>>77042963

You shouldn't wait even for your 20s. There is nothing you can't do by the time you are 14. And to think they force you to waste 14 to 17 - 18 in that outdated scam waste of time that is high school instead of being in university and having a decent paying job by 18 so you can live your life which is prettty much over by the time you are 24 to 28

When I was in my 20s I told myself that if I was still on 4chan at 30 I'd probably kill myself.

I'm 35 now.

Even moot managed to leave this place.

Fuck this.

>>77042963
kant speaks of this

>>77042981
yep i was the exact same. although i never said i would kill myself, i just said no way ill still be here, ill be living a decent life, ill have a wife, ill have a career, etc.

instead here i sit, 34 years old, never accomplished or experienced anything, spending every waking moment thinking about how miserable i am and how much i want to die.

>>77042963
>Gentlemen, whatever the fuck you want to do, do not wait till you are in your 30s to do it. That includes lifting/getting fit.
absolutely 100%. all i think about every moment of every day is how ive wasted and ruined my entire life, how could i do this to myself, how could i let myself get to this point, etc.

Well you don't know better when you're younger. I wanted to lift and squat when I was a teenager (20 years ago) but didn't have a clue on what to do, get started, or find information on it.
I wanted a motorcycle but didn't because I thought I should squat first so my legs are strong enough to push it up if I drop it.
I wanted to make money and invest but didn't know what the fuck to do to get started.
I saved up a bunch of money and started traveling but didn't understand even what the fuck to do with sex because I was a socially anxious virgin with problems I didn't understand.
I started figuring things out but was continuously fucked up due to poverty and money problems and it took me about 15 fucking years to get my financial shit together through homelessness, school, and some time in corporate before I finally looked around me and realized I did it all wrong and had incredible opportunities in front of me but missed them because I wasn't prepared at the time or was too low of a risk tolerance.
I missed so much because I was missing information and just didn't know what to do or I had to deal with other heavy shit I shouldn't have had to deal with because other people didn't get their shit together and their shit impacted me in negative ways. I tried but things didn't work out because I was going about it wrong. Had to figure things out my entire life since I didn't know and no one taught me.

Whatever it is you think you fucked up you probably didn't know better and should go easier on yourself.
Unless you did literally nothing then I'm not sure how that came about. I kept doing things but fucking shit up as I went along and some things just never got worked out. Yet.

>>77043068
Oh yeah and I started lifting in early 20s but had a bad ankle which fucked my shit up with ever trying to squat or deadlift or do anything worthwhile really and I didn't chance across information which allowed me to greatly improve the problem and get passed it until just a few months ago and I'm well along my way now. The exercise/stretch was so simple but I never thought of it not saw it anywhere. Too poor for healthcare so no one else would solve my problem for me.

Similar thing with my shoulder. Bad imbalances for years stunted my progress with upper body lifts as well until I just recently also chanced across a means of stretching that changed everything.

It's often a small piece that makes the whole picture come together, but that small piece is missing and can take an unfortunate amount of time to come across. Other people may not have that problem or they have someone to just give them that answer or money to buy it.
Oh well.
Keep going.

What caused you to make this thread, OP?