I think the thing about being young I am going to miss the most is being a fangirl.

ivyblossom:

remuslives23:

lettersfromtitan:

gingerandfair:

1dlovescats:

I mean its alright when your a teenager, but when you are 30 and have kids it just gets weird. I am going to miss this so much.

Um. I’m 26? (Almost 27?) And married?

39, partnered, met my partner through…

HAHAHHAHAHAA OMG that’s funny.

I don’t know if you’ve noticed this, but the world is actually made up of fandoms. Wedding fandom. Baby fandom. Being-a-mummy fandom. Politics fandom. Sports fandom. Academia is a fandom. Fantasy football is a fandom. Religions are fandoms. Cooking, knitting, reading, makeup, fashion, tea, coffee, travel, beer, art: all fandoms. Once they go mainstream they’re not quite as awesome, but they’re still fandoms!

There’s no switch that makes you mature once you reach a certain age, I promise you. You just end up with more money and more autonomy, that’s all.

Being passionate about things, all the things you can, is the only thing that makes you successful in life.

Never stop fangirling. 

LOL, I spent 3 years of my life in parenting fandom, and my god that is the wankiest thing that ever wanked. Anyone who thinks fandom is wanky needs to go to a parenting board and ask for a formula recommendation. And dude, popcorn.gif.

I’ve always been a fangirl and I think I always will be, but that’s because I’m totally obsessive. I just get enthusiastic and obsess about things I love, and that is never going away. And I don’t want it to! I love it, and I have especially loved it for the last decade after I found people online to share it with. :-)

Source: 1dlovescats
  1. rainbowpoopies reblogged this from ivyblossom
  2. deadpoolsmindpalace reblogged this from tasteslikefail and added:
    26 here with a 29 sister who has two kids. We are proud fangirls! Sisters husband is just as geeky/fanboy for his...
  3. tasteslikefail reblogged this from magelette42 and added:
    33! And no fucking way I’m leaving fandom anytime soon - it’s too awesome and I’ve met too many amazing people.
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  9. littleroo27 reblogged this from emmagrant01 and added:
    through… Almost 32, most of my...friends are older than...no...
  10. semibold reblogged this from girl-panic and added:
    I’ll be 45 in a month, and most of my friends are fangirling over something on a daily basis. Married, single, with kids...
  11. contra-band reblogged this from ivyblossom and added:
    Yay enthusiasm. I can’t feel any now because I’m going through a bad patch, but I totally appreciate its importance.
  12. magelette42 reblogged this from randomactsofdouchebaggery and added:
    my… Wait, what? I...stop at some point? Me at 22 dragged my then-boyfriend to stand
  13. bytheblue reblogged this from canuckjacq
  14. heidi8 reblogged this from emmagrant01 and added:
    through… Fannish on...internet since my early 20s. That was two decades ago, in the dark...
  15. fangirlblues reblogged this from randomactsofdouchebaggery and added:
    Just turned 32 and still fangirling full power! I regret nothing. Life would be so boring without fangirl rainbows.
  16. callmetoast reblogged this from actingjunkie and added:
    This is actually a nice outlook, thanks fangirls-above-30! :)
  17. churchofpoetry reblogged this from thefirstmrshummel and added:
    60 and counting. Once a fangirl, always a fangirl. I’ve been this way since early childhood and probably will be till...
  18. pennysstuff reblogged this from savetheteaboy and added:
    Ah, now I feel much better about being a shameless fangirl at 41… ;-)
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  20. lorelei-elf reblogged this from canuckjacq and added:
    31, married, three kids, one still on my boob. Life can get too ‘bourgeois’ to deny yourself some Klaine-loving!!
  21. thefirstmrshummel reblogged this from dontturnitoff and added:
    41, married and with a 14 year old daughter. I’m a bigger fangirl now than I ever was when I was younger. And yeah, I...
  22. actingjunkie reblogged this from dontturnitoff and added:
    um, 44, married and ditto! ;-) It’s actually more fun to fangirl when older - you can make your own decisions to be...
  23. dontturnitoff reblogged this from canuckjacq and added:
    40, married, have a 6yo who’s happy to fanboy right along with to me. The thing is, when you’re older, you give so much...
  24. randomactsofdouchebaggery reblogged this from girl-panic and added:
    32 and what she said ^ … case in point: my dash the last two weeks has been nothing but a 25-year-old man who plays a...
  25. canuckjacq reblogged this from lettersfromtitan and added:
    35, married. It’s way better being weird, by the way, than you may think.
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  28. savetheteaboy reblogged this from girl-panic and added:
    Turning 29 next week and I’m still an unapologetic fangirl.