Your youth wasn't better, you just didn't realize how badly the future would suck

[disillusioned]

People, especially men who aren't very attractive, often suffer a midlife crisis after 30 because they feel their 'best' years are over already and that there is now nothing to live for. Basically 'life ends' at 30.

But here's the thing...

Your teenage and early adult life were never better in the first place.

It's just that, at that time, you were still going through that 'ignorance is bliss' phase where it SEEMED like the future might be interesting and you were just simply not aware of how fucked everything would be. If the 15+ year old you at the time knew exactly what was coming, you wouldn't have enjoyed your youth at all, because none of the false optimism for the future would've existed. You'd have just instantly 'turned 30' mentally speaking.

Attractive people with good IQ who actually had a future, do not usually suffer this so-called 'midlife crisis' because they have few or no regrets in the first place. At worst, maybe Chad will get somewhat fewer lays but he might be in a relationship anyway (for what little that is still worth in 2025).

The reason the so-called 'best years of your life' are called that is because at that time, you were simply an ignorant cuck who didn't know anything besides Playstation and partying. The grim reality hadn't dawned on you yet.

 

[DarkTriadBeliever]

Cope harder, being a kid is the best, no taxes, no responsibilities, getting to play video games 24/7(that hasn't really changed)

 

[disillusioned]

Cope harder, being a kid is the best, no taxes, no responsibilities, getting to play video games 24/7(that hasn't really changed)

Also zero freedom jfl.

EDIT: Also, most good parents don't let their kids play video games 24/7.

 

[einzigartig]

People, especially men who aren't very attractive, often suffer a midlife crisis after 30 because they feel their 'best' years are over already and that there is now nothing to live for. Basically 'life ends' at 30.

But here's the thing...

Your teenage and early adult life were never better in the first place.

It's just that, at that time, you were still going through that 'ignorance is bliss' phase where it SEEMED like the future might be interesting and you were just simply not aware of how fucked everything would be. If the 15+ year old you at the time knew exactly what was coming, you wouldn't have enjoyed your youth at all, because none of the false optimism for the future would've existed. You'd have just instantly 'turned 30' mentally speaking.

Attractive people with good IQ who actually had a future, do not usually suffer this so-called 'midlife crisis' because they have few or no regrets in the first place. At worst, maybe Chad will get somewhat fewer lays but he might be in a relationship anyway (for what little that is still worth in 2025).

The reason the so-called 'best years of your life' are called that is because at that time, you were simply an ignorant cuck who didn't know anything besides Playstation and partying. The grim reality hadn't dawned on you yet.

kinda crazy I once talked with a friend about what the best time was

he was like kindergarten but that makes no sense u arent even self aware at that age

best age is like 20-22

cause u still have collagen, hair (not everyone jfl) strength and so on

 

[Saint Casanova]

Ramblings from the Blue Lagoon.

 

[DarkTriadBeliever]

Also zero freedom jfl.

EDIT: Also, most good parents don't let their kids play video games 24/7.

Shitty parents*, I've seen the parents that force their kids to studymaxx

I'm being 100% serious, If I wasn't allowed to play games and only study, once I learned of the blackpill and my betabuxx fate I'd have went ER on my family and then suicide

 

[chadhamed]

Yes thats facts

 

[Sekk]

i forgot this site often has sub 60 iq threads like this one

 

[disillusioned]

Yes thats facts

 

[Primalsplit]

People, especially men who aren't very attractive, often suffer a midlife crisis after 30 because they feel their 'best' years are over already and that there is now nothing to live for. Basically 'life ends' at 30.

But here's the thing...

Your teenage and early adult life were never better in the first place.

It's just that, at that time, you were still going through that 'ignorance is bliss' phase where it SEEMED like the future might be interesting and you were just simply not aware of how fucked everything would be. If the 15+ year old you at the time knew exactly what was coming, you wouldn't have enjoyed your youth at all, because none of the false optimism for the future would've existed. You'd have just instantly 'turned 30' mentally speaking.

Attractive people with good IQ who actually had a future, do not usually suffer this so-called 'midlife crisis' because they have few or no regrets in the first place. At worst, maybe Chad will get somewhat fewer lays but he might be in a relationship anyway (for what little that is still worth in 2025).

The reason the so-called 'best years of your life' are called that is because at that time, you were simply an ignorant cuck who didn't know anything besides Playstation and partying. The grim reality hadn't dawned on you yet.

This is extremely correct. In your youth your heart is not broken, your illusions are not shattered, your spirit is not chewed out, your life did not seem meaningless...

YET

 

[WAGMI2 Gandy Heaven]

People, especially men who aren't very attractive, often suffer a midlife crisis after 30 because they feel their 'best' years are over already and that there is now nothing to live for. Basically 'life ends' at 30.

But here's the thing...

Your teenage and early adult life were never better in the first place.

It's just that, at that time, you were still going through that 'ignorance is bliss' phase where it SEEMED like the future might be interesting and you were just simply not aware of how fucked everything would be. If the 15+ year old you at the time knew exactly what was coming, you wouldn't have enjoyed your youth at all, because none of the false optimism for the future would've existed. You'd have just instantly 'turned 30' mentally speaking.

Attractive people with good IQ who actually had a future, do not usually suffer this so-called 'midlife crisis' because they have few or no regrets in the first place. At worst, maybe Chad will get somewhat fewer lays but he might be in a relationship anyway (for what little that is still worth in 2025).

The reason the so-called 'best years of your life' are called that is because at that time, you were simply an ignorant cuck who didn't know anything besides Playstation and partying. The grim reality hadn't dawned on you yet.

eh im still young but the early 2000s were peak though

 

[glaruz]

You have a crysis cuz you are forced to be a wagie and jbs see you as a predator. Also, good looking men can easily spiral into depression after descending. Either way, there is enough data to prove that life goes downhill for everybody (unless rich) till they retire.

 

[Vermilioncore]

It was the year 2016 and I just vomited green apple whiskey all over the floor. It felt horrible but I look back with fondness

 

[disillusioned]

It was the year 2016 and I just vomited green apple whiskey all over the floor. It felt horrible but I look back with fondness

lol this. I had to stop drinking permanently 4 months ago after abusing booze for like 14 years lol. Yet I look back on the 'abuse' with fondness. It sucks so bad now that I can't do it anymore.

 

[datboijj]

Yep i recently realized being a kid wasn’t this amazing this it was the hopefulness of how big and vast the future would be. My childhood was actually terrible but I always thought it would be better growing up. Which never happened

 

[160cmcurry]

the future isn’t as good as many expect it’d be when they’re young and naive. you grow up thinking things will fall into place, that you’ll achieve those expected social milestones. as time goes on, people tend to cling onto the good parts and ignore the bads of it too, just another one of the things the human mind does to cope. people forget the boredom, the isolation, the uncertainty, just cause there were a few warm moments