So, assuming you could live on such a massive world, you turning 30 would take the same amount time as here on Earth, so far as how "long" it feels to you.
However if you were to somehow leave and come to earth, you'd find it "older". So like the twin on Uranus example posted here, if you and your clone were born at the same time, black hole you would be "younger" - although - if your clone was now 60 (to your 30) - you'd have "experienced" half as much time as he has.
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You will always age the same relative to you.
So, assuming you could live on such a massive world, you turning 30 would take the same amount time as here on Earth, so far as how "long" it feels to you.
However if you were to somehow leave and come to earth, you'd find it "older". So like the twin on Uranus example posted here, if you and your clone were born at the same time, black hole you would be "younger" - although - if your clone was now 60 (to your 30) - you'd have "experienced" half as much time as he has.