It ****ing sucks..realizing your mortality is a mfr
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Originally posted by Vicious. View PostPeople are always fixated with age. Always looking ahead and never living in the now. Then when they wake up and realize everything flew by because they didnt appreciate the past. I think the "your only as old as you feel" is true as hell. Soon as i feel i need a danm cane or something then ill call it a day
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Originally posted by Vicious. View PostPeople are always fixated with age. Always looking ahead and never living in the now. Then when they wake up and realize everything flew by because they didnt appreciate the past. I think the "your only as old as you feel" is true as hell. Soon as i feel i need a danm cane or something then ill call it a day
You're a young dude, but that's some really good advice you shared.
I always felt depressed that I wasn't accomplished enough in my 20s which was stupid as hell. You'll always have older assh*les or even some your age who will make you feel that way. And it's usually always from people who had kids way too early or people who went to college and started a career that they absolutely hate.
That's the irony. They hate they're lives, but try to make you think they have accomplished more because you haven't "experienced" what they have.
Don't fall for that ****. Live life the way you choose. And **** a lot of women, like my boy Zaroku says.
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Originally posted by paulf View PostI'm 29, still feel and look young, but I'm ever more aware of the ticking clock. In a little over a decade I'll be 40; that's terrifying, because the past decade flew by.
Saying that, I have no kids, so I'm basically still 22.
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Originally posted by -MAKAVELLI- View PostIt ****ing sucks..realizing your mortality is a mfr
I have a few more years to go to get to that point, but it's ****ing crazy to think about your ride being halfway over when you're still actively having fun.
I find myself much more interested in existentialism these days than I did when I was 21.
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Originally posted by BostonGuy View PostNot married, mid 30s, no kids - need to decide what I'm going to do. I've been focusing on studying and passing the CPA exam this year and progressing with my career. I'm in good shape professionally but money isn't everything, I guess.
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Originally posted by ßringer View PostIf you're around 35, and a male living in the United States, you're about halfway through your life already.
I have a few more years to go to get to that point, but it's ****ing crazy to think about your ride being halfway over when you're still actively having fun.
I find myself much more interested in existentialism these days than I did when I was 21.
Same..alot of self reflection and preservation in my head these days
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Originally posted by ßringer View PostIf you're around 35, and a male living in the United States, you're about halfway through your life already.
I have a few more years to go to get to that point, but it's ****ing crazy to think about your ride being halfway over when you're still actively having fun.
I find myself much more interested in existentialism these days than I did when I was 21.
And this 2nd half ain't gonna be no picnic either.
Prostate exams
Lower libido
Gray hair or hair loss
Eyesite or hearing impairment
Loss of memory
Ain't looking forward to it.
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Originally posted by [ DUBBZZ ] View PostHalfway if you're lucky.
And this 2nd half ain't gonna be no picnic either.
Prostate exams
Lower libido
Gray hair or hair loss
Eyesite or hearing impairment
Loss of memory
Ain't looking forward to it.
On that note, I've already made the decision to take myself out of the game whenever it gets to be too much for me to deal with. I don't have kids nor have I ever wanted them, so that kinda frees me up a bit to make that decision. My family and girlfriend have all been made aware since 2012 when I had my first brush with my mortality.
I'm not going to be ****ting myself in to delirium in a nursing home full of strangers. **** that.
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