anyone else 25+ and still feel like an 18 year old. i cant believe there are people the same age as me becoming doctors, how... why?
Idk man,most of them happen to decided whom they want to be as an adult in ms.I feel like a loser compared to them.Tho ya still can change ur life and choose whom ya want to be
i'm 28 and i feel like a 12 year old
>>85847007Hee hee umm lol like ya know ya know ya know lol it's just how it is lol one day you're burning your Metallica poster and the next day you qualify for AARP. It's all like ya know ya know ya know
>>85847007Do you want to know how it happened? They had parents that took an interest in their growth and success, and didn't feed them the mental slop that the "average" parent does.
I'm almost 36 and I can tell you the feeling doesn't really go away. No one feels their age and aging feels weird. It feels like it caught you suddenly, not like you aged into it progressively.
>>85847117maybe, ive made a habit of asking my successful friends what their parents do, usually they two parents who both have careers, but i dont know to what extent they encourage them. sometimes they dont at all, i think its just having parents that have some kind of success instead of just being unemployed or wagies
>>85847007I'm 38 years old and I feel like I'm 18. I think you need to have kids and mortage to feel adult or something.
>>85847007>almost 40>be recently>go cinema, alone obviously but whatever no biggie>normal for people my age>people are looking at me as they filter in>not sure why, just trying to watch film>sudden realisation and feeling my age.webp>am now the weird old guy alone in the cinema i used to feel sorry for as a kidhits kinda hard
>>85847330I think I was 20 the first time I went to a movie alone Anyway, I doubt anyone takes notice of you
tbf u only r as old as u feel, lowkey cap frfr
>>85847007not my fault I still look like I'm a college student
>>85847007If you feel like an 18yo then that makes you more mature than the average nu-robot zoomer who thinks they're 15, tops.
