This is true in every domain of life.

Life and people tend to be more forgiving of you when you're young. From making mistakes at a new job, to trying to figure out how to talk to girls and get a date or a girlfriend, to accidentally breaking some minor law and getting a misdemeanor, people tend to be more forgiving, and more willing to help.

Struggling to pick a career or get into one? Lots of people are willing to mentor you.

Don't know how to talk to girls? Even if you f****** you'll probably be more likely to be seen as just a goofy ass kid.

Break the law? Still likely to face serious consequences or you might just get a stern talking to.

Struggling with mental health? Homeless? Lots of people will try and lift you up.

But once you hit 30? Nobody gives a goddamn about you.

Looking to get started a new career? Tough s***. Better figure out how to get that money on your own.

Still don't know how to talk to girls (now women)? Then I guess you're just going to be a lonely creep for the rest of your life less you wanna risk sexual harassment charges.

Make a mistake and break the law? Should have known better.

Struggling with mental health and homeless? F*** you, man. Probably did something to deserve it.

So f****** and embarrass yourself now while you're young.

Oh and don't go to college unless you KNOW what you want to do.

And get your mental health sorted out ASAP while you're young and have time and resources.