21 on the 21st
Feels good to have a numerogically favorable day, haha. Now I can finally rent a car for an extra fee, receive a partial insurance discount, go to X clubs, gamble in Vegas, strip clubs with no cover, among other things. It is definately not the last milestone; many ages also carry a worth to them. 25 is now the real 21, giving you get all the other legal privaleges not alotted. 28 is about the HS Reunion age, one of your first real introspection ("how far have I gotten in comparison to my peers") age. 30ish would probably be the itchy time to 'get married and start a family,' while 40 brings another age of introspection, midlife crisises and whatnot. 50 is a good early retirement age, and who know where we go from there. Overall, I suppose 21 is one of the more enjoyable milestones, at least for now -- at least until you start to become successful and you begin setting your own milestones. But age is just a number, and for our generation one that is a gross misrepresentation of our mental age, wisdom, and capability. *toot*