twenties

In my twenties, I have learned that there are battles worth fighting in life, especially if these battles include self-development, self-care, and self-actualization.

Her characterizations of the literate housewives, the journalists who wrote for the magazines, and, most significantly, the confessional articles written by ordinary female readers breaks new ground in our understanding of twenties Japanese women.

During the late nineteenth century, men typically did not leave the homes of their parents unless they were in their mid-twenties, and more than half of the Chicago men in their late twenties remained unmarried.

Ford considered all of them highly preferable to the "new-fangled dances" that were sweeping the country in the twenties. He deplored jazz and dismissed the Charleston as a form of dancing "that enables the largest possible number of paying couples to dance together in the smallest possible space."

It would be imprudent to make generalizations about differences in age and patterns of solicitation based on these kinds of cases, since more than a few individuals in their teens and twenties propositioned or allowed themselves to be propositioned by males older than themselves, more often than not to make money.

"Homage to the Swedish Ballet 1920-1925," Murray Louis's re-creation of four ballets from the early twenties based on sketches of the original costumes, was a feast for the eyes.