I am trained enough on an old school typewriter that I find it really, really hard not to rest my fingers on the keys to orient them. I have a very high typing speed on a regular keyboard as a result, but suck at these new-fangled devices.
That being said, it is awesome to be my age because I think I have a greater sense of wonder at the new tech than kids do. You, TP, are a kid in my book, though a grown-up for life-conversational/wisdom purposes.
My husband is close to your age (he's 28), and all my friends are significantly younger than I am. They are also almost all men.
I had a female friend who was my age, but she wanted to get sexually involved with me and, though I was attracted to her, her husband wasn't on board, and I can't do that. I am naturally super-ethical.
I can't not be ethical. It's like some weird wiring thing. I will be sick for weeks if I am unethical according to my own rather rigid standards. It makes me feel so squicky and anxious, I cannot handle it.
Anyhow, she told her husband, and he freaked, and our friendship ended. She was my closest girlfriend and she promise that her attraction to me would never interfere with the friendship...
I think I am not bi because I have trust issues with women. But women are so lovely.
I still mourn her leaving my life. We were friends for almost a decade.
This is not something I've managed to sort through yet. The people who have hurt me most have been women, so I think I am not bisexual because of trust issues with women, though I am strongly attracted to them.
I am yearning for woman friends, but have been stung so often, I trust men so much more easily. They are (please pardon the sexism) generally so much simpler and easy to figure out.