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CherryBombSenior Contributor
LOL, me again! I can't think of anyone under 30 over this side either. But I think it might be because a lot of people don't talk about age.
I have a hunch about people who might be under 30 but I'm not sure, so am hesitant to tag them!
Come out people under 30, and show you're here by replying to @Former-Member 
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Unknown userMember
haha are you stalking me @CherryBomb
you know if you want to chat jsut satrt chatting away ill talk to you lol 
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Unknown userMember
hi guys i was orginally getting in touch with people my own age (20) but i like talking to everyone on here so feel free to join in the conversation
how is everyone doing today? what are your plans for today?
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NikNikSenior Contributor
Hi @Former-Member
Beware of @CherryBomb
I'm glad you like talking to us 'elders' because we like talking to you!
I half don't want to suggest this, in case you like it more, but Reachout.com has an online community for 16-25 year olds. Don't you dare leave us though 
Nik
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Unknown userMember
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Unknown userMember
i'm only just a little bit past 30 lol if that counts?!?!
🙂 Glad you're not leaving us!
lj
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Unknown userMember
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NikNikSenior Contributor
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Unknown userMember
im good here @NikNik
but thanks for 'sharing me' haha
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Unknown userMember
the sad thing is @Former-Member@NikNik
my life stage is already more advanced than most 20 year old and i often ahve trouble fitting in with people my age rather than people who are older anyway
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