.... and risk-averse, excitement-less ones?
I think to say to someone that they have a sterile lifestyle is a step too far...for all we know they may have an intense inner-life.
However, it is easier to point out lack of variety, excitement and adventure.
Thoughts sprung up from relatives quick change in lifestyle due to cancer and various other complications and another thread on this site.
I also have seen some of my great-grand parents die slowly and unhappily at very advanced age. Seen from the age of almost 40, it is easier to say I'd rather die early than in the aforementioned states (Step-dad circumstances don't really make for a particularly satisfying life- he's 64).
I am also starting to pay some of the price of my younger and reckless self and I'm thinking that once I double my age, the aches and pains may feel well over double what they are now! Will I regret it then? I don't now but.
What's your thoughts folks? Happy to have a late teen's opinion of the kilter of "yolo" to tales of warning from our more experienced contributors.
Answers on a postcard ladies and gents.