As you get older life gets quite monotonous tbh

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Jason Voorhees

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Things aren't as vivid and exciting anymore and days blend into routines that once felt full of potential. I would wake up in college every day a blank page, full of unpredictable challenges, new faces, random plans that turned into stories I can tell for years.

It's partly because novelty wears off. When you're younger, almost everything is new. The first trip with my friends, the first kiss, first real tastes of freedom. Brain lights up with dopamine from all that unexplored territory. As years stack up, you've seen variations of most things. These days I have very little interest in going to parties or doing the stuff that I used to do the "first time" magic fades..

But one thing is that intensity of youth's highs often came bundled with equal lows. I was at my lowest point in my life in college. Already had a foot in the grave teetring on the line of substance abuse that could have ended everything if my dad hadn't stepped in to pull me back, uncertainty that kept you up at night. That every day different energy was exhilarating but exhausting. Now It's just stability no big ups or downs happening it is a constant line.
 
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As years stack up, you've seen variations of most things. These days I have very little interest in going to parties the "first time" magic fades..
This scares me. As an 18 year old just starting my life, I just hope I never lose my self interest.
 
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Things aren't as vivid and exciting anymore and days blend into routines that once felt full of potential. I would wake up in college every day a blank page, full of unpredictable challenges, new faces, random plans that could turned into stories I can tell for years.

It's partly because novelty wears off. When you're younger, almost everything is new. The first trip with my friends, the first kiss, first real tastes of freedom. Brain lights up with dopamine from all that unexplored territory. As years stack up, you've seen variations of most things. These days I have very little interest in going to parties or doing the stuff that I used to do the "first time" magic fades..

But one thing is that intensity of youth's highs often came bundled with equal lows. I was at my lowest point in my life in college. Already had a foot in the grave teering on the line of substance abuse that could have ended everything if my dad hadn't stepped in to pull me back, uncertainty that kept you up at night. That every day different energy was exhilarating but exhausting. Now It's just stability no big ups or downs happening it is a constant line.
And you never believe when your parents tell you this shit as a kid

You just have to live through it and find out
 
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Damn. As a kidcel, Iโ€™ll start valuing my youth more.

Wize words Mr. Voorhees
 
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Close calls with death will make you remember the value of life again, at least for a few days.
 
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Things aren't as vivid and exciting anymore and days blend into routines that once felt full of potential. I would wake up in college every day a blank page, full of unpredictable challenges, new faces, random plans that turned into stories I can tell for years.

It's partly because novelty wears off. When you're younger, almost everything is new. The first trip with my friends, the first kiss, first real tastes of freedom. Brain lights up with dopamine from all that unexplored territory. As years stack up, you've seen variations of most things. These days I have very little interest in going to parties or doing the stuff that I used to do the "first time" magic fades..

But one thing is that intensity of youth's highs often came bundled with equal lows. I was at my lowest point in my life in college. Already had a foot in the grave teetring on the line of substance abuse that could have ended everything if my dad hadn't stepped in to pull me back, uncertainty that kept you up at night. That every day different energy was exhilarating but exhausting. Now It's just stability no big ups or downs happening it is a constant line.
Life is very long when you're lonely
 
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Close calls with death will make you remember the value of life again, at least for a few days.
Yes, most of us feel like weโ€™re going to live forever. But actually, just sitting down and thinking about death for a little while changes everything.
 
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dam
a man in a green jacket is sitting at a table with his hand on his hip .

im takin notes
 
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Nothing ever happens
 
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If my life gets any worse im going to kill myself 100 percent
 
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It's found that metabolism only really starts dipping hard at 45
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So why do 45 year olds say they have way slower metabolism than they did at 20?
Because they simply move less. That's literally it lol. If they were as active as they were at 21 they'd be able to maintain the weight they were at 21 just as easily.

I feel like it's not only that things lose their novelty but people just lose motivation
 
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itโ€™s good to hear u are doing better bro. Didnโ€™t know about the substance abuse. i had bad experiences in university too and it feels like i wasted my time. i forgot how to live because of the blackpill poisoning me. yes the blackpill is real ofc but i let it become an excuse to self destruct. it only ended when i finally was convicted for a DUI crash. sober and clean now but it is very easy to lose yourself, i try not to spend too much time here. I will never be able to work a government job or in the navy like i wanted to because of the criminal record but im thankful no one innocent was impacted
 
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Things aren't as vivid and exciting anymore and days blend into routines that once felt full of potential. I would wake up in college every day a blank page, full of unpredictable challenges, new faces, random plans that turned into stories I can tell for years.

It's partly because novelty wears off. When you're younger, almost everything is new. The first trip with my friends, the first kiss, first real tastes of freedom. Brain lights up with dopamine from all that unexplored territory. As years stack up, you've seen variations of most things. These days I have very little interest in going to parties or doing the stuff that I used to do the "first time" magic fades..

But one thing is that intensity of youth's highs often came bundled with equal lows. I was at my lowest point in my life in college. Already had a foot in the grave teetring on the line of substance abuse that could have ended everything if my dad hadn't stepped in to pull me back, uncertainty that kept you up at night. That every day different energy was exhilarating but exhausting. Now It's just stability no big ups or downs happening it is a constant line.
how old r u
 
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im feeling like that at 14
 
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The consequences of eating plant toxins and watching porn.
 
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The consequences of eating plant toxins and watching porn.
sounds real i wish my parents would listen to me when i explain why plants are bad so im forced to eat slop๐Ÿฅฒ
 
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So it only gets worse
 
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If my life gets any worse im going to kill myself 100 percent
yea lowk if im not 6'+, hmtn-lhtn or just in the 6/10 area at 20 ill prob do the same bro
 
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as an almost mid twenties oldcel I can confirm
 
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in the average guy zone pretty much, ascended from subhuman tho so that's a win
geez bro average and ur saying its that bad

its gen over for me if puberty doesnt save me
 
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geez bro average and ur saying its that bad

its gen over for me if puberty doesnt save me
I had multiple surgeries done and will have many more this year, it's a neverending progress
 
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OP is at the peak of life and calls it monotonous. Something's not going well
@optimisticzoomer
how are those two contradictory, elites need to fuck teens at 70 just to feel something and even that isn't worthy it eventually
 
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OP is at the peak of life and calls it monotonous. Something's not going well
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i mean its diff for everyone if ur chad at 22 ofc its gonna be ur prime but if ur like op its js gonna slowly get worse
 
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i mean its diff for everyone if ur chad at 22 ofc its gonna be ur prime but if ur like op its js gonna slowly get worse
OP is chadprett living in indian country
 
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Things aren't as vivid and exciting anymore and days blend into routines that once felt full of potential. I would wake up in college every day a blank page, full of unpredictable challenges, new faces, random plans that turned into stories I can tell for years.

It's partly because novelty wears off. When you're younger, almost everything is new. The first trip with my friends, the first kiss, first real tastes of freedom. Brain lights up with dopamine from all that unexplored territory. As years stack up, you've seen variations of most things. These days I have very little interest in going to parties or doing the stuff that I used to do the "first time" magic fades..

But one thing is that intensity of youth's highs often came bundled with equal lows. I was at my lowest point in my life in college. Already had a foot in the grave teetring on the line of substance abuse that could have ended everything if my dad hadn't stepped in to pull me back, uncertainty that kept you up at night. That every day different energy was exhilarating but exhausting. Now It's just stability no big ups or downs happening it is a constant line.
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How old are you?
 
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Things aren't as vivid and exciting anymore and days blend into routines that once felt full of potential. I would wake up in college every day a blank page, full of unpredictable challenges, new faces, random plans that turned into stories I can tell for years.

It's partly because novelty wears off. When you're younger, almost everything is new. The first trip with my friends, the first kiss, first real tastes of freedom. Brain lights up with dopamine from all that unexplored territory. As years stack up, you've seen variations of most things. These days I have very little interest in going to parties or doing the stuff that I used to do the "first time" magic fades..

But one thing is that intensity of youth's highs often came bundled with equal lows. I was at my lowest point in my life in college. Already had a foot in the grave teetring on the line of substance abuse that could have ended everything if my dad hadn't stepped in to pull me back, uncertainty that kept you up at night. That every day different energy was exhilarating but exhausting. Now It's just stability no big ups or downs happening it is a constant line.
Eh its more YMMV

But for 90-95% of the population yeah.
 
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wow 7 yrs on org did u ever ascend?
i had relationships and grew as a person. But no hardmaxing. just figuring out my style and other soft max
 
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Constant. When you lose that, you lose the pleasure of this life.
 
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Things aren't as vivid and exciting anymore and days blend into routines that once felt full of potential. I would wake up in college every day a blank page, full of unpredictable challenges, new faces, random plans that turned into stories I can tell for years.

It's partly because novelty wears off. When you're younger, almost everything is new. The first trip with my friends, the first kiss, first real tastes of freedom. Brain lights up with dopamine from all that unexplored territory. As years stack up, you've seen variations of most things. These days I have very little interest in going to parties or doing the stuff that I used to do the "first time" magic fades..

But one thing is that intensity of youth's highs often came bundled with equal lows. I was at my lowest point in my life in college. Already had a foot in the grave teetring on the line of substance abuse that could have ended everything if my dad hadn't stepped in to pull me back, uncertainty that kept you up at night. That every day different energy was exhilarating but exhausting. Now It's just stability no big ups or downs happening it is a constant line.
life is over at 25 for most. if you don't succeed before 25 its over in mumbai slums.
people hate me for being a doomer but i am right.

just work hard broo
you must improooove
 
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Things aren't as vivid and exciting anymore and days blend into routines that once felt full of potential. I would wake up in college every day a blank page, full of unpredictable challenges, new faces, random plans that turned into stories I can tell for years.

It's partly because novelty wears off. When you're younger, almost everything is new. The first trip with my friends, the first kiss, first real tastes of freedom. Brain lights up with dopamine from all that unexplored territory. As years stack up, you've seen variations of most things. These days I have very little interest in going to parties or doing the stuff that I used to do the "first time" magic fades..

But one thing is that intensity of youth's highs often came bundled with equal lows. I was at my lowest point in my life in college. Already had a foot in the grave teetring on the line of substance abuse that could have ended everything if my dad hadn't stepped in to pull me back, uncertainty that kept you up at night. That every day different energy was exhilarating but exhausting. Now It's just stability no big ups or downs happening it is a constant line.
Brootal I'm 22 and experienced nothing cuz ugly
 
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this is true, iโ€™ve experienced it myself. drugs and alcohol make the monotony bareable, though. i think as a man it is near mandatory to have a boys friend group you hang out with regularly, just getting drunk and shooting the shit makes it much, much easier.
 
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So it just gets more brootal and brootal

Idk why Iโ€™m still alive, I prolly should have roped by now

My manlet life is so fucking miserable and trash I fucking hate it
 
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