Yes, I'm quite a bit younger than you and wish I'd never dyed my hair!
Initially it was just because I wanted it a shade or two darker than my natural colour, then the greys started coming and I felt I had to keep it up, dying every three weeks, with root spray in-between, and alternating between dyeing it myself or going to the hairdresser.
I love it dyed but don't want to be beholden to the dye bottle for the rest of my life, it's so much hassle and expense (or both!). I also really begrudge the idea that we as women are socially-conditioned to hide the fact that we're aging, so I've quit the dye cold turkey and am letting it grow out naturally, though at moment am disguising it a little with powder. I wish I'd started sooner as there'd be less contrast between my natural colour and the dye. It'd going to take years to grow out as my hair's quite long.
I'm in a Facebook group called "The Gray Book - Inspiration for going gray!" which is full of amazing ladies sharing their journey to going grey and tips on care and how they're managing it (cold turkey or tactical dye jobs or whatever). It's a really friendly, encouraging place and they all look amazing, even during the grow-out stage. They seem to glow so much more with their grey hair, it's giving me hope!
All this to say, if you're at this crossroads, it might be worth starting to consider embracing your greys so you can save yourself time and money and hassle. It took me a few more times dyeing it before I was ready to commit, but I feel ready now and, actually, it feels really freeing.
Good luck with your choice!