I am mentally 10 years old

[BongMog]

I am very immature for my age


It's a prettyboy trait innit

 

[Vermilioncore]

Same. That’s why I love Mac and cheese and grilled cheese sandwiches and action figures

 

[BongMog]

Same. That’s why I love Mac and cheese and grilled cheese sandwiches and action figures

Yippieeeee!!!!

 

[ambiguous]

I'm 28 but feel 12. its over

 

[jojoyou]

Do you do any job or internship currently?

 

[BongMog]

Do you do any job or internship currently?

I interned last month but it wasn't a job internship

 

[Jpg]

 

[BongMog]

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Best user here

 

[jojoyou]

I interned last month but it wasn't a job internship

Through college?

 

[BongMog]

Through college?

It was eventship , basically you manage an event

 

[jojoyou]

It was eventship , basically you manage an event

Don’t tell me your doing BBA.

 

[BongMog]

Don’t tell me your doing BBA.

Econ

 

[longjohnmong]

I'm 28 but feel 12. its over

everyone does. my mom has dementia. it sucks. but it's also been going on for like 6-7 years and she's still pretty coherent, so you can't just be wallowing in the misery of it for that long. with that said, it's kind of interesting from a psychological perspective. it's like watching the layers of someone's mind being stripped away in slow motion. you realize that the "adult" layer is just a very thin veneer and underneath there's a much thicker layer of childhood/adolescence.

 

[ambiguous]

everyone does. my mom has dementia. it sucks. but it's also been going on for like 6-7 years and she's still pretty coherent, so you can't just be wallowing in the misery of it for that long. with that said, it's kind of interesting from a psychological perspective. it's like watching the layers of someone's mind being stripped away in slow motion. you realize that the "adult" layer is just a very thin veneer and underneath there's a much thicker layer of childhood/adolescence.

I'm an aspie. its much worse

 

[BongMog]

everyone does. my mom has dementia. it sucks. but it's also been going on for like 6-7 years and she's still pretty coherent, so you can't just be wallowing in the misery of it for that long. with that said, it's kind of interesting from a psychological perspective. it's like watching the layers of someone's mind being stripped away in slow motion. you realize that the "adult" layer is just a very thin veneer and underneath there's a much thicker layer of childhood/adolescence.

Damn that sucks how's she doing now?

 

[longjohnmong]

Damn that sucks how's she doing now?

The thing about it is that you just have to accept that the person they once were is gone and never coming back and there's no hope and it's only going to get worse. That said, it's extremely gradual. I hope I'm not jinxing anything by saying that it seems like she hasn't gotten any worse in the past year or two, except for starting to hallucinate maybe? She's always seeing faces in trees and "vikings" on the hillside and keeps asking why the neighbors are projecting an image of the Count of Monte Cristo onto the wall of their house (they aren't projecting anything). But like if you watch wheel of fortune or Jeopardy with her, you wouldn't even notice anything wrong. It's actually a lot like Memento.