It could just be stress and anxiety as well. Either way, get some treatment for it while you can.
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Damn man, you're not THAT old yet, though apart from age it could be a myriad of things really. Do you get enough sleep for starters? That has a huge affect on memory, especially if you have long-term sleep deprivation. Stress and nutrition too. Or if you happen to have routines that are monotone to the point you don't consider certain things worth remembering - that happens too. Does seem like something worth looking into if the cause isn't clear there...
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Have you been worrying too much about the future?
Longing for the past maybe ?
Recent strong disease ?
Lack of sleep ?
Those are very common causes of "lapsus memoriae".