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Why Men Are Over Partying
In the early days of adulthood, many young men feel an inevitable urge to hit clubs and dance the night away. However, as these men age, this enthusiasm tends to dwindle. What once seemed like a rite of passage becomes increasingly burdensome, costly, and devoid of genuine enjoyment.
The Illusion of Nightlife
Many men start their partying journey at the age of 16 or 17, lured in by the social conventions of youth. The nightlife is viewed as a prime opportunity to connect with peers, meet new people, and possibly forge romantic relationships. The excitement of clubbing leads to years of investment, both financially and emotionally. However, this dedication often culminates in the realization that such outings yield little reward.