EMBRACE YOUR YOUTH

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Being youthful (along with being rich and good looking) is the most important thing in life. Young adults and teenagers unknowingly waste their youth, while older people try to reclaim any fragments of it. It’s clear to me that youthfulness is the most valuable possession. Youthfulness lets you: wake up early and stay up late, have high energy throughout the day, party all weekend, recover from workouts faster, be more alert and fun, and most importantly, look youthful.

What stops us from being youthful?
Things like fast food, excessive sun exposure, laziness, being surrounded by non-youthful people, neglecting self-care during your prime, avoiding exercise, and not socializing. All of these will only weaken and destroy your youthfulness.

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This is what youthfulness looks like:

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You only get one youth. Just one. Some of us haven’t experienced it yet. Some of us are living it right now. Some of us have already been through it. If you haven’t experienced it yet, get ready—it should be the best time of your life. If you’re in it now, don’t take it for granted and learn how to make it last as long as possible. If your youth has already passed, find a way to regain that youthful state you miss, whether it’s through TRT, backpacking in Europe, or just pushing yourself to go out even when you don’t feel like it.


For me, life is a fun game. It should be spent enjoying every moment. Living with no regrets (I haven’t had one since coming to this realization over a year ago), staying present, and taking every chance to make memories. One day, we’ll look back on this time and reminisce about all the fun we had.

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Youthfulness isn’t just about being with a loved one to create experiences like the pictures I’ve shared. It’s having the ability to work out six times a week without feeling drained. It’s waking up sober after a night of drinking. It’s recovering quickly from a cold or injury. It’s taking risks you can’t afford at 45 or 50, whether they’re physical or financial. It’s living carefree and embracing a life full of fun.

———

Youthfulness isn’t about buying Retin-A. It’s not staying inside all day, afraid of the sun just to protect your collagen. It’s not isolating yourself at home until you’ve had all your surgeries. I do agree that looking young can make you feel younger, but going to extreme levels of coping to preserve something this valuable is a ridiculous approach.


Some might argue that you can’t be youthful once you reach a certain age. I agree to an extent, but it’s entirely up to you. You’ll start to realize you can’t live 100% youthful forever, and that’s okay. This is what I call “calculated youthfulness”—being able to take on adult responsibilities while still staying youthful and having fun. It’s all about finding your balance.

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Being youthful is everything. It impacts everything from your looks to your lifestyle to your mental health. Living a youthful lifestyle is the most important thing, and it’s likely why many of the “older” users here (25+) are trying to regain what they feel they missed out on. You don’t have to recreate these pictures, but doing things that make you feel youthful is what truly matters.


Look around you… the older people who stay youthful are happier. Meanwhile, some users here have the mindset of a 60-year-old while being stuck in a teenager’s body. Look at how depressed and defeated they are.


If the young take it for granted and the elderly wish they could have it back, then youthfulness must be something worth living for.
 
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yes because trying to get hit by a taxi while smiling is gonna subtract 10 years off my life (im 16)
 
Jokes aside this is a good post, boost
 
I don't like lying about my age, but I have to :forcedsmile:
 
Being youthful (along with being rich and good looking) is the most important thing in life. Young adults and teenagers unknowingly waste their youth, while older people try to reclaim any fragments of it. It’s clear to me that youthfulness is the most valuable possession. Youthfulness lets you: wake up early and stay up late, have high energy throughout the day, party all weekend, recover from workouts faster, be more alert and fun, and most importantly, look youthful.

What stops us from being youthful?
Things like fast food, excessive sun exposure, laziness, being surrounded by non-youthful people, neglecting self-care during your prime, avoiding exercise, and not socializing. All of these will only weaken and destroy your youthfulness.

———

This is what youthfulness looks like:

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You only get one youth. Just one. Some of us haven’t experienced it yet. Some of us are living it right now. Some of us have already been through it. If you haven’t experienced it yet, get ready—it should be the best time of your life. If you’re in it now, don’t take it for granted and learn how to make it last as long as possible. If your youth has already passed, find a way to regain that youthful state you miss, whether it’s through TRT, backpacking in Europe, or just pushing yourself to go out even when you don’t feel like it.


For me, life is a fun game. It should be spent enjoying every moment. Living with no regrets (I haven’t had one since coming to this realization over a year ago), staying present, and taking every chance to make memories. One day, we’ll look back on this time and reminisce about all the fun we had.

———

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Youthfulness isn’t just about being with a loved one to create experiences like the pictures I’ve shared. It’s having the ability to work out six times a week without feeling drained. It’s waking up sober after a night of drinking. It’s recovering quickly from a cold or injury. It’s taking risks you can’t afford at 45 or 50, whether they’re physical or financial. It’s living carefree and embracing a life full of fun.

———

Youthfulness isn’t about buying Retin-A. It’s not staying inside all day, afraid of the sun just to protect your collagen. It’s not isolating yourself at home until you’ve had all your surgeries. I do agree that looking young can make you feel younger, but going to extreme levels of coping to preserve something this valuable is a ridiculous approach.


Some might argue that you can’t be youthful once you reach a certain age. I agree to an extent, but it’s entirely up to you. You’ll start to realize you can’t live 100% youthful forever, and that’s okay. This is what I call “calculated youthfulness”—being able to take on adult responsibilities while still staying youthful and having fun. It’s all about finding your balance.

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Being youthful is everything. It impacts everything from your looks to your lifestyle to your mental health. Living a youthful lifestyle is the most important thing, and it’s likely why many of the “older” users here (25+) are trying to regain what they feel they missed out on. You don’t have to recreate these pictures, but doing things that make you feel youthful is what truly matters.


Look around you… the older people who stay youthful are happier. Meanwhile, some users here have the mindset of a 60-year-old while being stuck in a teenager’s body. Look at how depressed and defeated they are.


If the young take it for granted and the elderly wish they could have it back, then youthfulness must be something worth living for.
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Being youthful (along with being rich and good looking) is the most important thing in life. Young adults and teenagers unknowingly waste their youth, while older people try to reclaim any fragments of it. It’s clear to me that youthfulness is the most valuable possession. Youthfulness lets you: wake up early and stay up late, have high energy throughout the day, party all weekend, recover from workouts faster, be more alert and fun, and most importantly, look youthful.

What stops us from being youthful?
Things like fast food, excessive sun exposure, laziness, being surrounded by non-youthful people, neglecting self-care during your prime, avoiding exercise, and not socializing. All of these will only weaken and destroy your youthfulness.

———

This is what youthfulness looks like:

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View attachment 3517769
View attachment 3517770

You only get one youth. Just one. Some of us haven’t experienced it yet. Some of us are living it right now. Some of us have already been through it. If you haven’t experienced it yet, get ready—it should be the best time of your life. If you’re in it now, don’t take it for granted and learn how to make it last as long as possible. If your youth has already passed, find a way to regain that youthful state you miss, whether it’s through TRT, backpacking in Europe, or just pushing yourself to go out even when you don’t feel like it.


For me, life is a fun game. It should be spent enjoying every moment. Living with no regrets (I haven’t had one since coming to this realization over a year ago), staying present, and taking every chance to make memories. One day, we’ll look back on this time and reminisce about all the fun we had.

———

View attachment 3517774View attachment 3517775

Youthfulness isn’t just about being with a loved one to create experiences like the pictures I’ve shared. It’s having the ability to work out six times a week without feeling drained. It’s waking up sober after a night of drinking. It’s recovering quickly from a cold or injury. It’s taking risks you can’t afford at 45 or 50, whether they’re physical or financial. It’s living carefree and embracing a life full of fun.

———

Youthfulness isn’t about buying Retin-A. It’s not staying inside all day, afraid of the sun just to protect your collagen. It’s not isolating yourself at home until you’ve had all your surgeries. I do agree that looking young can make you feel younger, but going to extreme levels of coping to preserve something this valuable is a ridiculous approach.


Some might argue that you can’t be youthful once you reach a certain age. I agree to an extent, but it’s entirely up to you. You’ll start to realize you can’t live 100% youthful forever, and that’s okay. This is what I call “calculated youthfulness”—being able to take on adult responsibilities while still staying youthful and having fun. It’s all about finding your balance.

View attachment 3517780View attachment 3517782
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Being youthful is everything. It impacts everything from your looks to your lifestyle to your mental health. Living a youthful lifestyle is the most important thing, and it’s likely why many of the “older” users here (25+) are trying to regain what they feel they missed out on. You don’t have to recreate these pictures, but doing things that make you feel youthful is what truly matters.


Look around you… the older people who stay youthful are happier. Meanwhile, some users here have the mindset of a 60-year-old while being stuck in a teenager’s body. Look at how depressed and defeated they are.


If the young take it for granted and the elderly wish they could have it back, then youthfulness must be something worth living for.
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For me, life is a fun game. It should be spent enjoying every moment. Living with no regrets (I haven’t had one since coming to this realization over a year ago), staying present, and taking every chance to make memories. One day, we’ll look back on this time and reminisce about all the fun we had.

The chance to make memories and enjoy life was stolen from me, never had a social life and women have too much freedom which creates their insane standards. I'm sick and tired of everyone else getting to enjoy life, even listening to my parents talk with their friends is depressing, they've had more meaningful memories happen in their 50s than I've had in my entire life.
 
no youth for my fucked up neurotransmitters and face
 
Lovely thread OP

I wish I didn't take this for granted when I was younger
 
i wasnt good looking enough to experience my teen years sorry
 
What stops us from being youthful?
Things like fast food, excessive sun exposure, laziness, being surrounded by non-youthful people, neglecting self-care during your prime, avoiding exercise, and not socializing
6/7

i dont get excessive sun exposure because i dont leave the house.
 
Being youthful (along with being rich and good looking) is the most important thing in life. Young adults and teenagers unknowingly waste their youth, while older people try to reclaim any fragments of it. It’s clear to me that youthfulness is the most valuable possession. Youthfulness lets you: wake up early and stay up late, have high energy throughout the day, party all weekend, recover from workouts faster, be more alert and fun, and most importantly, look youthful.

What stops us from being youthful?
Things like fast food, excessive sun exposure, laziness, being surrounded by non-youthful people, neglecting self-care during your prime, avoiding exercise, and not socializing. All of these will only weaken and destroy your youthfulness.

———

This is what youthfulness looks like:

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View attachment 3517769
View attachment 3517770

You only get one youth. Just one. Some of us haven’t experienced it yet. Some of us are living it right now. Some of us have already been through it. If you haven’t experienced it yet, get ready—it should be the best time of your life. If you’re in it now, don’t take it for granted and learn how to make it last as long as possible. If your youth has already passed, find a way to regain that youthful state you miss, whether it’s through TRT, backpacking in Europe, or just pushing yourself to go out even when you don’t feel like it.


For me, life is a fun game. It should be spent enjoying every moment. Living with no regrets (I haven’t had one since coming to this realization over a year ago), staying present, and taking every chance to make memories. One day, we’ll look back on this time and reminisce about all the fun we had.

———

View attachment 3517774View attachment 3517775

Youthfulness isn’t just about being with a loved one to create experiences like the pictures I’ve shared. It’s having the ability to work out six times a week without feeling drained. It’s waking up sober after a night of drinking. It’s recovering quickly from a cold or injury. It’s taking risks you can’t afford at 45 or 50, whether they’re physical or financial. It’s living carefree and embracing a life full of fun.

———

Youthfulness isn’t about buying Retin-A. It’s not staying inside all day, afraid of the sun just to protect your collagen. It’s not isolating yourself at home until you’ve had all your surgeries. I do agree that looking young can make you feel younger, but going to extreme levels of coping to preserve something this valuable is a ridiculous approach.


Some might argue that you can’t be youthful once you reach a certain age. I agree to an extent, but it’s entirely up to you. You’ll start to realize you can’t live 100% youthful forever, and that’s okay. This is what I call “calculated youthfulness”—being able to take on adult responsibilities while still staying youthful and having fun. It’s all about finding your balance.

View attachment 3517780View attachment 3517782
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Being youthful is everything. It impacts everything from your looks to your lifestyle to your mental health. Living a youthful lifestyle is the most important thing, and it’s likely why many of the “older” users here (25+) are trying to regain what they feel they missed out on. You don’t have to recreate these pictures, but doing things that make you feel youthful is what truly matters.


Look around you… the older people who stay youthful are happier. Meanwhile, some users here have the mindset of a 60-year-old while being stuck in a teenager’s body. Look at how depressed and defeated they are.


If the young take it for granted and the elderly wish they could have it back, then youthfulness must be something worth living for.
I would live this if I didnt become mentally scarred
 
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Being youthful (along with being rich and good looking) is the most important thing in life. Young adults and teenagers unknowingly waste their youth, while older people try to reclaim any fragments of it. It’s clear to me that youthfulness is the most valuable possession. Youthfulness lets you: wake up early and stay up late, have high energy throughout the day, party all weekend, recover from workouts faster, be more alert and fun, and most importantly, look youthful.

What stops us from being youthful?
Things like fast food, excessive sun exposure, laziness, being surrounded by non-youthful people, neglecting self-care during your prime, avoiding exercise, and not socializing. All of these will only weaken and destroy your youthfulness.

———

This is what youthfulness looks like:

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View attachment 3517769
View attachment 3517770

You only get one youth. Just one. Some of us haven’t experienced it yet. Some of us are living it right now. Some of us have already been through it. If you haven’t experienced it yet, get ready—it should be the best time of your life. If you’re in it now, don’t take it for granted and learn how to make it last as long as possible. If your youth has already passed, find a way to regain that youthful state you miss, whether it’s through TRT, backpacking in Europe, or just pushing yourself to go out even when you don’t feel like it.


For me, life is a fun game. It should be spent enjoying every moment. Living with no regrets (I haven’t had one since coming to this realization over a year ago), staying present, and taking every chance to make memories. One day, we’ll look back on this time and reminisce about all the fun we had.

———

View attachment 3517774View attachment 3517775

Youthfulness isn’t just about being with a loved one to create experiences like the pictures I’ve shared. It’s having the ability to work out six times a week without feeling drained. It’s waking up sober after a night of drinking. It’s recovering quickly from a cold or injury. It’s taking risks you can’t afford at 45 or 50, whether they’re physical or financial. It’s living carefree and embracing a life full of fun.

———

Youthfulness isn’t about buying Retin-A. It’s not staying inside all day, afraid of the sun just to protect your collagen. It’s not isolating yourself at home until you’ve had all your surgeries. I do agree that looking young can make you feel younger, but going to extreme levels of coping to preserve something this valuable is a ridiculous approach.


Some might argue that you can’t be youthful once you reach a certain age. I agree to an extent, but it’s entirely up to you. You’ll start to realize you can’t live 100% youthful forever, and that’s okay. This is what I call “calculated youthfulness”—being able to take on adult responsibilities while still staying youthful and having fun. It’s all about finding your balance.

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Being youthful is everything. It impacts everything from your looks to your lifestyle to your mental health. Living a youthful lifestyle is the most important thing, and it’s likely why many of the “older” users here (25+) are trying to regain what they feel they missed out on. You don’t have to recreate these pictures, but doing things that make you feel youthful is what truly matters.


Look around you… the older people who stay youthful are happier. Meanwhile, some users here have the mindset of a 60-year-old while being stuck in a teenager’s body. Look at how depressed and defeated they are.


If the young take it for granted and the elderly wish they could have it back, then youthfulness must be something worth living for.
Why being around non youthful people
Make you un youthful ?
 
Being youthful (along with being rich and good looking) is the most important thing in life. Young adults and teenagers unknowingly waste their youth, while older people try to reclaim any fragments of it. It’s clear to me that youthfulness is the most valuable possession. Youthfulness lets you: wake up early and stay up late, have high energy throughout the day, party all weekend, recover from workouts faster, be more alert and fun, and most importantly, look youthful.

What stops us from being youthful?
Things like fast food, excessive sun exposure, laziness, being surrounded by non-youthful people, neglecting self-care during your prime, avoiding exercise, and not socializing. All of these will only weaken and destroy your youthfulness.

———

This is what youthfulness looks like:

View attachment 3517768
View attachment 3517769
View attachment 3517770

You only get one youth. Just one. Some of us haven’t experienced it yet. Some of us are living it right now. Some of us have already been through it. If you haven’t experienced it yet, get ready—it should be the best time of your life. If you’re in it now, don’t take it for granted and learn how to make it last as long as possible. If your youth has already passed, find a way to regain that youthful state you miss, whether it’s through TRT, backpacking in Europe, or just pushing yourself to go out even when you don’t feel like it.


For me, life is a fun game. It should be spent enjoying every moment. Living with no regrets (I haven’t had one since coming to this realization over a year ago), staying present, and taking every chance to make memories. One day, we’ll look back on this time and reminisce about all the fun we had.

———

View attachment 3517774View attachment 3517775

Youthfulness isn’t just about being with a loved one to create experiences like the pictures I’ve shared. It’s having the ability to work out six times a week without feeling drained. It’s waking up sober after a night of drinking. It’s recovering quickly from a cold or injury. It’s taking risks you can’t afford at 45 or 50, whether they’re physical or financial. It’s living carefree and embracing a life full of fun.

———

Youthfulness isn’t about buying Retin-A. It’s not staying inside all day, afraid of the sun just to protect your collagen. It’s not isolating yourself at home until you’ve had all your surgeries. I do agree that looking young can make you feel younger, but going to extreme levels of coping to preserve something this valuable is a ridiculous approach.


Some might argue that you can’t be youthful once you reach a certain age. I agree to an extent, but it’s entirely up to you. You’ll start to realize you can’t live 100% youthful forever, and that’s okay. This is what I call “calculated youthfulness”—being able to take on adult responsibilities while still staying youthful and having fun. It’s all about finding your balance.

View attachment 3517780View attachment 3517782
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Being youthful is everything. It impacts everything from your looks to your lifestyle to your mental health. Living a youthful lifestyle is the most important thing, and it’s likely why many of the “older” users here (25+) are trying to regain what they feel they missed out on. You don’t have to recreate these pictures, but doing things that make you feel youthful is what truly matters.


Look around you… the older people who stay youthful are happier. Meanwhile, some users here have the mindset of a 60-year-old while being stuck in a teenager’s body. Look at how depressed and defeated they are.


If the young take it for granted and the elderly wish they could have it back, then youthfulness must be something worth living for.
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