I will soon be 22

[optimisticzoomer]

But I will always be a child at heart

 

[delonisliterallyme]

I’ll be 22 next year but I’m still js a little kid

 

[Darkeningstar]

But I will always be a child at heart

I’ll be 22 next year but I’m still js a little kid

Infants.org

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Infants.org

You're 15

 

[Darkeningstar]

You're 15

+10, soon

 

[optimisticzoomer]

+10, soon

Yeah there's no way

 

[LTNUser]

I'll be 15 next month

 

[Alexanderr]

I just turned 21. Wife and kids soon, I’ll have to retire.

 

[Daddy's Home]

My mind still can't grasp the idea that next year I'll be 27..

Between the ages of 20 and 25, there was literally a time when I didn't give a damn about this idea of ''age'', given that that whole period was very constant and predictable, both in terms of my physical state, my social environment and the things that were happening around me

But after 25, it's all pretty much over.. Your looks start to noticeably drop in quality (so girls 18-20 will be much more skeptical of you about a possible relationship when they see you), you stop going to university, so your social life drops off tremendously, and continues to drop off over the years..

 

[Matthias8272]

Same and around a 14 year old in terms of social and life experience

 

[got.daim]

dang you guys are younger than i thought, i thought most people here would be me and gengars age range

 

[Alucard69]

Life goes so fast, soon we all in a grave

 

[sub5outsider]

thats the age your life either gets good or just felts aparts be careful boyo

 

[optimisticzoomer]

I just turned 21. Wife and kids soon, I’ll have to retire.

I will continue as I am forever

My mind still can't grasp the idea that next year I'll be 27..

Between the ages of 20 and 25, there was literally a time when I didn't give a damn about this idea of ''age'', given that that whole period was very constant and predictable, both in terms of my physical state, my social environment and the things that were happening around me

But after 25, it's all pretty much over.. Your looks start to noticeably drop in quality (so girls 18-20 will be much more skeptical of you about a possible relationship when they see you), you stop going to university, so your social life drops off tremendously, and continues to drop off over the years..

Dnr

thats the age your life either gets good or just felts aparts be careful boyo

The true path is monkhood. I am halfway there

 

[Alexanderr]

My mind still can't grasp the idea that next year I'll be 27..

Between the ages of 20 and 25, there was literally a time when I didn't give a damn about this idea of ''age'', given that that whole period was very constant and predictable, both in terms of my physical state, my social environment and the things that were happening around me

But after 25, it's all pretty much over.. Your looks start to noticeably drop in quality (so girls 18-20 will be much more skeptical of you about a possible relationship when they see you), you stop going to university, so your social life drops off tremendously, and continues to drop off over the years..

Aging is horrifying. As a kid, it feels like the ultimate goal—freedom, independence, getting to do what you want and own what you want.

But then you reach a point where every passing year isn’t a step forward, it’s a step closer to decay. Your body breaks down more and more, and there’s no escaping it. The strength and energy you once had fade, replaced by constant reminders that you’re falling apart.

Every ache, every slower recovery, every little failure in your body is just a preview of what’s coming. It’s all downhill, and there’s nothing you can do to stop it. Just crazy to think about how inevitable it all is.

 

[Daddy's Home]

Aging is horrifying. As a kid, it feels like the ultimate goal—freedom, independence, getting to do what you want and own what you want.

But then you reach a point where every passing year isn’t a step forward, it’s a step closer to decay. Your body breaks down more and more, and there’s no escaping it. The strength and energy you once had fade, replaced by constant reminders that you’re falling apart.

Every ache, every slower recovery, every little failure in your body is just a preview of what’s coming. It’s all downhill, and there’s nothing you can do to stop it. Just crazy to think about how inevitable it all is.

I have continued to talk on this forum about the enormous importance of the 7 year window of time between 18 and 25, as being by far the most important time period in this universal existence

These years are the most important and defining years in terms of what your life will look like in the next 50 years (because you'll probably die around age 75)

It's the time when you choose the field of work you're likely to stay with for the rest of your life. It's the time when maybe you choose the company you might work for for the rest of your life

It's the time when everyone is willing to hire you, teach you, help you experiment. It's the time when your mistakes can be more easily excused (''eh, he's just young and inexperienced, he still has some growing up to do'')
This is when you're at your peak in terms of looks, energy and eagerness to know new things and learn in general, which will help you a lot more in possible job applications, and in their acceptance rate of you

This is the time when you have the largest social pool of people who would be willing to form some medium and long-term connections with you. People with whom you will collaborate in the future most likely for the rest of your life

This is when you have the largest possible pool of women who are willing to have a long-term relationship with you. It's also the time when you're most likely to choose the woman you'll be with for the rest of your life. It's the time when you're buying a car and a house, preparing the ground for marriage and the idea of having children

It's also very likely to be the time when you move to another city, a bigger city or university town, which has more opportunities, further away from your hometown and parents. This is the city you are most likely to live in from now on and probably where you will die. This is where you will have to have your own doctor, pay your own bills, make your ID card with your new address, etc.

Once you're 25 and out of university, there's no turning back. At that point you have to draw some conclusions:

- What am I, what is my hierarchical position and what is my monthly income?
- Where I live, where is the location where I do my daily activities, where people can find me?
- Who is my girlfriend / wife, when we're getting married / having our first baby?
- Who are my friends, who can I call when I need help or have an emergency?
- Who is my social circle, with whom I can go out or go to each other's houses / social events, from which I can learn new and interesting things, and always feel connected and up to date with what's going on?
- What is my daily and weekly routine, what are the things I like to do, that bring me pleasure and relax me?

And now back to your point, the one with the aging, once you have answers to the above questions, getting older will feel much less impactful

If after 25 years of universal existence you can't have an answer to these questions, in 2025, it's pretty much over..

You are just a loser, who lost the game of life, who never learned to play it. You're abandoned, poor, no opportunities, no people around you. You live from one day to the next in order not to die, just waiting for your death, using coping methods like drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, video games, etc. to get rid of these thoughts that will continue to haunt you all your life..

Things will get so bad that you'll even be willing to do shit like this, since you feel that nothing matters anyway, and there are no consequences for your actions:



While those who had the answers to the above questions, are now living this life:

 

[zerotohero]

I’ll be 25 next year. Quarter of a century.

 

[Alexanderr]

I have continued to talk on this forum about the enormous importance of the 7 year window of time between 18 and 25, as being by far the most important time period in this universal existence

These years are the most important and defining years in terms of what your life will look like in the next 50 years (because you'll probably die around age 75)

It's the time when you choose the field of work you're likely to stay with for the rest of your life. It's the time when maybe you choose the company you might work for for the rest of your life

It's the time when everyone is willing to hire you, teach you, help you experiment. It's the time when your mistakes can be more easily excused (''eh, he's just young and inexperienced, he still has some growing up to do'')
This is when you're at your peak in terms of looks, energy and eagerness to know new things and learn in general, which will help you a lot more in possible job applications, and in their acceptance rate of you

This is the time when you have the largest social pool of people who would be willing to form some medium and long-term connections with you. People with whom you will collaborate in the future most likely for the rest of your life

This is when you have the largest possible pool of women who are willing to have a long-term relationship with you. It's also the time when you're most likely to choose the woman you'll be with for the rest of your life. It's the time when you're buying a car and a house, preparing the ground for marriage and the idea of having children

It's also very likely to be the time when you move to another city, a bigger city or university town, which has more opportunities, further away from your hometown and parents. This is the city you are most likely to live in from now on and probably where you will die. This is where you will have to have your own doctor, pay your own bills, make your ID card with your new address, etc.

Once you're 25 and out of university, there's no turning back. At that point you have to draw some conclusions:

- What am I, what is my hierarchical position and what is my monthly income?
- Where I live, where is the location where I do my daily activities, where people can find me?
- Who is my girlfriend / wife, when we're getting married / having our first baby?
- Who are my friends, who can I call when I need help or have an emergency?
- Who is my social circle, with whom I can go out or go to each other's houses / social events, from which I can learn new and interesting things, and always feel connected and up to date with what's going on?
- What is my daily and weekly routine, what are the things I like to do, that bring me pleasure and relax me?

And now back to your point, the one with the aging, once you have answers to the above questions, getting older will feel much less impactful

If after 25 years of universal existence you can't have an answer to these questions, in 2025, it's pretty much over..

You are just a loser, who lost the game of life, who never learned to play it. You're abandoned, poor, no opportunities, no people around you. You live from one day to the next in order not to die, just waiting for your death, using coping methods like drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, video games, etc. to get rid of these thoughts that will continue to haunt you all your life..

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Things will get so bad that you'll even be willing to do shit like this, since you feel that nothing matters anyway, and there are no consequences for your actions:



While those who had the answers to the above questions, are now living this life:

I’ve never thought of 18–25 quite like this, but it’s spot-on. It’s like you’re planting seeds that will grow into your future—career, relationships, even your sense of self. Makes me want to be more mindful about how I spend my time.

 

[TsarTsar444]

I have continued to talk on this forum about the enormous importance of the 7 year window of time between 18 and 25, as being by far the most important time period in this universal existence

These years are the most important and defining years in terms of what your life will look like in the next 50 years (because you'll probably die around age 75)

It's the time when you choose the field of work you're likely to stay with for the rest of your life. It's the time when maybe you choose the company you might work for for the rest of your life

It's the time when everyone is willing to hire you, teach you, help you experiment. It's the time when your mistakes can be more easily excused (''eh, he's just young and inexperienced, he still has some growing up to do'')
This is when you're at your peak in terms of looks, energy and eagerness to know new things and learn in general, which will help you a lot more in possible job applications, and in their acceptance rate of you

This is the time when you have the largest social pool of people who would be willing to form some medium and long-term connections with you. People with whom you will collaborate in the future most likely for the rest of your life

This is when you have the largest possible pool of women who are willing to have a long-term relationship with you. It's also the time when you're most likely to choose the woman you'll be with for the rest of your life. It's the time when you're buying a car and a house, preparing the ground for marriage and the idea of having children

It's also very likely to be the time when you move to another city, a bigger city or university town, which has more opportunities, further away from your hometown and parents. This is the city you are most likely to live in from now on and probably where you will die. This is where you will have to have your own doctor, pay your own bills, make your ID card with your new address, etc.

Once you're 25 and out of university, there's no turning back. At that point you have to draw some conclusions:

- What am I, what is my hierarchical position and what is my monthly income?
- Where I live, where is the location where I do my daily activities, where people can find me?
- Who is my girlfriend / wife, when we're getting married / having our first baby?
- Who are my friends, who can I call when I need help or have an emergency?
- Who is my social circle, with whom I can go out or go to each other's houses / social events, from which I can learn new and interesting things, and always feel connected and up to date with what's going on?
- What is my daily and weekly routine, what are the things I like to do, that bring me pleasure and relax me?

And now back to your point, the one with the aging, once you have answers to the above questions, getting older will feel much less impactful

If after 25 years of universal existence you can't have an answer to these questions, in 2025, it's pretty much over..

You are just a loser, who lost the game of life, who never learned to play it. You're abandoned, poor, no opportunities, no people around you. You live from one day to the next in order not to die, just waiting for your death, using coping methods like drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, video games, etc. to get rid of these thoughts that will continue to haunt you all your life..

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Things will get so bad that you'll even be willing to do shit like this, since you feel that nothing matters anyway, and there are no consequences for your actions:



While those who had the answers to the above questions, are now living this life:

I wish i could give awards to posts

 

[TsarTsar444]

Aging is horrifying. As a kid, it feels like the ultimate goal—freedom, independence, getting to do what you want and own what you want.

But then you reach a point where every passing year isn’t a step forward, it’s a step closer to decay. Your body breaks down more and more, and there’s no escaping it. The strength and energy you once had fade, replaced by constant reminders that you’re falling apart.

Every ache, every slower recovery, every little failure in your body is just a preview of what’s coming. It’s all downhill, and there’s nothing you can do to stop it. Just crazy to think about how inevitable it all is.

Yes its how inevitable it is. I remember as a teen being told how the only thing you cant take on or avoid is death, and even tho i understood this purely from a technical standpoint, it didn't touch me. But as a 24yo now, it hits completely different once you get into more adult activities and challenges and notice how you truly can best through a lot of hardships if you have enough will but then its hits you, how you physically cant stop your body slowly degenerating and one day shutting down, no matter how much you are willing to live, it doesn't matter. Even for biohackers like Bryan, whats the point if he wants to extend life and look younger if even then the only difference is maybe he will looks younger for 15-20 years yet still end up dying at some time like the rest

 

[LKSMAXPerson]

dang you guys are younger than i thought, i thought most people here would be me and gengars age range

Brutal

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Yes its how inevitable it is. I remember as a teen being told how the only thing you cant take on or avoid is death, and even tho i understood this purely from a technical standpoint, it didn't touch me. But as a 24yo now, it hits completely different once you get into more adult activities and challenges and notice how you truly can best through a lot of hardships if you have enough will but then its hits you, how you physically cant stop your body slowly degenerating and one day shutting down, no matter how much you are willing to live, it doesn't matter. Even for biohackers like Bryan, whats the point if he wants to extend life and look younger if even then the only difference is maybe he will looks younger for 15-20 years yet still end up dying at some time like the rest

Asexual peaceful balkan monk

 

[Daddy's Home]

I’ve never thought of 18–25 quite like this, but it’s spot-on. It’s like you’re planting seeds that will grow into your future—career, relationships, even your sense of self. Makes me want to be more mindful about how I spend my time.

I can write about my personal experience and that of others in thousands of words related to this topic

How this period has ''ascended'' so many average people, and how others it ''buried them even deeper'' even though they experienced extremely similar things during this period and had overall the same path, only the difference was only in their attitude and how they would relate to things and opportunities that came in front of them

How some have gotten to this age, finished university, but now live with their parents in the same hometown, work some shit job where you don't need university like being a grocery clerk / security guard at a location, and all their free time is spent drinking alcohol and playing video games, with no social circle and only 1-2 friends they see once a week

And how others are in the big city where they have finished university, finished their internship and are employed in a good position at a multinational company. They have a car and an apartment loan. They have a girlfriend and a puppy, and are getting ready to get married and have a baby. They have a very large social circle, often going to events and parties, and many friends who help them and generally care about their lives

Many younger compared to this period they like to coping with ''Yeah bro, but you can do these things even until like 40-50 years.. you have time.. you can take one thing at a time, and everything will be fine.. right?''
Unfortunately this is not the case. By the time you're around 30, you'll most likely be partially fat, quite bald, and more lacking in energy than ever.

This will translate into younger people not being able to relate to you, not wanting to be around you, and you also not being able to relate to them. You will just be that weird ''old man'' who has nothing going on in his life, and who instead of being with his wife and kids, tries to get involved with them..

People your age will already have their families, their social circles, and their friends, and they will be much less willing to accept you unless you are brought into that group by someone who was already in that group, or unless you bring something massively productive to that group, which is most likely not the case

You'll have a very precise routine that you won't deviate from. You'll be spending much more time indoors than ever, socializing less, and meeting and connecting with new people less than ever
Eventually, sooner or later you will accept your situation and life as it is

 

[Nick.Harte]

I’ll be 24 soon

 

[Kroker]

We got a few users around whom are living alone even tho they got the looks threshold of getting into a LTR/Marriage but they've decided they're better off staying single.

Example is Amnesia

 

[optimisticzoomer]

We got a few users around whom are living alone even tho they got the looks threshold of getting into a LTR/Marriage but they've decided they're better off staying single.

Example is Amnesia

Better off single and celibate