Squares are squares.  I don't hang out with narrow minded folks. I think a majority of this culture in which we live is blind to what these experience have to offer. 20's, 30's, 40's...whatever.  It's all across the board.  It's all about individuals. It's about what people are exposed to and that shapes how open minded they are about psychedelics. 

I don't ever speak with anyone about my psychedelic use. Only a few good friends know about my interest in psychedelics.  When I do feel ok to enter into a discussion about psychedelic, people are always shocked that I am a psychonaut.  I don't look the part. I don't advertise. I am just an everyday average blue collar guy that took great interest in psychedelics.  My mind always seemed geared towards it.

I feel like there are likely plenty of everyday joe's out there that are just like me, psychonauts quietly exploring the weird and odd realm of psychedelics. I would love to have a psychedelic circle of friends.  It's hard to find that sort of thing at my age so perhaps you are on to something.

I have found is that it is much easier to speak about Ayahuasca nowadays. I am baffled as to why aya has become so trendy all of the sudden. I have mentioned that I have tried Ayahuasca and am met with interest and wonder about what it is like.  When I mention DMT I get blank stares and I feel like some look at it like it's a hardcore drug.  I hope eventually psychedelics will be accepted in our weird culture we live in right now.  It seems to be heading in that direction right now, fingers crossed. 

How do you think your perspective will be on psychedelics when you arrive into you're 40's? I find just as many close minded millennials as I do generation X.  And I would add that many millennials are just as dismissive about psychedelics as any other generation, if not more.