What do you mean
Idk just not the same type of posters at all
Adulthood seems depressing. You basically do the same thing 5/7 days until you're 60 and too old to do anything. Also being financially independent in itself is scary
If you play your cards right you should be able to enjoy your 40s more than your 30s and your 30s more than your 20s
If you play your cards right you should be able to enjoy your 40s more than your 30s and your 30s more than your 20s
Wdym play your cards right
who?
Acting like you don’t know who that is isn’t fooling anyone
Adulthood seems depressing. You basically do the same thing 5/7 days until you're 60 and too old to do anything. Also being financially independent in itself is scary
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dudes really are 18 years of age itt crying that life is gonna go to s*** soon are u f***in serious
dudes really are 18 years of age itt crying that life is gonna go to s*** soon are u f***in serious
Let them be edgy
Wdym play your cards right
choosing the right career path and the right people to keep beside you
dudes really are 18 years of age itt crying that life is gonna go to s*** soon are u f***in serious
We’ve all been there
We’ve all been there
True, that’s at the age where they’re still figuring themselves out
choosing the right career path and the right people to keep beside you
But even if you do end up getting a good paying job wouldn't it still feel monotone? Also from my experience so far most people go their own way. I don't really have the same friends I used to have and I've heard someone say that your friend group changes every 5 years and honestly it seems pretty true
True, that’s at the age where they’re still figuring themselves out
Kinda annoying how most kids think they got everything figured out lmao, they‘ll learn soon
Kinda annoying how most kids think they got everything figured out lmao, they‘ll learn soon
Pressure from society isn’t easy man
How old were you when you realized you were a f***ing idiot? Might have been 19 for me. Had to work on that s***
How old were you when you realized you were a f***ing idiot? Might have been 19 for me. Had to work on that s***
23
still working on it tbh
The thought of having to give up your childhood aspirations that seemed realistic not too long ago because you soon have to face the real world is... Destructive? I think is the word I'm looking for? Like when I'm done with high school either I have to do what I like and understand that there's a 99.99% chance I fail or settle down for a boring but a safe life
But even if you do end up getting a good paying job wouldn't it still feel monotone? Also from my experience so far most people go their own way. I don't really have the same friends I used to have and I've heard someone say that your friend group changes every 5 years and honestly it seems pretty true
Most jobs are not what they seem like from the outside. Im not even talking about the pay. A LOT of jobs are not monotonous and feel different every day/week. If your only criteria is money tho ofc you’ll hate this s*** after a few years. Dont believe these rules of life like you change your friends every 5 years also cause you’ll end up subconsciously making them true. I’d stop talking to people cause i figured they were superficial hs relations and now we still talk to eachother every day, you never know what will happen