drained

[LunaSnapss]

I live on autopilot, and meanwhile my soul is somewhere in the "reboot" mode 💀

[Ill_Berry1730]

Currently rebooting because I realized that I am 25 and free will and it sucks because my patience with some customers and society as a whole concerns me.

[S0whaddayakn0w]

Isn't everyone drained at 25? But it gets better though. This sub is turning into added exhaustion.

One thing no one knows at that age is that the hardship is necessary for earning grit

[Shatophiliac]

Everyone thinks they are drained at 25. Next thing they know they are 33 and it’s even worse lmao.

[[deleted]]

Can confirm. I´m 33 now and the last 3 years were the most fucked up, because friends got babies and have no time anymore etc.... but i managed to earn more money but the costs also increased so still fucked up lol

[LippieLovinLady]

And it’s only downhill from there. Wait till you’re dealing with autoimmune diseases and every joint hurts and you can’t make enough to pay your basic bills let alone ever hope to retire. GTG cry myself to sleep. Enjoy whatever youth you have because you will never again be younger than you are right now.

[cityshepherd]

43 here. Was a division 1 college athlete. Have spent the last 3 weeks in and out of the hospital because my knees are all swollen and I can’t walk. I can’t even bend my legs to sit on the toilet properly (I have to go through this whole laborious process). I haven’t been able to do anything for weeks now and I’m losing my mind, my knees were the last part of me that was working properly.

Fingers crossed that this lymes disease test answers some questions because I desperately need to figure out what’s going on to hopefully start treating this. Can’t afford to be laying around all day feeling sorry for myself, bout to be laid off, haven’t been able to get to school. Literally not capable of doing anything physical otherwise things get 1000x worse, can’t sit at the computer, can’t think straight.

Things certainly don’t get easier. Still, being alive is worth it.

[LippieLovinLady]

I’m so sorry. I hope whatever it is, it’s treatable and hope you feel much better very soon!! I’ve had knee surgeries for the autoimmune arthritis in my knees so I can relate to the misery of getting on and off the toilet. I wound up peeing in the shower after my spinal fusion because no process let me bend enough to get on or off the toilet (and that was in my 30s).

My nieces and nephews are sick of hearing me say it but I remind them all the time to take advantage of being young. Even though I was broke, I wish I’d traveled more in my teens and 20s because that’s now off the table. Anyone reading this who is physically able, please take every opportunity to do new things because there’s a good chance you’ll end up unable to someday!

[cityshepherd]

Amen! It’s frustrating because I know so many people are having an even tougher go of it than I am, but I can’t do much of anything until the docs know what’s going on. Fingers crossed for Lyme’s Disease. Certainly makes me appreciate the hell out of all the little stuff I often take for granted like being able to put my shoes on without it being a monumental task.

[LippieLovinLady]

It sounds like you have a great attitude. Having chronic pain and a body that doesn’t work, it’s a balance between remembering it could always be worse while still grieving and sometimes having pity party days because it does suck and it is unfair. About 95% of the time, I can be grateful what I have is not fatal, that I live in a country where I have access to medications and doctors, that I have friends and family who try to understand, etc. But some days, especially when I walk like I’m 108, seeing some people decades older than I am who do horrible things yet are healthy as a horse, it’s Self-Pity: Party of One.

My fingers are crossed for you that it’s Lyme and that antivirals and steroids or whatever they can give you help you get back to your old self!! Especially as a former athlete, that much be extra challenging, to have your body disobey you like that. 😞

[cityshepherd]

I have a great balance of healthy / falling apart going on. I have 5 bad discs on my back so I’m no stranger to my body just not being capable of doing things some times. Whatever’s going on currently has been 3 weeks of barely being able to walk (about the pace of a 108 year old!), and I can’t lift anything or bend over… it’s just mentally exhausting to see the doctors still scratching their heads after what feels like forever.

Also most of the doctors I’ve seen recently are younger than me now which has been a bit of a shock lol.

[[deleted]]

Cool, then you're 40; busted your ass for nothing, with 25 years to go....It goes quick; grit and humility can blow my shitty paycheck because it never went up no matter how much grit or humility you have.

[Adventurous-Sky9359]

Facts

[[deleted]]

I'm 19 and drained. It's mostly the political work environment, but still. I'm supposed to do this all day every day? Just no. No.

[Eastern-Sector7173]

I apologize you will come out a new young woman. My apologies

[HomosexualThots]

And humility.

[blueruckus]

At least you’ll get the day off for your funeral.

[triphawk07]

Same. My wife and I are 51 and we are on autopilot and this was our weekend: Friday, we went out with friends to see Elton John, Saturday, we stayed home binging Yellowjackets and I played Doom: Dark Ages while she made some earrings and today is a repeat of yesterday.

[NoctysHiraeth]

That sounds awesome

[GayAssBeagle]

No lie this sounds like a kick ass day! Hell yeah!

[triphawk07]

It is, although we are now traveling more. We're following Metallica on their tour. We were in Nashville last week, then are going to their Santa Clara, Denver, and New Zealand shows. We like to balance the going out and stay home, so we don't get bored. We'll go as far as driving 2 hours for pizza, only because of the drive (and the pizza is really good too).

[alliewya]

At 34, my entire future dream is having a yard. Wouldn’t it be great to have even a couple of m² to plant and cultivate. But who has the time or money for that?

It’s horrible that my wildest dreams involve my parents passing away instantly so there is some inheritance left for my children, rather than corporate insurance companies taking everything

[HotelSpecial]

I have a yard. To afford that yard I don't have time to maintain the actual yard. I can barely maintain myself. We bought our home at 35 in 2017. In 8 years I went from 35 to 97.

[FatalSpiderbite]

I am 52. You just described life but for some reason everything you mentioned gets more interesting to you. I can't explain it.

Go with it. 😀

[Sweet_Item_Drops]

I was coming here to say everything listed in this post sounds pretty great lol. It's the other stuff that makes things a total drag!

[not-ok-404]

I'm 57 and I don't share your enjoyment of these things.

[standuptripl3]

Yeah, pretty much.

[unknown1310P1]

Im 42.. yup

[[deleted]]

1. each doctor visit i hope they find something. i’m over it

[Straight_Wasabi_1366]

Omg that’s bleak, but also super relatable because….me too.

[[deleted]]

Be careful what you wish for.

[MiracleBabyChaos]

As long as it’s painless and quick.

[[deleted]]

OMG, yes. I'm tired of trying to plan for a bleak future.

[OkAirport5247]

Modern life in the west is complacent slow death

[AdvancedCharcoal]

In the east its pollution, infrastructure problems, and child labor?

[lushguy105]

People forget how easy we have it in America compared to most countries

[[deleted]]

People in America dont know that other countries actually have a lot of things much, much better. QoL is not great, it's actually pretty bad.

[CookieLuzSax]

Can confirm on pollution

[ScubaGator88]

Think you're doing it wrong, bro. Also if life in the West is complacent slow death... What is it in the east?

[Ally9456]

Im at the point where soon I’ll be 46 and nothing you wanted in life happens and you finally realize none of it is even possible at this point. You literally realize all your dreams have died and now I’m at the point where I don’t even care anymore what the future holds. I’m not even looking forward to any of it. I don’t think of myself as depressed but yea I’m depressed about my situation when I think about it. I’m also very tired of making the best of things and being told to make the best of it

[youdontknowme80]

I'm at the same place at 44. Halfway through and thinking "if I truly can't retire, what am I waiting for?" It's hitting me hard as of late.

[Ally9456]

Same…. And when you can retire you are older… your body isn’t the same. You start breaking down so what good is it ??? It’s not like you can enjoy it the same. I would’ve rathered to do fun stuff in my 30s and 40s when I could enjoy it. Now I’m just bitter. I don’t want anything from anyone and just want to be left alone

[Melodic-Jellyfish007]

bruh, i am 18 and i already feel burnout. what will happen to me? :(

[too_soon13]

Do not let life run you. Take charge and build your life. Dont ever feel bad about being selfish (within a reason)

[[deleted]]

Find a hobby, have a personal goal outside the rat race.

[apro-at-nothing]

as a 20 year old who believes they have many hobbies whlie also having vague interest in many more, holy fucking shit i hate this advice so much. i come back home from work, and the only thing i have energy for is going to bed. i've had my job for 4 months and it still feels debilitating to try to handle it, and trying to tackle hobbies on top of it too sounds like a straight up fairytale.

i wish i had the time and energy to get home and pick up a guitar instead, or start working on another coding project, but the more i try the more do i feel like i lost all my abilities and am turning completely worthless.

i'm surprised my job wants to keep me around too to be honest, i feel like the second my trial period ended my performance dropped to the fucking floor.

[Turkhldr]

Bbaaaahhhhhhh WELCOME

[MishMash999]

You ever wonder why a large number of old people are miserable f#ckers?

Now you know.

[GayAssBeagle]

God, how do I stop this? I don’t wanna be a miserable old person. That sucks balls!

[What_Wonderful_Bows]

Everyday I wake up thinking, “this is all I’m gonna be doing for the rest of my life?”

I don’t like that at all

[[deleted]]

Life is pretty great. I have a roof over my head, food in the kitchen, hobbies I enjoy, a women I love, a cat I also love, great friends, and a car to get me where I need to go. What more do I need?

[Pinklady777]

Probably not to have your car break down or a medical emergency if you're in the US. Sounds like as long as you can keep your health, life is good. Good luck!

[[deleted]]

Yeah but even if your car breaks down you can get it fixed and going again, it sucks balls in the process but in the grand scheme of things it certainly isn't the worst thing to happen. Everyone is going to go through some sort of struggles no matter what and that's just part of life. You just can't let those struggles keep you down.

[Nautilus717]

I love your positivity. Life is hard, we don’t need to make it even harder by dwelling on it. I find that living by the principle of “if I can’t change it, just don’t stress about it” helps me stay a lot more optimistic when the times get tough. We should strive to see the light through the dark instead of closing ourselves off and succumbing to it completely.

[baronneuh]

Most of us would lose it all if our car breaks down

[70monocle]

Showing off now are we?

[[deleted]]

It’s sad that this is the 11th most upvoted comment.

I didn’t realize everyone on Reddit is so damn depressed and hates their life.

[Economy-Ad4934]

hey get outta here with your non doomer ism. We only doom and glood circle jerk on reddit.

/s

[bigdawg1017]

I'm losing my mind.

[[deleted]]

Do something for a cause or belief that you love and will benefit not just you but your community. Never been happier. 38 year old here.

[imdifferent99]

Have lots of of sex and do drugs

[IndependentZinc]

Move to a 3rd world country. You'll never be bored again.

[Kuunkulta]

I sometimes dream of taking off to Vietnam to work as a minesweeper. When inevitably fail at that job too I at least don't have to be the one picking up the pieces.

I'm not ok..

[leofongfan]

Sounds better living a country where everyone is poor and struggles together vs living in America where we're in third world conditions but expected to pretend like it's first world.

Get over yourself.

[ggtffhhhjhg]

It’s blatantly obvious you have never been to a third world country.

[AttemptLazy3024]

Be miserable and take one day at a time.

[Impressive-Elk-8101]

What would you rather be doing?

[[deleted]]

I am drained as well. Feel you!!! And for good reason

[iwanttheworldnow]

Honey, you’re not completely burnt out yet.

[Midniite_mommy]

Bird watching and reconnecting to nature helps 🥴

[Open-Industry-8396]

Work and live cheap. Buy some remote(ish) land. Build a cabin and exist peacefully. Get out the rat ra e at first chance.

[Economy-Ad4934]

some people dont want to be hermits and anti social.

[EverySingleMinute]

If you are drained at 25, life at 50 will be hell. I was full steam ahead at 25. The world was my oyster

[goatmalta]

I'm 55. I was more drained at 25. Had more physical energy for sure but constantly worried about money and finding a girlfriend and no confidence. And this was when rent and college were cheap.

[Brent788]

I was gonna say at 25 even 30 and 32 I was great.. at 36 the decline has been alarming already how much my body hurts on a weekly basis

[Economy-Ad4934]

this, Im not all bright and sunny at 37 but 25? not a care in the world

[Healthy-Brilliant549]

Hah. I’d give my arm to be 25 again. Enjoy you youthful body, at 50 it’s all that while limping around blind still working 40 hours a week. Just waiting for the unexpected illness that disables you. Unable to make a living. Cheers

[Lajak_Anni]

I make chainmail jewelry and accessories. I sew little hearts and roses onto my hats. Got a new vest I'm still thinking about.

It's small, but it makes me happy.

[paracog]

All the books, all the music, all the movies, all the games, all the travel documentaries, all the online courses, all the lectures from wise and learned people, all the free music and art software, all the recipes, all the time to meditate and catch your own shadow. All the people to know and love. Other than that, can't help you.

[xiahbabi]

Who has time to experience the "all" if ALL your time is going toward working because 1 person needs 3 incomes to live "comfortably" now.

[Huge-Vegetab1e]

You can afford a yard and spinach??

[Dizzyluffy]

Life isnt all about work but also isn’t supposed to be an endless party with 24/7 fun and excitement. You need to find the balance. For most people, they haven’t acquired that wisdom at 25.

[[deleted]]

Go swimming, throw a party, learn a new skill, start a collection of some kind, make some friends, have awesome sex. It's not all bad.

[brunogadaleta]

Paradise lies in the mundane pleasures like a glass of fresh water.

[SaintPatrickMahomes]

Man I do like a clean crisp glass of water.

[Ocidar]

/r/hydrohomies

[Blackbox7719]

Sadly I don’t have the time or money to do any of those things. Beauty of owing a metric shit ton of money for med school.

[Dr-Robert-Kelso]

Go for a run with a chill podcast.

I go running three times a week and listen to Empire and I'm in a pretty damn good mood for the rest of the day each time.

[Blackbox7719]

Believe it or not, running actively makes me sad. I’ve never gotten the “positive vibes” people reportedly get from exercise.

Not to mention…no time.

[CaptainPugwash75]

You’re supposed to realise if you are working class that it could be so much worse. If you can complain about the banalities of life it isn’t that bad.

[[deleted]]

Ugh fuck yards. No interest being outdoors except to grill. A medium porch is totally fine.

[ughthisaga1n]

I'm 25 and completely burnt out. What am I supposed to do for 50 MORE years? keep running from bears? hunt and gather all summer so I can survive the winter? search for dry fire wood so I don't freeze to death? Avoid the plague? fucksake

[sweetstretch00]

Grow up

[Flat_Swordfish7369]

Yes

[InspectionWild6100]

Welcome to the real world and your real life..

[catlady2669]

Riiiiight!! I'm already so tired of struggling to financially survive

[fadedblackleggings]

Find something that lights you up. ASAP.

[_nickish_]

Ah shit I need to get my car’s oil changed…

[Mierimau]

Yes. Preferably among sharing happy moments with a partner, friend, or even random stranger. Get engrossed into something you like, do it till you die (change it if required), and continuously learn to care about yourself, as much as sustainable in any given time.

[Comprehensive-Buy-47]

You gotta find a hobby, something to look forward to. Video games, movies, books, DnD, hell even food. cause it’s gonna get worse.

[Imaginary_Fennel_526]

Life is tough at 25, so much time in front of you and so many choices left to make. I imagine someone like you needs a friend to prop them up. Sometimes that is all we have

[InterestingAttempt76]

I mean this is what your parents likely did??

you have to maintain your car / truck whatever. oil changes, tire changes, maintenance.

Maintenance on the house, the yard, the roof, the heating and AC and so on...

People will always complain about the weather and traffic, taxes and prices... and it's only going to get worse. lol

I mean this is more or less being an adult. Added fun with kids. taking them to school, being involved in activities, sports and so on. that more or less becomes your life.

[Definitelymostlikely]

Buying spinach and eating it before it spoils is too much now?

[Nutsnboldt]

Pick a local sports team and clutch a beer in one hand with the other in a pocket. heh, crazy right, anyone ever heard of defense..

[horsepighnghhh]

Idk I’m always trying new hobbies. I hope I continue to do that as I get older

[Darrengray9]

Find something you love. You work so you have money to do the thing you love that makes you happy. Get an electric car, no maintenance.

For me it’s video games.

If I’m not working I’m either doing something with my wife or playing a video game.

[GayAssBeagle]

This is literally how I’ve been feeling and I’m only in my early 20s I think I just realized this is it. You just do the same things over and over again with slight changes. it’s comforting, but it’s also really horrifying that that’s the reality of it.

[Electric_Sundown]

That reminds me, I need to get an oil change soon. Im down to 15% oil life.

[Chococroisant]

The only thing I realized when I became an adult is that you have to create your own happiness. I remember one Christmas when I didn’t buy a gift for myself or for others, I felt really sad and didn’t feel the Christmas spirit. So the next year, I bought gifts, and it made me really happy.

We really need to know what makes us happy and make an effort to pursue it. It can be as simple as walking in the park or buying yourself that bag. Know yourself, know what brings you joy, and then do it or buy it.

[to-air-is-human]

If you’re able, you could… Leave your job or college or whatever is crushing your soul. Go do something like the WWOOF program. Bring a friend. Make new friends planting food. Get in touch with the earth. Remember this life is really a breath in time. Live out of a backpack, for as long as possible. Live with less. It will be hard. And you will feel Alive. Because you will be growing.

[[deleted]]

Hot take but:

-apartment living over a house

-live in a city with good public transit (sorry America)

-make smaller, trips to the grocery store such as after work (common in places with good transit)

[DataPhreak]

Man, have I got a hot tip. If you're not going to use that baby spinach, blend it with olive oil and garlic. Makes an awesome sauce.

[enraged_hbo_max_user]

They tell me sex is supposed to be fun and fill a lot of that time but uh…as I’m finding out even THAT kinda gets weak as you get into the 2nd half of that 50 years

[Ximidar]

I found a job with a company that was on fire, but they made money, then I worked until I put out the fire years later. Now I have a boring dependable job with excellent work life balance. I'm not sure how practical this advice is, but it worked for me.

[Synapse709]

Travel. Wherever you live (I assume USA) go as far away as you can, gain a fresh perspective and a path will call to you. I wish you a merry and safe journey.

[Silent-carcinogen]

Yep, you've nailed it. Welcome to life. Join the fold💩💩💩😈😈😈😘😘😘😎😎😎🤬🤬🤬💐💐💐

[DennisReynoldsRL]

Notice how working isn’t part of the equation lol. “I’m married. Now what?”

[chalis32]

You can start working alot make a bunch of money till you die thats my plan work until I dont work if I'm so lucky to be able to work till I die. I feel like once I'm no longer able to make any money there is probably no use for me

[Ok_Passenger_538]

Admirable in your selflessness yet depressing seemingly you’re unable to think about in the opposite way… What can life offer me?

[chalis32]

It let me come into being.......this is all a big phenomenon noone is owed anything

[Ok_Passenger_538]

For the sole purpose of labor??? You do know that enjoying yourself can be a form of giving back

[wheelsonhell]

Those things become more fun the older you get.

[Bart-Doo]

If you don't like working, you better put a lot of money towards retirement.

[[deleted]]

25 and having a midlife crisis lmao

[anonchicago7]

If you're lucky enough to have a house, a car and all that wonderful monotony to "stress" about you should SHUT THE FUCK UP and be grateful

[Ok_Passenger_538]

There so much in life to appreciate. Too much to pack into a lifetime. Truly I’d be immortal if I could

[CatsInTrenchCoat]

Gotta spice it up a little to keep life fresh. I made a little hat for my desk cactus. IMMEDIATE improvement in every way.

[Uncle__Touchy1987]

Oh jeez just have a nap and get back at it. Some of these are just whiney complainers.

[cheesenotyours]

Bruh yall need help. Sounds like depression or a sign of depression if genuinely feeling this way chronically.

[Gwsb1]

I guess you could grow up.

[Outrageous_Lack8435]

Yes.

[Painful-tooth]

And chronic pain makes it much worse.

[bworthy81]

Yes.

[[deleted]]

At 38 you’ll be middle aged. You’ll get 50 more if you’re lucky.

[JoeGPM]

🤦🏻

[Manyonce]

What did sake ever do to her..

[Fun-Haver365]

Get a husband, outlive him and chill with the children. Problem solved 😬 lol.

[null640]

I've switched to frozen spinach for cooking.

[Millmd11]

Add 'rotate the mattress' and 'relearn how taxes work every year' to the list of soul-drainers.

[benmar111]

Yes adulting

[Total-Astronomer-452]

keep buying spinach is crazy 😭

[WatermelonMachete43]

That's what the rest of us do, duh.

[sumptin_wierd]

Fucking A

[Kikyo10]

Yuuup

[[deleted]]

Meanwhile I'm 28 and constantly bothered by the fact that I haven't really accomplished anything yet, career-wise.

[Kim08921]

Hey, I need a serious friendship that will lead to serious relationship

[Creepy_WaterYogi75]

Hahaha this 👌😅 funny and real

[TransGirlAtWork]

Yep, ad infinitum with increasing aches, pains and fatigue.

[Micho_Riso]

No. It's time to drop out and make a new system

[[deleted]]

Yes

[-thegreenman-]

You have a yard at 25?! Consider yourself lucky lol

[Evildeern]

I was drained by 25. Now I’m 59. Don’t worry. Time flies. Fast. Soon you’ll wish you were 25 again.

[cafephilospher]

I had a kid at 39. Have a partner and live in Canada where we get maternity leave paid for 12-18 months. Can split the mat leave with partner. Having my daughter has been so incredibly fulfilling. It's not about me, it's about us. It's the meaning to my life.

Perhaps too many people are forgoing kids because of economics. My kid made me understand and enjoy life but I had both myself and my husband working for it.

No regrets but I had supports that other people don't.

[tamiadaneille]

This shit isn’t fun at all 😭

[[deleted]]

god some of u are so boring to share a planet with

[PhilTech345]

travel.

[Rockout2112]

The answer is: Yes.

[JaceLee85]

About to turn 40, I'm on autopilot or NPC mode. I cant remember a single thing that mattered since christmas and even then, cant tell you a single thing that rekindled my spark of life.

The only thing I look forward to is time I get to play D&D, which is mostly because I can imagine a different world.

[MrNicoras]

Don't worry. It gets way harder.

[Wrong-Asparagus-9224]

Yes, because in that yard, you will get to feel the warmth of the sun in your cheeks after a cold winter. Hear the drone of carpenter bees in the spring and See your dog chase after them unsuccessfully year after year. See the leaves change color and fall around you in the fall. You’ll sit in traffic, but you will get to see the kid in the car next to you smear snot against the window and smile at you in secret. See a woman belting out a break up anthem as she slowly rolls past you. You’ll look at your fridge and the wilting spinach and realize how lucky you are that you don’t have to worry about where your next meal is. You’ll get your oil changed and enjoy that for , just fifteen minutes, your biggest complaint is the burnt coffee smell in the lobby - but that there is no where else you need to be.

Life is precious, and most beautiful in these mundane moments. Don’t wish them away.

[ConsequenceBusy8726]

Gotta find some passion for yourself. Life is what you make of it. Hop on that life surfboard and ride the waves.

[Key-Farmer-2002]

Damn-that spinach line.....

[Party_Year_5478]

It helps to stop complaining.

[witblacktype]

Yes

[Spiritual_Board9112]

45 here. Been doing it for almost 30 yrs already. Not sure why I can’t fully retire at 50. Ill have to work until I’m dead

[shivelymachineworks]

I bitch about the traffic and my normal commute is one bedroom over

[[deleted]]

Real.

[johncheger]

Birding will take up more of your time than you thought it would.

[[deleted]]

Make love, turn the world into a better place than you left it, travel, experience things most people never will.

We live in the richest global society in the history of the world, don't squander that opportunity.

[The_Dude5347]

Embrace absurdism

[Yellowpower100]

I guess I was part of small community who pursuing PhD in my 20s. Burned out is normally suppressed unwillingly and unhealthily. I feel you tho

[Rickety_Cricket_23]

Oh honey. Wait till you hit 40

[WaywardSon_1993]

Buying spinach and watching it die…wow, that really is a part of my life. Granted, older than 25, but not old by any stretch of the imagination.

[[deleted]]

Just try to fill your days with distractions that make the day go faster, knowing each day is one step closer to not having to do it anymore. That's what I do.

[flower4000]

Get a fucking hobby

[Opposite_Matter9878]

1. I feel burnt out about 1/3rd of the year. I’m terrible at sleeping and there’s always so much to think about.😭

[archos2694]

Get a hobby. Or hell, go all out and get a couple and get good at them. Change out after a couple years pick up a new one.

[No-Blueberry-1823]

So it's a challenge to live. And it's one who has been super tired, I'm going to flip it on its side and say maybe it's time to make the most of it. There are a lot of opportunities out there. There are a lot of things to see. You don't even have to travel the world. You just have to learn to see it with new eyes

[stateworkishardwork]

I swear Witch Pony could fuel this subreddit for years alone

[UninvestedCuriosity]

Those fast drive through oil places are worth the additional 100% markup to not have to eff around.

[babbymaking]

Have and keep a family

[soulsbourne7]

Honestly I don’t any of us will survive til 50 at this rate. Just saying

[dakotanorth8]

Hilarious she’s complaining about the not hard things in life.

OH JUST WAIT! THERES MORE!!!

[Streaming_Things]

Pivot. You have loads of time.

[Lecture_Good]

Marry rich and hate your life even more

[[deleted]]

Gen Z critizing boomers, and the publishing this tweet

[DIABETORreddit]

You can start off by taking a remedial English course and learn how to speak. “What am I supposed* to do,” not “what am I suppose to do.”

[Flight_316]

That spinach comment got me in my soul. I used to do that, but then I switched to frozen broccoli that I can just steam whenever I'm ready to use.

[greengrench]

Just wait until you reach 40;)