What made you realize you're not 'Young' anymore?

dang, that's a really good question.... I don't think I can answer it, though as I don't remember all of the instances when I've felt it...

But if I were to think more about it (and as weirdly as it may sound) personally I associate the feeling of not being young anymore with the moment I had my first mustache hairs show up on my face, and had to learn how to shave. That's when reality had really hit me and I knew that we're not immortal and that life is doing its own thing...

I can work with PC <10h now, not 12h any more xD
oh yeah, good call! There was a time between 2002 and 2014 when I'd be on my PC about 15-16 hours a day / night, including on my birthday, on Christmas, Easter, New Year etc... I would rarely get out of the room :D

Nowadays, I still spend most of my time on the computer, but I rarely can break the 12 hours mark... which is not necessarily bad because I do need to have a life outside of the PC, but when I try to break the 12 hours mark (especially for 2 days in a row) I feel the exhaustion in my body too... But then again, I'm 45 so I am kind of old already :)
 
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I'm about your age (turned 34 last October) and honestly, I still feel like O'm the same 15 year old idiot I was, except now I have more on my plate than just skipping algebra.
I expected to mature 'overnight' when my first daughter was born and it never happened. I'm still the same 15 yo idiot I always was, I'm just going to bed earlier.
 
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