I have my own personal theory on this one.
When I was younger, I hated partying. DJ's (even though my brother IS one), beer, loud music - I hated it all.
I still do, to a point. I think the reason was that when I was younger, I felt like the only reason other people my age were doing it was that they were trying to pretend they were older 20-somethings. "Hey, I have a fake ID, worship me, ladies..."
Now I'm 21, and bars aren't out of the question anymore. I'll usually head out to a bar with a couple of other 21-year-old friends, and they'll have a DJ with loud music again. I still refuse to go "clubbing", but if it's a house party with lots of people that I know, I'm all for it.
Then again, my perception of fun is probably directly proportional to the amount of liquor present in my system at the time.
Please remember that I'm of legal drinking age - I still disapprove of teen drinking. And if you DO drink, drink responsibly.
And never go clubbing.
-Ramon http://razor.ramon.com
