Hello Taru, I am 24 and I have almost 40% silver. I begun coloring my hair since I was 18, (black, brown, red). Now I have highlites and natural grown roots. I am not ashamed anymore. I like my silver strings:) So. it is a matter of time..or geting used and embrasing your natural self.

Soon you might have super cool hair like mine! I seem to recall being even younger when I picked up my first stripe.

Don't worry, I'm only 31 as well and have had a few random silver hairs here and there since my early to mid 20's. For a long time I used to dye my hair, but now I just attack it with tweezers whenever I spot a few of those silver hairs at my crown.

Silver hair, on a beautiful fit woman such as yourself, could do nothing but make you even more beautiful, if such a thing is possible. I find that natural beauty is rarely enhanced by the contrived beauty rituals of modern society. The gods gift each woman a rare beauty that is all her own, I wish more would revel in that gift, instead of painting and dying to make them all look like little cookie cutter fake versions of themselves!

Oh dear, pluck one, five replace it! For future reference platinum blond hair looks great!

Ha! I know that feeling... I wrote a humor article for Medium about the very same thing. https://medium.com/this-and-that/dbbc85b81404

You will look beautiful with any color hair!

Seem to be a pretty common thing to get grey hairs early then. Better just embrace it. It's anyway a sign of intelligence, isn't it.

I'm 34 and had almost none before I had a baby earlier this year. Suddenly, it is as if my hair went insane and decided to tell the world "She's a mom now. Don't look at her that way."
They started to multiply like crazy, specially in the front. I've had bangs all my life, so this just makes it worse. I'm totally not ready to brace my grey self.
My mom, on the other hand, has never ever dyed her hair and she looks beautiful with her silver mane. She recently moved to Brazil, where grey hair is nowhere to be seen, and she says everyone can tell she is from Europe. So it really shows a more mature and sophisticated acceptance. I'm not as mature as her, clearly. That's why she's my mom :D

As always, do whatever pleases you most. You can be okay with it today, only to wake up tomorrow finding it unbearable.

Yea, it's just one of those things we have no power over. We'll deal with it in the way it feels most comfortable to ourselves and like you say, what feels good today might change already tomorrow. Life!