Will I regret not partying while I am young

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I got with someone when I was 21 because they liked to party and I was hoping we would have fun. 
Well it ended up they already did everything and was over it so I didn’t do anything. I didn’t want to start doing drugs or being too crazy. Just experience the party scene.
Now that I’m getting older I’m mad at myself for not partying but not that I got with my partner.
I love them but I’m sad I just worked my 20s away...
Now I’m wanting kids and worried if I don’t try and have that little bit of party life before hand I’ll look at my kids and partner and regret it.
Has anyone felt like this and can tell me that this goes away? 
I’m at the end of my 20s and have worked / I buried my oldest sibling myself as our parents were not in the picture / take care of my sibling with special needs. 
I just don’t want to grow up look back and regret my life.. sounds stupid when I type it out.
Update-
I can’t tell you why it’s important to me. I wouldn’t even say it is important just something I missed out on and always wanted to experience. Watching my friends do it while I worked my life away. 
This is not something I will get divorced over for sure they would go out with me if I asked. I didn’t mean to make it sound like my partner just wouldn’t go. They were just done with that scene and so I didn’t even get to experience it with my partner.
Thank you guys for your NICE suggestions and view points I’ll be asking my partner if we can do something to get this feeling out of my head lol ❤️❤️❤️

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Trust me partying isn’t something you grow up and remember fondly lol it’s usually a “wow I was an idiot” memory

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I disagree that it’s automatically immature. You can do simple things and do them with your SO. My SO and I may go out to a bar, or go see a DJ play (sometimes even all night 😂), or have friends over for a little house party. There’s nothing wrong with trying those things and even though your partner may be “over it”, you can compromise for a “wild” weekend together and with friends

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Everyone is different so some regret it and some don’t. However it seems important to you so definitely try out the bar scene with a few girl friends or throw a small party at your house for Christmas or thanksgiving. It’s not too late!

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You guys should go on a few vacations before you have kids. We went to New Orleans to do Bourbon Street on St. Patrick’s day several years in a row and I am not a partier or drinker but on a trip I think you are able to let loose more. We also went to Jamaica over Valentine’s Day after having our first child and just did nothing but tan on the beach, drink, eat delicious food and have sex lol it was so needed, so it doesn’t even have to be before you have kids. Just see if you guys can get away at some point to cut loose, whatever that means for you.

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Don't let anyone make you feel bad or guilty for having these feelings. I totally understand how you feel. I was my siblings second parent and barely had a childhood. Then I worked multiple jobs to put myself through college and never had time or energy to experience that typical "college life." I have moments of regrets and longing, I think it's normal. I'm in my early 30s now and I've commited myself to traveling. Once a year I go somewhere I've never been to, be it out of state or another country. This is my immature party phase, where it's all about me lol. So the going on vacation suggestion by another poster is a great idea. I really think it's all about experiencing something new.

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I "missed" my late teens and 20's because I just worked a lot and went to school too. I do regret it a little and sometimes feel like I didn't get it all out of my system the way most people age seem to have. I think I regret working so much more than I regret not parting. Because I am still living pay check to pay check now even though I always worked at least 50 per week. I think if I was more financially well off I wouldn't regret it.

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Can you go out drinking/dancing every other Friday or something?

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I didn’t party and regret nothing

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Guessing depends on the person. I had my daughter at 17 never partied and now at 28 and on baby #3 I've never regretted it! I smoke pot back in the day when I was younger between 13-15ish and that was the extent of my partying 😂been with my husband 12 years no I guess I'm a old soul . I prefer just being at home. My husband partied a bit when younger before we met (he was 19 when we met) and says it's a wAste of money and time !

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Everyone different. I partied for 4 years straight and now I’m over it. I don’t miss it. I love my little family and glad my SO and I had our “fun young dumb” stages dealt with.  We do go out twice a month just us , having fun. He’s more of home body now