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ยป Do you realize how short your time actually is? You taking advantage or nah?
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post 1667509203 09-08-2022, 04:28 AM
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Originally Posted By akferd
Everyone feels this in the mid 30s. Its basically the mid-life crisis. Got about 30/40 more years, if you're lucky, to do what you want before your body is lost to time forever. Thank God all my family is still alive. I really feel for people that aren't so lucky. And I also think all the time about the fact that reality will inevitabely catch up to me too.

Then combine that with living somewhere that has cold snowy weather for 6 months/year and you're essentially wasting half of the life you have left. Unless you like the cold/dark/snow weather. I sure dont.
Can confirm, love winter.
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post 1667509813 09-08-2022, 04:56 AM
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Nah would rather right click at this point srs
post 1667510543 09-08-2022, 05:22 AM
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I really don't consider my life starting until after HS when I became my own man, started a real career and started traveling. Thus I haven't lived that long since I'm 34 now
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post 1667511013 09-08-2022, 05:38 AM
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As you get older you realise that time doesn't stop. It's something you don't think anything of in your early 20s.
post 1667512803 09-08-2022, 06:27 AM
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I'm 35 now and have no intentions of having children. LOL at having another living organism became your total life because you have nothing better to do.
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post 1667513683 09-08-2022, 06:49 AM
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post 1667516153 09-08-2022, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted By jmal2000
I'm 35 now and have no intentions of having children. LOL at having another living organism became your total life because you have nothing better to do.
The ol' Reddit-cope.

My kids made me appreciate life more than ever. It's hard sometimes because they're still toddlers, but the positive parts are something amazing, literally can't put it in words.
post 1667516473 09-08-2022, 07:41 AM
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3 more years and ill have to move to over 35 misc


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Let us know when the pb musky video drops brother? Jonesin' for some fishing footy.
post 1667617113 09-09-2022, 11:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper
My shoulders are pretty fragile now.

I am gonna re think my lifting and focus on rotator cuff exercises and longer term health stuff, along with maintaining mass.
Standing L-Flys brah. Try it, I've never had any issues with my shoulders.
post 1667617503 09-10-2022, 12:15 AM
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post 1667617573 09-10-2022, 12:20 AM
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post 1667617703 09-10-2022, 12:28 AM
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Meh taking advantage is just cope. At the end of the day your just a wage cuck till 60 something then you retire but your too old and crippled, low on energy to do anything exciting.
post 1667617993 09-10-2022, 12:49 AM
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this make sad
post 1667618213 09-10-2022, 01:00 AM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks
Thatโ€™s not age. Youโ€™re doing something wrong.

Iโ€™m almost 50 with zero injuries or issues or aches/pains etc.
stfu you stupid fking whore
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Originally Posted By sennas
I almost died once already and when I was laying in the hospital bed ready to give up the ghost I felt an immense amount of regret for all the time I spent rotting and specifically playing video games.
I donโ€™t get this.

Some of the happiest times of my life were spent playing videogames.

For me, I deeply resent spending an absolute fuk ton of time at work doing repetitive chit that is not especially fulfilling or meaningful.
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Whether your a billionaire or a bum. We all have an expire date.
post 1667618703 09-10-2022, 01:32 AM
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Iโ€™m aware. But that doesnโ€™t change the fact I have to spend a substantial percentage of my time working for some big corporation just to pay bills
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Originally Posted By Ironface
Iโ€™m aware. But that doesnโ€™t change the fact I have to spend a substantial percentage of my time working for some big corporation just to pay bills
Sucks doesn't it. If I suddenly had no reason to need to do my job, I wouldn't even go back to shut down my computer.


B-but I love my job.....



Cope.


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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
I mean, 'making the most of life' - sometimes to me means, taking an entire weekend at a spa. Going to get a massage, following that up with a nice dinner out. Sometimes it means meditating for hours on a weekend to center myself again.
I think Iโ€™m shamelessly stealing this from something I heard Jordan Peterson say ages ago, but the weekend at the spa or the week long holiday are exactly that, a weekend here or a week there, but then youโ€™re back to your actual LIFE, i.e. how you spend the majority of your time.

So to my mind, making the most of your life is getting the day to day chit right.
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As I get older I realize it more. I'm 47 now, if I died tomorrow I would know I have had a good life and still be grateful. I have travelled around the world, lived in different countries, dabbled in a few languages, got a degree, been a radio host, been in a band, got married, trained in multiple martial arts (receiving two black belts) scuba dived in exotic locations, started my own business, work in a decent paying job, have lifelong friends, bought my own house and love my family. I guess the only thing I don't have are kids,(if you dont count Jandels) but at this age its too late and I'd be shooting dust lol. Other than that, its been a wild ride
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Originally Posted By byzantine75
As I get older I realize it more. I'm 47 now, if I died tomorrow I would know I have had a good life and still be grateful. I have travelled around the world, lived in different countries, dabbled in a few languages, got a degree, been a radio host, been in a band, got married, trained in multiple martial arts (receiving two black belts) scuba dived in exotic locations, started my own business, work in a decent paying job, have lifelong friends, bought my own house and love my family. I guess the only thing I don't have are kids,(if you dont count Jandels) but at this age its too late and I'd be shooting dust lol. Other than that, its been a wild ride
ok life very good ok
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Originally Posted By byzantine75
As I get older I realize it more. I'm 47 now, if I died tomorrow I would know I have had a good life and still be grateful. I have travelled around the world, lived in different countries, dabbled in a few languages, got a degree, been a radio host, been in a band, got married, trained in multiple martial arts (receiving two black belts) scuba dived in exotic locations, started my own business, work in a decent paying job, have lifelong friends, bought my own house and love my family. I guess the only thing I don't have are kids,(if you dont count Jandels) but at this age its too late and I'd be shooting dust lol. Other than that, its been a wild ride
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I feel that way at 21 brah.
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper
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I think about it more and more, but the men in my family generally live into their 80s and 90s. Still I have a lot I want to accomplish before then!
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Yeah, you get older and the time just keeps going faster. I have my share of regrets in life too, for sure.

With that said, I believe we shouldn't be attached too attached to this existence. If so I believe you will probably keep getting manipulated into reincarnating onto this shyt hole under the guise of needing to "evolve", "learn lessons", or whatever.

Get out and don't come this time.
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Originally Posted By Polaris
Yeah, you get older and the time just keeps going faster. I have my share of regrets in life too, for sure.

With that said, I believe we shouldn't be attached too attached to this existence. If so I believe you will probably keep getting manipulated into reincarnating onto this shyt hole under the guise of needing to "evolve", "learn lessons", or whatever.

Get out and don't come this time.
i think (and i think its been proven) that time becomes faster because you are in auto pilot doing the same thing every day.

a few years ago i went to DC/NYC for july 4th with my family. we spent the entire time just walking around exploring.

it legit felt like an eternity, and that was just FOUR DAYS.

it is possible to live a life full of new experiences every day, but most people don't. they do the same thing day in and day out, and because of that the time passes by far too quickly.
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