General Politics Discussion (IX) [ARCHIVED] • Page 572

I fucking hate it.

 

JP93 holds up reallllllly well.

 

I always think of Jeff Winger saying to Troy Barnes on his 21st birthday “welcome to the final chapter of your life. Luckily, it’s also the longest.” and it’s helped me never really feel like I’m aging too quickly. I think I’ve also always felt old lol so I’m just approaching my most natural state.

 

I’m 32 turning 33 soon and I feel old as fuck.

 

because it's actually wealth and not age that makes you republican


and sorry it's a pet peeve when people in their 30s talk about how old they are I hate it

 

Why do you hate me

 

hello from 34. I feel 65 some days because of my health, but It’s gotten so much better though, 34 isn’t too damn bad.

 

I know I’m not actually old but damn do I feel like it. Especially going back to shows recently.

 

Try being 36, you nerds.

 

Hey, I didn’t think I’d make it this far. I’ll take any time I can get. Hopefully now it’s a fuck ton more.

My husband told me yesterday he thinks I’ll freak out when I hit 40. I said huh? That would mean I survived 20 years of my illness. Let’s party.

 

I turned 35 in April and might as well be a foot in the grave. I’ve felt so ancient.

 

I’m turning 25 on Monday and I feel like my life is over lol

 

What I wouldn’t do to be 25 again

 

I'm turning 23 next month and this thread is always a good reminder that I'm really not as old as I feel sometimes

 

No one likes you when you’re 23 tho. Just a warning.

 

30 was definitely the dividing line for me, where I started to feel older physically. Like when you're younger and hear older people complaining about how their back hurts, and you sort of roll your eyes as if they're just being dramatic. But then one day it just started hurting and I was like "oh I get it now". It fucking sucks.

 

Turning 27 on Tuesday. The weirdest part of getting older is that when I was in undergrad I would think like “Oh 25-30 is SUCH a big difference from where I’m at right now,” and now that I’m at that age I don’t feel like I’ve actually grown into whatever subsequent “stage” I thought was supposed to occur, so I’ll reflexively think that high school/undergrad was just a couple years ago and then remember that it was actually already 5-10 years ago and then feel a deep sense of dread. Like that there were people who made up my entire world during those years who I haven’t said a word to in that long

 

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