Your age rounded to the nearest decade

[EmilyMiller]

Update (and more accurate bin labels / row totals):

18-24:
25-34: (12)
35-44: (10)
45-54: (9)
55-64: (9)
65-74: (11)
75-84: (4)
85-94: (1)

Getting a little less nice as a curve.

Em

 

[EmilyMiller]

If someone would be so nice as to check my tally. The chances of me having missed it double-counted something are quite high.

Em

 

[djrip]

Update (and more accurate bin labels / row totals):

18-24:
25-34: (12)
35-44: (10)
45-54: (9)
55-64: (9)
65-74: (11)
75-84: (4)
85-94: (1)

Getting a little less nice as a curve.

Em

 

[chad132]

68 so closer to the 70

 

[NoTalentHack]

68 so closer to the 70

(Almost) Nice.

 

[TheRedChamber]

40 band, so apparently still one of the Young'uns. Which is nice.

(Just don't ask again next year)

 

[ElectricBlue]

Update (and more accurate bin labels / row totals):

18-24:
25-34: (12)
35-44: (10)
45-54: (9)
55-64: (9)
65-74: (11)
75-84: (4)
85-94: (1)

Getting a little less nice as a curve.

Em

Thanks Em for the numbers.

At least in the AH we're all responsible adults...

What?

 

[Comshaw]

No twenties. And I thought Lit was overrun by nubile teens .

Em

Hmmmm...maybe as readers, but me thinks they are too busy doing it to write about it. Damn! For the want of those long-lost days when carnal lust rather than cerebral endeavors ruled.

Comshaw

 

[EmilyMiller]

Hmmmm...maybe as readers, but me thinks they are too busy doing it to write about it. Damn! For the want of those long-lost days when carnal lust rather than cerebral endeavors ruled.

Comshaw

It’s not like I’m celibate, hun .

Em

 

[Comshaw]

It’s not like I’m celibate, hun .

Em

Aw my dear, that statement wasn't directed at you. It was a verbalized thought of my life. A muttered lamentation of what was and is and will be for everyone eventually.


comshaw

 

[EmilyMiller]

Aw my dear, that statement wasn't directed at you. It was a verbalized thought of my life. A muttered lamentation of what was and is and will be for everyone eventually.


comshaw

Eventually is a long time, with some luck .

Em

 

[Comshaw]

Eventually is a long time, with some luck .

Em

From that end yes. From this end it was a blink of an eye.

Comshaw

 

[DarkWhispers2U]

I'm a few years shy of 50 if we're still collecting stats.

 

[elizaloo]

Rounding up a few years to 60.

I never thought I'd make 50, so I'll take it.

 

[lanceGibs]

Six.

 

[spankableBelle]

50

 

[nice90sguy]

I'm a lot more interested in the age breakdown of readers than writers. My feeling is that there's a young cohort. I even saw literotica mentioned in a "youth-oriented" porn game (the challenge was to read 3 literotica stories without cumming lol -- not a very difficult challenge for me)

 

[EmilyMiller]

I'm a lot more interested in the age breakdown of readers than writers. My feeling is that there's a young cohort. I even saw literotica mentioned in a "youth-oriented" porn game (the challenge was to read 3 literotica stories without cumming lol -- not a very difficult challenge for me)

Feel free to organize your own poll of readers, hun.

Em

 

[WyltEmrys]

As I told someone earlier, I remember installing Linux from floppy disks...

I remember when RAM was soldered to the motherboard & not (easily) user-replaceable. Also, files stored on magnetic tape (although that was a VAX mainframe, not a PC). Not _quite_ old enough for punch cards, at least.

 

[WyltEmrys]

Rounded up, 50, but I have few years before that happens.

It's funny how I keep waiting for the 'feeling like an adult' part to occur, but it keeps eluding me.

Unfortunately, I passed that milestone the end of last year. Also still waiting to feel like an adult.

 

[AlinaX]

I remember when RAM was soldered to the motherboard & not (easily) user-replaceable.

Ah. Apple still does that.

 

[WyltEmrys]

Rounded down, 50.

As for old computers, my first was a Commodore VIC-20 that I saved up for over a year to buy, and then had to save up for another 6 months to get a cassette drive (yep, until then, if I wrote a program, it went POOF in a cloud of bits when I turned off the computer). I didn't own a computer with a floppy disk drive until I upgraded to a Commodore 64 a couple years later, and the disk drive for that used 5 1/4" floppies (not those newfangled 3.5" ones with the plastic cases, you newbies!). No computer since then has made me as happy as that VIC-20 did.

We had a Texas Instruments with the cassette tape data storage. I remember mapping out graphics on graph paper & programming it in using hexadecimal, probably in BASIC.

 

[WyltEmrys]

No twenties. And I thought Lit was overrun by nubile teens .

Em

Must just be the readers...

 

[WyltEmrys]

Ah. Apple still does that.

I dunno...left Apple behind when they went away from the PowerPC chip to the proprietary stuff and i-everything.

 

[AlinaX]

I still have at least one working PowerPC, but haven't switched it/them on in a decade.