Turning 30 has, for a long time, come with a certain set of expectations about where you should be in your life – but they no longer make sense, writes Daisy Jones.

Turning 30 has, for a long time, come with a certain set of expectations about where you should be in your life u2013 but they no longer make sense, writes Daisy Jones.

How we all fell for an outdated vision of turning 30

For some, their idea of what turning 30 looks like comes from their parents’ generation. We’ve all seen the memes (‘My parents at 30: let’s buy a house! Me at 30: I love Bulbasaur’)

“Turning 30 has, for a long time, come with a very specific set of expectations.”

How did we believe those lies about what 30 would look like?