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post 1626637113 12-26-2020, 09:59 AM
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- Have a fear of not making the most of life, whats the point in getting to 70 if you havent done much?
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Originally Posted By SaviorSelfJT⏩
Over the past few months I've been having something like flashbacks or rather flashforwards. It's got to be some of the worst thoughts that ever have crept into my head (srs). The fear is strong enough that I get adrenaline rushes just from thinking about it

I keep imagining I'm in an older age, around 60. Health is going downhill, most of family/friends are deceased, lifetime goals never happened, no kids or family. And the worst part is knowing you're too old to do anything about it, not like a video game where you can reload an old save and retry. What's done is done
Copious amounts of alcohol and drugs is great to make those worries disappear
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post 1626637353 12-26-2020, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted By DumpsterFire⏩
My biggest fear in life is that I might become someone like you dead fkn serious
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move to thailand/philippines when you get too old and have worn out your body to smash anything over 30-40

swim in the 20 year old poon until your death bed when you're 80. enjoy the beautiful beach and sunshine at poverty rates. LooksMaximus has the right idea

It's actually not uncommon at all
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Originally Posted By SaviorSelfJT⏩
Over the past few months I've been having something like flashbacks or rather flashforwards. It's got to be some of the worst thoughts that ever have crept into my head (srs). The fear is strong enough that I get adrenaline rushes just from thinking about it

I keep imagining I'm in an older age, around 60. Health is going downhill, most of family/friends are deceased, lifetime goals never happened, no kids or family. And the worst part is knowing you're too old to do anything about it, not like a video game where you can reload an old save and retry. What's done is done
I never fear getting older, srs, and I'm 43, but then again I never truly worry about the future. You sound to me like you need Jesus, srs (I started growing a mustache recently, in part because I'm tired of people treating me like I'm 25, I look young for my age. I believe a mustache can make me look older)
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post 1626637903 12-26-2020, 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted By Smegmalion⏩
I think this may be becoming a little more common this year. I wouldn’t be surprised. I haven’t thought about that specifically, but definitely more about death of family, and how little time we have to do the things we want to do in our lives. It makes sense to me that if we are hearing about COVID, getting the death reports, etc. that there might be a surge in thoughts like this. I’m guessing you are not alone and that an increased number of people are thinking along these lines this year.
It's part of our spiritual growth, no?
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post 1626638753 12-26-2020, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted By xeron⏩
If you get to that age and really hate life that much you can throw yourself over the side of a bridge without worrying too much about all the wonderful memories and happenings the future will bring.

Chances are even at those ages you’ll have things to look forward to. Use to work with a 70 year old who still has to work everyday because he never saved but lived for whoremongering and was apparently happy in his day to day life. Another mid 70s guy I’ve known was marrying a Russian mail order bride of the same age.

Seems like it really doesn’t matter how old you get, you’ll always have things to look forward towards to stop yourself from offing it, no matter if you’re a failure.
If you are talking about suicide, that's not a good idea, some say that if you commit suicide you go straight to Hell, for eternity. Some say a Hell of torment and fire doesn't exist though. The irony, imagine someone killing himself and immediately starts feeling the flames and the heat and he is agony for eternity...wtf...poor soul
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post 1626638863 12-26-2020, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted By Archangel_Lost⏩
dont worry, you're like a frog in boiling water. you won't really care so much by the time you're old.
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Originally Posted By Ausaric⏩
Yeah bro welcome to being a human.

Is this the first time you have encountered the prospect of your own mortality?

Everyone is absolutely terrified of getting old and dying.

We are uniquely aware of our ephemeral existence.

You are cursed with life, and then are doomed with the understanding that everything you have will be taken away from you for Eternity
this hit me before puberty. joys of being forced to attend an old school fire & brimstone evangelical church- warnings of your impending death and potential damnation at least weekly.
Originally Posted By SaviorSelfJT⏩
The mortality isn't what's scary to me. It's being old and unhappy with how your life went and being unable to go back in time and redo it
aka: regrets

you are bound to have some, even if intellectually you are aware that you did the best you could with the knowledge and resources you had at the time.
Originally Posted By wincel⏩
I fear losing my mind. I have noticed my memory isn't what it used to be. I'm getting a tad slower at things. Bad signs. Aging sucks.
truth. i'm have a lot more general knowledge and wisdom from experience, but mental clarity and sharpness are reduced. definite problems with recall- either misremembering or being unable to bring something to mind, like a name or a date.

the internet is an excellent tool for this, though it is flawed for certain.
Originally Posted By Samraiwise⏩
It seemsThe Ghost of Christmas Yet to Comehas just visited you.



But don't worry you have plenty of time to change your life

and prove the vision you have just seen will never come true.

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BTW, I'm 61. I love my wife and daughter. We are happy.

My health is far from perfect but I'm alive and kicking.

People get old and die eventually. However, we fight until the end finally comes

and death isn't losing it's the giving up that is losing.

So younever give up. Good luck.
best thing we have, other than relationships with family and friends.

having experienced the decline and deaths of multiple family members (4 grandparents, both parents) i hope that i have the strength to make a dignified exit in a timely manner and to not burden others with needless pain and trauma.
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The thing I most fear about getting old is not being independent. That seems like the worst thing in the world to me.
Originally Posted By Silencespeaks⏩
Getting old is not bad at all srs

Only if you have health problems but a lot (not all ofc) of those can be prevented with healthy lifestyle and diet and exercise.

Only other thing that SUCKS about getting older is dating. Dating is terrible. But if you’re in a happy marriage or LTR you don’t have to worry about that.

Srs I’m late forties now and don’t have any problems at all with my age except for dating. I’m healthy and fit with zero aches or pains. No health issues and I don’t use any meds.
All of this except I had some injuries when I was younger so I have some aches here and there. Other than that I'm fit and healthy AF at 51, no health issues and no meds. Live healthy, exercise and you'll age well.
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I think physically I'll be fine, but I'm 90% sure I will go senile at some point and that is what I'm afraid of.

The first sign of me losing my mind is the day I will go out in the woods and let nature reclaim me. Screw being dependent.
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Originally Posted By LeRetribui⏩
Copious amounts of alcohol and drugs is great to make those worries disappear
This is true, and I hate to admit it
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I'm a Christian, so I don't really have a fear of death, as ceasing to exist type of death (I don't believe we ever stop existing, we live forever) but I do fear Hell. The good news is that Salvation is by grace through faith, all glory to God
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Originally Posted By Samraiwise⏩
It seemsThe Ghost of Christmas Yet to Comehas just visited you.



But don't worry you have plenty of time to change your life

and prove the vision you have just seen will never come true.

-----------------------

BTW, I'm 61. I love my wife and daughter. We are happy.

My health is far from perfect but I'm alive and kicking.

People get old and die eventually. However, we fight until the end finally comes

and death isn't losing it's the giving up that is losing.

So you never give up. Good luck.



I always like your positive posts.

I think the Op's concerns are natural. At some point everyone must have this passing thought...times running out, Im getting older, my life isn't what I thought it would be, ect.

Our unique awareness (in the animal kingdom) of time and our physical existence is a blessing and a curse. All we can do is live our best lives really. Its good to plan, but don't dwell on the past or the future. Being as present as you can in the moment is the only way to not live in fear of what we can never know...what the future holds. It may sound like hippy dippy **** but their is truth in it.

I'm 46 now, my life is absolutely nothing like I expected it to be in my 20's. However I'm much happier now then I was then. In my 20's I was driven by fear. I joined the USMC and basically didn't need to make my own decisions. My food, housing, and life were completely structured...which I loved. I did well since I didn't try to fight it, I embraced it. Then I went to college after, I did very well driven solely by a fear of failure. I got a job in my field and hated it. Very unfulfillung and low paying. I took a high paying blue collar job and it was rough. I was in my early 30's and decided I had to stick it out. Now, 12 years later, I love my job. I'm well respected, have a ton of laughs, and am knowledgeable. I do work I never thought I would do, make more money then I thought I would, and am married with a nice house.

I still stress and worry at times, but not like the younger me. I try to roll with life vs fighting to control it. Im ok with not having all the answers or knowing every outcome. Make the most of your situation op, change what you can can and accept what you can't. Life will be more fun and less stressful this way.
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your fears are real
but think of the NOW
thats it, we cant stop
aging, unless you are gonna
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Heidegger says that it is the anxiety produced by man's mortality which drives him to do things with his time. If man could live forever, man would do nothing.
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Originally Posted By SultanofBling⏩
Heidegger says that it is the anxiety produced by man's mortality which drives him to do things with his time. If man could live forever, man would do nothing.
The irony is that we do get to live forever
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Originally Posted By Kiop⏩
your fears are real
but think of the NOW
thats it, we cant stop
aging, unless you are gonna
take the antiaging approach
(hertoghe books)
Jesus said do not worry about tomorrow each day has it's own evil, I live by that, worry about today, you don't even know if you'll be alive tomorrow. The concept of worrying about when you'll be 90 or 100...no, in fact, do not worry about anything
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If you're afriad of getting old, do things that will keep you feeling young as long as possible.

brief stretching before bed and soon as you wake up. cardio to the point of sweating 5 days a week eating the right foods laying off of recreational drugs etc etc
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Originally Posted By eod8989⏩
Same man i'm almost 32 and time is moving fast as a motherfuker i keep imagining in no time i will be 60 and could drop dead any second. Also thought about how Brad Pitt was still a Chad like 12 years ago and now age has caught up to him. Chit is crazy man.
Brad Pitt looks now far better than ever before. Well... Im not a fan of his haircut (hes making it longer). I thought he looked amazing in inglorious bastards. I think he looks better as he gets older than when he had that baby face look
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Wow I feel old and only 27 lol can’t even imagine this
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Time to copemaxx & youthmaxx. Time really flies by after 25ish but you can't live in fear srs.
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1⏩
I genuinely hope I die in my late 50s srs
Used to think like this until a few years ago. Was fairly sure I'd die from liver failure by then.

Now, I kind of like the idea of growing old, focusing on old people chit like gardening and pond maintenance, and playing with my grandchildren (will hopefully have a few).
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Yeah this crosses my mind all the time. Already feel like life is half over at 29. Will never make dreams of being a pro athlete come true or have prime party days surrounded by high school/college girls back. Body is falling apart already and can barely do the physical activities I want as it is. If you’re a selfish son of a bitch or not family orientated at all, where do you go from here?
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Originally Posted By xeron⏩
If you get to that age and really hate life that much you can throw yourself over the side of a bridge without worrying too much about all the wonderful memories and happenings the future will bring.

Chances are even at those ages you’ll have things to look forward to. Use to work with a 70 year old who still has to work everyday because he never saved but lived for whoremongering and was apparently happy in his day to day life. Another mid 70s guy I’ve known was marrying a Russian mail order bride of the same age.

Seems like it really doesn’t matter how old you get, you’ll always have things to look forward towards to stop yourself from offing it, no matter if you’re a failure.
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Originally Posted By GrimRep_er⏩
I always like your positive posts.

I think the Op's concerns are natural. At some point everyone must have this passing thought...times running out, Im getting older, my life isn't what I thought it would be, ect.

Our unique awareness (in the animal kingdom) of time and our physical existence is a blessing and a curse. All we can do is live our best lives really. Its good to plan, but don't dwell on the past or the future. Being as present as you can in the moment is the only way to not live in fear of what we can never know...what the future holds. It may sound like hippy dippy **** but their is truth in it.

I'm 46 now, my life is absolutely nothing like I expected it to be in my 20's. However I'm much happier now then I was then. In my 20's I was driven by fear. I joined the USMC and basically didn't need to make my own decisions. My food, housing, and life were completely structured...which I loved. I did well since I didn't try to fight it, I embraced it. Then I went to college after, I did very well driven solely by a fear of failure. I got a job in my field and hated it. Very unfulfilling and low paying. I took a high paying blue collar job and it was rough. I was in my early 30's and decided I had to stick it out. Now, 12 years later, I love my job. I'm well respected, have a ton of laughs, and am knowledgeable. I do work I never thought I would do, make more money then I thought I would, and am married with a nice house.

I still stress and worry at times, but not like the younger me. I try to roll with life vs fighting to control it. Im ok with not having all the answers or knowing every outcome. Make the most of your situation op, change what you can and accept what you can't. Life will be more fun and less stressful this way.
Thanks for sharing the story with us.

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  4. You may not edit your posts