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11-30-2020, 10:20 PM
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- Dirtylocks
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Anyone else feel they are adrift in life? Srs tag is srs
Maybe the Covid-19 isolation is getting to my mental health a bit.
I just realized I've been on this forum for almost 2 decades and I'm only 32yo.
Since high school my life has been a blur without a lot of the stages/rites of passage that often define a life well-lived.
I didn't join the military, go to college, get married and have kids, buy a home, etc etc
I worked for 10+ years at the same place, climbed the corporate ladder but got laid off due to Covid impact.
Going back to school now with online scholarship but I can't help feeling adrift in space and time.
Anyone else? Srs
Cliffs
-life feels directionless
-didn't do typical rites of passage that give life structure
-thinking to finish school, date better women in hopes of one day having a family, etc
-profit???
I just realized I've been on this forum for almost 2 decades and I'm only 32yo.
Since high school my life has been a blur without a lot of the stages/rites of passage that often define a life well-lived.
I didn't join the military, go to college, get married and have kids, buy a home, etc etc
I worked for 10+ years at the same place, climbed the corporate ladder but got laid off due to Covid impact.
Going back to school now with online scholarship but I can't help feeling adrift in space and time.
Anyone else? Srs
Cliffs
-life feels directionless
-didn't do typical rites of passage that give life structure
-thinking to finish school, date better women in hopes of one day having a family, etc
-profit???
11-30-2020, 10:27 PM
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- SoutheastBeast1
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I did do the whole college stuff and my life is still adrift
I think when you hit your 30s you realize 1. You’re not important and 2. Everything in life is bullsh*t
There are no more hopes and dreams, just passing time until death now and it really doesn’t make a difference how you spend it tbh
I think when you hit your 30s you realize 1. You’re not important and 2. Everything in life is bullsh*t
There are no more hopes and dreams, just passing time until death now and it really doesn’t make a difference how you spend it tbh
"One day I won't be able to lift any more. Not I won't want to lift. I mean physically unable. That day could be decades from now or it could be tomorrow. All I know is that's the day I'll wish I could lift more than ever. The day I'd give anything for one more workout, one more set, or one more cardio session. So go hard and enjoy every workout, every set, every rep. Because one day you will wake up and you will never get it back."
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11-30-2020, 10:28 PM
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- Hmatt330
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Originally Posted By Dirtylocks⏩
I would smoke some weed opie. Introspect deeply and take a more active approachMaybe the Covid-19 isolation is getting to my mental health a bit.
I just realized I've been on this forum for almost 2 decades and I'm only 32yo.
Since high school my life has been a blur without a lot of the stages/rites of passage that often define a life well-lived.
I didn't join the military, go to college, get married and have kids, buy a home, etc etc
I worked for 10+ years at the same place, climbed the corporate ladder but got laid off due to Covid impact.
Going back to school now with online scholarship but I can't help feeling adrift in space and time.
Anyone else? Srs
Cliffs
-life feels directionless
-didn't do typical rites of passage that give life structure
-thinking to finish school, date better women in hopes of one day having a family, etc
-profit???
I just realized I've been on this forum for almost 2 decades and I'm only 32yo.
Since high school my life has been a blur without a lot of the stages/rites of passage that often define a life well-lived.
I didn't join the military, go to college, get married and have kids, buy a home, etc etc
I worked for 10+ years at the same place, climbed the corporate ladder but got laid off due to Covid impact.
Going back to school now with online scholarship but I can't help feeling adrift in space and time.
Anyone else? Srs
Cliffs
-life feels directionless
-didn't do typical rites of passage that give life structure
-thinking to finish school, date better women in hopes of one day having a family, etc
-profit???
11-30-2020, 10:29 PM
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- aleeboy
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1⏩
This is true for normies.I did do the whole college stuff and my life is still adrift
I think when you hit your 30s you realize 1. You’re not important and 2. Everything in life is bullsh*t
There are no more hopes and dreams, just passing time until death now and it really doesn’t make a difference how you spend it tbh
I think when you hit your 30s you realize 1. You’re not important and 2. Everything in life is bullsh*t
There are no more hopes and dreams, just passing time until death now and it really doesn’t make a difference how you spend it tbh
I encourage normal people to be humble and honest with themselves. Stop fronting hard and trying to be equals with those you are jealous of.
Cheers
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11-30-2020, 10:29 PM
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- Dirtylocks
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1⏩
Yeah...the 30s "just hit different" as the kids say. (cringe)I did do the whole college stuff and my life is still adrift
I think when you hit your 30s you realize 1. You’re not important and 2. Everything in life is bullsh*t
There are no more hopes and dreams, just passing time until death now and it really doesn’t make a difference how you spend it tbh
I think when you hit your 30s you realize 1. You’re not important and 2. Everything in life is bullsh*t
There are no more hopes and dreams, just passing time until death now and it really doesn’t make a difference how you spend it tbh
11-30-2020, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Sophus⏩
This. The cool thing about life is you can always change your luck. You never know what tomorrow will bring.Yes. things will get better
Life is short and at the same time long. You’ll have moments where it feels like things are stale. Especially during a pandemic.
11-30-2020, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted By Dirtylocks⏩
You're 30 not 60, no such thing as "as kids say".Yeah...the 30s "just hit different" as the kids say. (cringe)
Jfl @ acting like ages 14-35 don't see all the same memes.
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