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Originally Posted by youngvillagertobe (Post 2088980)

Maybe I really am 22 and wanted to see what people would think of a 24 year old before I revealed more information about myself.

A lot of maybe’s quit trying to start a SCAM. I can’t believe your BS! TROLL

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Originally Posted by youngvillagertobe (Post 2088980)

Maybe I really am 22 and wanted to see what people would think of a 24 year old before I revealed more information about myself.

You lied then or you lied now.... or both.

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Originally Posted by youngvillagertobe (Post 2088980)

Maybe I really am 22 and wanted to see what people would think of a 24 year old before I revealed more information about myself.

You need to get a life.

I'd welcome more age diversity. I like different perspectives and learning from those around me.

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Originally Posted by youngvillagertobe (Post 2088980)

Maybe I really am 22 and wanted to see what people would think of a 24 year old before I revealed more information about myself.

yeh like there’s a difference between 24 and 22,every one over 55 I’m sure would see the difference

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Originally Posted by charlieo1126@gmail.com (Post 2089055)

yeh like there’s a difference between 24 and 22,every one over 55 I’m sure would see the difference

everyone not over 55 in villages. Only slightly restricts age 18 and below. He said he will be renter which if over 18 and can pay rent won’t be problem. I think this may be stir the pot post. :popcorn: More it stirred the more responses.

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Originally Posted by youngvillagertobe (Post 2088980)

Maybe I really am 22 and wanted to see what people would think of a 24 year old before I revealed more information about myself.

Lies always work………..

Same reply I made to your January 2022 Topic:

Seriously? Sounds like another one of "those" threads. Should generate lot's of replies. That one generated 10 pages with only 1 reply from you. Must be advertising rate time again. :D Not sure how your age would fit in with a young person's lifestyle here. I guess you could join the Villages Single's Club. Lots of 70-80 yr old ladies (or men) looking for young guys (or gals). The 24yr old bar scene is very hot here and the nightly music on the squares fits right in with your age group. As long as you clean up after your dog and don't drive your golf cart over 20MPH you should fit right in. Seriously though (LOL) I'm sure a 24yr old can find a more age correct community in central Florida or anywhere in Florida but if the golden oldies and golden age is your thing then welcome. EDIT: Sorry, no Costco or Trader Joe's within 50 or so miles.

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Originally Posted by Topspinmo (Post 2089060)

You have to be 19 to live in the Villages, not 18. And you can't use the adult pools until you turn 30.

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Originally Posted by Topspinmo (Post 2089060)

im well aware of the 55 year resident requirement , if you had taken the time to read the very short sentence he was talking about how people would look at him as 24 or 22 it was pretty lame because he got caught telling a story , I’ll explain my short sentence again it just meant that people over 55 would not distinguish a difference between 24 or 22I could have put 40 , 70, 50 and meant the same thing

youngvillagertobe

Originally Posted by Keefelane66 View Post
Jan 16 2022 you were 24 did you find the fountain of youth?
“ I am a 24 year old man, single, no kids, work from home and am looking to buy my first house. I would love to live in the Villages and know about the 80/20 rule when it comes to 55+ communities. I am quiet, and old soul, respectful of others and always maintain a clean living space/ yard. What would be the honest reaction to having a young person live next door?

TROLL

Maybe I really am 22 and wanted to see what people would think of a 24 year old before I revealed more information about myself.

You are a strange one. Go get a life.

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Originally Posted by youngvillagertobe (Post 2088980)

Maybe I really am 22 and wanted to see what people would think of a 24 year old before I revealed more information about myself.

What you are is a liar. You should get a job as a real estate agent. All these old people aren’t as stupid as you thought they would be ARE THEY?

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Originally Posted by BigSteph (Post 2088917)

This seems just like a post I read from 2021, but I'll bite.

I bought a house in The Villages when I was just below 55 -- my wife is even younger.

To you, 50-54 is probably old. To many Villagers, we are youngsters.

We've been here less than a year and both of us work and will continue to for a number of years.

We live in The Villages, in the same neighborhood as the people around us, but we do not live in their world. There is an important distinction to this comment -- I'll explain;

My wife works from home, but is bound to her desk from 8 - 5 M-Friday. I work in Leesburg and commute from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm.

Most everything is geared to activities during those hours. The pools close at dusk/dark. So, in parts of the year, we can only go on weekends.

Many of the businesses close by 5pm, which was a surprise to us. We have to race after work or leave early to make certain purchases or appointments.

Our neighbors have groups of friends that they spend time with during the day and evening. We don't mind being to ourselves, prefer it actually, but it wasn't really a choice. Life continues on, joyously, when we are working, and we don't participate in those hours of activity due to our careers.

All that is not a negative, it is just pointing out that if you are not retired, there is a disassociated feeling living in The Villages. I suspect that the younger you are, the more the feeling is compounded.

If you get married, the other person will have to adjust (maybe they won't). If you want to have children or adopt, you can't.

There is a nice neighborhood on 466-A in the Beaumont (I think)development that is single family, with nice homes and a nice community center with a pool. There, you can grow up and out as you please. You will still be near The Villages, near good shopping, near nice and maintained environs.

Maybe you are that singular person, who in his/her 20's, is a perfect fit for The Villages. If so, and only you know; Welcome home.

We remember seeing this same question and format when we moved here in the Villages a year and half ago.
I guess your article or book you're writing didn't get enough feedback from before.

Your young enjoy it

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Originally Posted by youngvillagertobe (Post 2088787)

As a recent graduate from fall 2021, at 22 years old I have an opportunity to work remotely for a company in Ocala. I have always looked at the villages as a place I want to live someday, and with this new job opportunity I was thinking I could rent here for a few years then buy something shortly down the road. I was offered a good paying job and can afford TV even with the surging housing costs.

I am a clean, organized, well-mannered young man who is tired of the constant late night partying college lifestyle and wants a community where everyone turns in for the evening early. I love golf, cooking and relaxing. What are everyone's thoughts on such a young neighbor?

I agree with you this is a nice place to live, but you're limiting you're experience to meet people of your own age. There's more to life than drunken college parties. Go out enjoy life while you can, find someone you want to spend the rest of your life with, raise a family and when the time comes buy a place here and have your grandchildren visit.

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Originally Posted by thevillages2013 (Post 2089147)

What you are is a liar. You should get a job as a real estate agent. All these old people aren’t as stupid as you thought they would be ARE THEY?

Oh there are plenty here “Villagers” that grew up in a cabbage patch and gullible