Gura shares her very personal serious IRL fear with chat (aging past 30)
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Marine: Everyone after age 30 is in demand
Spread the Hag Love
The probability of having children is below 50%
That is misleading... Public internet has an average of 30+ older populations that subconsciously desires 16~18+ younger generations. It's because they 'miss' or regret those time in their age. This fear or regret grows stronger the older they get without a fulfilling relationship and life to be satisfied with. If they get lucky they get into relationships with their peer, but internet culture made a lot of people indoors or in their own bubbles, which has it's own downsides like social toxicity.
This is why with idol vtubers like Hololive members, you see off-collabs and how intimate they get with one another... It's not that they put up an act or anything, it's actually wholesome feelings they do have for each other as a 'family' of sorts. With women though, they have a higher capability of empathy among each other, so this is magnified when they hang out.
@@dra6o0n Take your meds already.
Gura stays funny. Marine is just desperate the older she gets. She already talks like a cougar.
In my (almost) 36 years on this earth I learned that the older you get the faster time runs. Anyways you should enjoy your teens to your early 20s anyway, that will be the most free time most of you will ever have.
Cool lesson if you were able and had the option or opportunity.
Sometimes life wants you to keep taking those lemons, no sugar, no water, no refunds.
Now at almost 40 I'm starting to have the freedom and budget to have things my way.
If you have the option to enjoy life and you don't go take it while young, all I have to say is: *Suffer.* You will have no sympathy from me. Life gave you a strawberry smoothie but you still took the lemon because it "builds character".
As a 35yo piece of 💩, I've had the opposite experience.
@@Mordecrox Hold up, I'm confused.
Define what you mean by suffer.
So should young ones YOLO their early years and then have to pick up the pieces later?
What if they devote their 20s and 30s to income and moving up the socio economic ladder? Is that the suffering you mean?
Older people: enjoy your teens and 20s!
My brother have you seen the state of the world? We’re trying to enjoy it but it’s really freaking hard to do rn
@@triarii9257 these are things you can do for the rest of your life you can only be young ONCE ive started to realise that in my mid twenties aswell and started to enjoy my time more and i dont regret it
While partially true, a lot of the time we just see it as aging faster because we tend to have less memorable times during this point in our lives. If you feel like you are aging too quickly, you need to find something to stimulate your mind, do something you wouldn't normally, it might not be what you WANT to do, but often times in life, the biggest blessing are found in the place you least expect it, if nothing else, the memory of you doing something new will stick with you far longer than just sitting at home doing nothing. The more of those you have, the longer your life will feel.
One day you're 23 then you blink and You're 34
True story
Oooof, becoming 23 this year and this hits like a fricking truck. 💀
@@neekomarina2782 same especially since we burnt like 1.5 years thanks to covid 18 to almost 23 in september is like speedrunning life at this point
@@neekomarina2782 Just wait until you're 25 lol
33 year old improover, I'm constantly trying to expand my knowledge and physical abilities, each new age bracket is just a new stage in the game. Because of this you make aging more akin to leveling up, that makes it enjoyable and lost youth doest feel as bad, great thing our stats can skyrocket faster than than our level.
Do you take disciples
@@lessretla from the beginning my intense desire to be a hero was what drove me to strength training, thats how I made it this far, for you perhaps things will change if you aim higher as a hero , frankly speaking you are a cyborg, so training your body wont do, instead a change in mindset might lead you to greater strength
Hell yeah brother, age shouldn't stop your desire for strength and knowledge
Sure it's like leveling up if after 30 every level makes you weaker until your body literally can't keep itself going.
@@Shinku_no_sanbun man, there is a lot to unpack here. I dont think you want my advice though.
And at the end, she didn't blink 👀
perpetually 29 😌😌
Yep, but the first is eternal 17
ah, nice to see that one of my main comfort youtubers that I use to escape my problems is talking about my greatest existential fear. maybe if I read the comments I'll see a bunch of 30 somethings saying it's not actually that bad and that'll make me feel better...
...oh dear
33 here and i'm doing great! Don't worry about specific ages because everyone experiences something different. Time does fly very fast but your habits and daily life is what matters. :3 Work on those and don't worry about age.
It's really not that bad you do not feel any different. Nothing changes but your number. I figure that's how it remains and you never truly "feel" like what your age says it is. Just continue to try and live a healthy lifestyle, and like, there's nothing to worry about. It's not like you'll suddenly stop doing the things you love.
Hey dude, I'm gonna put this here for you in case you need it, there's a way of 'slowing' that time down.
Think about when you were a kid, every day was a new experience, you got out loads and had friends and all that cool stuff. That's why that time felt so fast. So how do we fix it? We do more things, we get out and see new things, meet new people, learn something new.
Like for myself my 20's shot by in a flash because I did nothing with that time, I went to work, I came home from work, I played games, I slept. I was 28 before I knew it and had done basically nothing with my time because I was terrified of failure. Since then, I decided to actually do the things I've wanted to do with my life, I learned a language, got new hobbies, travel, I force myself to go out several times a week, volunteer, made new friends, better and more fulfilling job (!!!), etc, etc.
I'm 34 now, and the last 6 years have felt significantly longer than the 8 before then because I have so much more to remember now. So yeah, just get out and do more, don't stick yourself inside thinking "I'll do it later".
Back pain is real
I'm almost 34, and I swear to God, my twenties never happened. Time flies by freakishly fast when you're older.
However, in Gura's case, I don't know why she sounds nostalgic. She's over 9000 years old! 17 years ago wasn't that long ago for her.
god she is so cool and cute and smol i sometimes forget she is so old!!
I know, I'm only 25 but feel like the last 5 years have felt like what 2 or 3 months felt like back in Highschool.
Shes 26
@@KABLAMMATSIRL? Still young. Though I wonder how long Gura will keep this work up. Until she hits 55? 😂 Getting paid in converted Yen. Oof.
@@KABLAMMATS she is not, where did you get this from? Do you even know anything about Gura before Hololive? She is the legendary Senzawa, the OG like Nyanners (who is 30) and LilyPichu (32), therefore, Gura is 28-30 years old now, probably 29, if be exact. And this is probably why she is talking about this now. Also, she looks very young for her age IRL, very cute, there are photos. Many lives start at 30, no need to worry too much about the age. When you'll be 30 you'll understand.
its basically your routine thats getting to you, just started my masters degree and the first few weeks felt like months because everything was new and shit. Another thing to think about is that at 10 years old 10 years is your whole life so each year matters more, at 30 its only 1/3rd of your life.
I was literally looking up on continuing my masters, seeing your comment I feel like is the last bit of nudge I needed to go through with it.
That's what I think too. School and then college things were new and stressful. Lots of things to do on time. And then another new thing.
You get a 9-5 that's stable and it's the same task again and again. As time pass one gets good at it... And becomes repetitive. Life kinda stagnates and time feels like it goes faster.
The best solution is to try new things. Before it was the curriculum, bit now only oneself is responsible to find that new thing.
Routine has little to do with this. It sounds logical on surface level, but the brain actually undergoes physiological changes as we age, where perception no longer works at rapid fire and neurotransmitters having to travel longer distances. Routine is just a tiny part of the whole picture. We're not that simple.
There's also biological clock perception, memory consolidation, attentional focus etc.
I think a more important one is psychological time dilation: Studies have shown that our perception of time can be influenced by our emotional state. Stress, anxiety, or boredom can cause time to feel like it's dragging, while positive emotions can make it seem to fly by. As we age, we may experience a wider range of emotions that influence our perception of time.
I've had clinical depression and anxiety conditions since I was 12 and time usually felt like it went by real slow for me. It still does and I'm closer to 40 than 30. Wheras my time in elementary school felt like it ended in a blink of an eye in comparison.
The key is to fill your life with stuff. Make events in your life, because if you fall into a routine and on your free days you just lounge around (like I do), it comes and goes quickly.
The worst part about getting old is all the time you spend just seeing age as nothing but a number and you think you're getting away with it, until something happens like your knees suddenly start hating you for taking stairs two at a time. Then you realize you're not special and you are actually gonna have to deal with all the same Old People Things™ as everyone else.
Oh god i get this so much.
Especially because i'm not doing so hot mentally.
Not being in a good headspace an watching time race by is not a good feeling.
I'm 33 and feel way better mentally and physically then when I was 20. Went through physical therapy and built that into strength training. Was walking for years, now I'm jogging about 5 days a week. Slowly learning how to cruise on my longboard (never been on a board of any kind). I'm still online way too much and playing way too many games. Time seems to have slowed down a bit for me. Weather it's trying more things outside my comfort zone, exercise, or eating better, something is making time feel slower than it did few years ago for me. I'm also much happier.
It's important to try new things and have new experiences throughout your life. It makes time slow down a bit more. When you settle into a routine your brain doesn't really process it the same way and time goes by faster.
I’d add that it’s important be observant and pay attention as well since it’s still easy to forget new experiences if you’re distracted staring at your phone half the time as an example.
I’d add that it’s important be observant and pay attention as well since it’s still easy to forget new experiences if you’re distracted staring at your phone half the time as an example.
It's the exact opposite. The first 20-22 years feel longer because you have more going on. Your day is school, homework, friends, after-school clubs, and sleep; your schedule is booked solid. The days are short when you turn 23-24 and get your first real job and then you're exhausted after working 9 hours and have nothing planned afterwards. It goes by quickly because often times the days are exactly the same.
Nah. I've had jobs and only the decent ones feel like they go by reasonably fast. The shitty ones feel like they never end, even at 30+. My last job was picking up trash when I was 33. I've only had that one for 4 months (same shit everyday) with an asshole of a boss and it felt like 10 years.
The faster experience with aging condition is much more complicated than just routine. Routine sounds logical on the surface and it is true to a degree, but it also happens to young people. It's just a small part of the whole picture. The way the brain changes by aging and more experience is much more complicated and includes many more factors. One them being perception working at rapid fire at a young age and neurotransmitters having to travel greater distances as we age. It's all physiological and throwing new experiences at the brain doesn't stop this.
Ah yes, the Halo 3 year
it feels like halo 3 came out in like 2013 or something, my god.
Another Gurandma moment XD
Thinking about it, man... Frieren really do be experiencing life at light speed
it's the opposite. You have too much going on in your first 20. The next 10 are the same day every day, completely lose track of time.
its the rat race, baby
This. Gura obviously doesn't listen to Nine Inch Nails. Every day is exactly the same.
2007 was like 5 years ago, man.
Im 5 years old then
I’m 30! It sucks! But my 20’s feel like they didn’t happen because _nothing_ happened! I sat around playing video games, while watching other people play video games! just like I did the decade before that! The prime of my life, pissed away on nothing!
I’ve wasted my life, but i’ve come to understand that inaction is a choice. Ultimately, if nothing is happening, it’s because you’re not _making things happen._ So, whoever sees this, I want you to think about things. Are you bored? Directionless? Comfortable? Don’t be. Go touch grass. Get into trouble. Make some mistakes. *Make memories.*
It’s never too late, but you can’t un-spend time, so spend it _wisely,_ please.
Thank you wise man on the internet, I shall take your advice to my heart. I'm halfway through my 20s and still feel a bit lost, but I'll do my best to make more stuff in the coming years!
My Wasted Time is other peoples fault.
@@mitchellalexander9162 depends
in my early twenties and feeling lost, thanks for the push man
I'm 34. My bones...
She's not wrong. 20s took what seemed like forever. Now, I'm going on 40 when I was like 32 last week. It's crazy
did you make it? goals reached?
@@ultimatevexation8782 They said they're 40, not 80.
@@imonlysleeping4491 cant you reach your goal early?
@@imonlysleeping4491 Twice the amount of time but people think of them the same. You're old and your life is over. I used to think being 50 was really old but ever since I got closer to my 30's my perspective changed. Now 50 is relatively young in that your body still works fine. It's the last decade of close to full bodily autonomy.
I hope I enjoy my 40's as I do my 20's. Not a care in the world and taking it one step at a time. Stress free living.
@@icebox1954 Glad someone's getting the stress free living. I'm just hoping this work will pay off.
If my later years are spent in the company of my lover and friends, then I welcome the years with open arms.
Absolute facts.
I haven't really experienced this yet, and I'm 33. Even just the time it's taken to get from 29 years old to now has felt like a lifetime.
What's your life like? Do you think it has to do with your lifestyle?
Aww Gura. I wanna give you a big hug. Yes, getting older is scary indeed.
I think it's really best to just not think about it, while also realizing that literally everyone in our generation is facing the same fears at the same time. Everyone's in the same boat, and I feel like to cope, our gen will just keep making fun memes about it, like that 30 yr old boomer meme a few years back. We're not going to suddenly change just because we're older. We'll still be doing the things we love. Just continue to eat healthy, live a good lifestyle, and honestly, aging well isn't out of the question.
One of the things I enjoy seeing on the internet is someone having fun and being stylish and seeing someone say "they need to act their age they're in the (insert age here)'s" as if the second you hit a certain age bracket your supposed to stop doing fun things. Last shift I spent nearly an hour talking with some dude in his 50's about video games and he actually some interesting tastes that wasn't just mass appeal games like cod or some shitty sports game.
"Acting your age" is the personality-killer. People need to continue to grow and enjoy forms of play long after their twenties, otherwise they turn into grumpy destructive boomers.
lol
reminds me of some young content creators who gave tips about hairstyle and then they started to go bald.
Me, older now: "I should've taken advantage more of Bounce Houses. Why did I think it was uncool for a teen to jump inside one..."
Screw acting your age. In my 30's and I'm just now on a skateboard/longboard for the first time. I'm not bombing hills or doing kick flips yet (never going to bomb hills) but I am getting decent at carving and cruising. Also I still do damn well in video games and will never stop playing. I'll be 80 and playing a slower paced Civ type game or using augmented reality glasses or some neuralink thing.
Honestly, my only point of reference to check how long I had lost track of time, is by deducting the current year with 2011, which was the year I started working and I could no longer tell if an event took place in 2014 or 2018 or 2022, etc. I guess it had something to do with our life as an adult being hectic with work, yet repetitive and less eventful. For the least, I can say my discovery on Vtubers has somewhat made time feel slower and in a way, memorable since there are always things to look forward to every day, week, month and year, whether it's a regular stream, a collab stream, a concert or simply just waiting for a Vtuber figure/merch I ordered to arrive.
Protip: all you gotta do to slow it down is constantly experience new things; g to new places (new games don't count), talk to new people (can't be online only), etc. Randomly jack up your life for no reason other than to see what happens. It also takes more extreme change the older you get to slow down time. Vsauce made a good video about time illusions a few years ago
In case anyone is wondering, turning 30 is like turning any other age except you've either mellowed out and don't really care or you feel closer than ever to the end of your life and have a mid life crisis
Why does it scare you, Gura? Youre over a millenia.
This is why i hope to live "forever". Time really does move so fast, the older you get. And if it moves so fast, what is another 100 years, or why not 1000?
Ever since 2020, I've had the feeling that time flies fast.
27 here, I still feel like I'm only 16
Yeah bro, same here, still dont realise that i almost 30
39. You get to find our that most everyone is sort "faking it until they make it". Every year that goes by, I ask myself "When am I going to grow up? When will I officially be an adult?"
We almost the middle of the year already so yeeeeah
I graduated from high school 17 years ago.
Not helping little shark, not helping.
Yup it's true, i'm 28 myself and when i blink my eyes for a sec i'm already 82. Time flies by real fast 😢
Do not worry about blinking and suddenly being 30. Worry about blinking twice.
She never blinked again
ominous timing of you blink and your thirty and combat music starts
0:55 1:01 I'm turning 22 this year, and I feel that... although gotta admit that I feel like I blinked and kinda missed my childhood and early teenage-hood(15-17, I did some productive things but mostly missed out on being an early prodigy with the things I want to do and use to make things easier fo me having ASD, GAD and ADHD + low self esteem and low initiative taking for myself and my fate, cause my parents inadvertently put me through experiences that I eventually unfortunately developed maladaptive coping mechanisms for which inevitably, when I was 14-21 years old, set in fully and made even my hobbies feel like chores eventually all the time with occasional but fewer and fewer breaks, as did schools and everyone else for the most part, with one or two exceptions, plus attempts, many attempts that all failed cause people were trying to do it for me without my full knowing consent in that I didn't know what I was signing up for and "felt"(knew) I didnt have a choice)... so it's a bit different for me...
One thing I have noticed, getting off the ground which used to be simple hop up is now rolling on my side and trying to find something to grab and pull myself up with. Along with grunts and groans.... Being in construction definitely accelerates this...
after th first thousan years the centuries jus fly by
hey guys, person in his late 30s here, its not so bad. Being in your 30s is pretty much like your 20s but you have more money and a lady. Just exercise and drink water and you'll be fine! If a younger person calls you old, just smile and give them the finger guns :)
I'm neither glad nor sad I seem to be an exception. My first 20 years felt like lightspeed, but ever since it's been a long, slow, mostly pleasant slog.
I've always though it's because when I'm in school the time in the class run really slow compared to outside world. When I sit bored in class I took a nap for 3 hours and in reality only 5 minutes passed, but when I play with friends I play for 5 minutes and in reality 5 hours has passed.
Well this was scary to learn LMAO
Thinking about growing up freaks me OUT I DONT WANT TO BLINK
Found the high schooler.
I'm at that point where the last 5 years have barely felt like 1 year.
everyone gotta blink eventually,
rule of nature :)
She’s almost 30???
*grabs bottle of fertility pills*
I’LL SAVE YOU SHARK WOMAN
we need BREED Right now!
Maybe she's already 30's, we chumbuds must to help her😔
I’ll help too. We must give her pups!
She's probably about as old as Ironmouse.
The first 18 years are the tutorial.
Hearing people talk about 2007 not being that long ago, but that's literally the year I was born, so it feels like forever ago 😭
get off the internet child its bad for you
"And then, one day, you find ten years have got behind you..."
No one told me this was a existential dread channel.
I think that just showcases how amazing our brain is when it perceives time. It sounds like some chuuni power.
That we are able to perceive our entire life as a "blink of an eye" because we can recall and select parts of our life to revisit in our head at any moment really.
It goes quicker because by then you're sick of it and just want it to be over
I'm 25, I'm feeling the change...
Time does not feel consistent
From my perspective time only moves fast when you are 30 if you dont allow yourself to breathe. (constant work, constant scheduled appointments, dates, arrangements. When you slow down and clear your schedule and have days where you litterally do nothing. Time slows to a crawl. People always try to escape "boredom" because they hate to experience real time passing. But then get upset when they fill every gap in their day with distractions. Causing life to move in "the blink of an eye" because your not really experiencing life in real time, you are mentally checking out and letting it fly buy. Its also part of why people cant be alone with their thoughts, they never sit in silence, EVER.
Laughing at 40.
.
I am actually crying.
ill be there soon. how is the bone joints?
im turning 30 this year. Im not bummed or anything like that. but it felt like just yesterday I was 21. Crazy how time flies.
When every day becomes repetitive, time will flow faster.
I'm turning 32 this year and my 30's so far have been the best few years of my life, it sounds sad but I can ensure everyone that I'm loving life right now.
It's only that way if you become complacent.
Yes, work sleep, work, sleep, it all goes pretty fast
Truest truth. It is scary how fast the time goes after 25
Im 27. So in 07 I was 11 years old and damn I was so hyped for Billy and Mandy , Ben 10 , paper mario on game cube.
32 now, and it does feel like 12 ywas ago when I first go to yo university doesn't feel that it happened that long ago. Tbh it feels like yesterday since I remember most the stuff that happened back then fresh from memory. Time move so fast nowdays
On the flipside, I do appreciate every moment of my 30s a lot more than any moment of my 20s. So there is that.
No point in buying long-life milk, eh?
Time is relative. The older you get, the shorter time is.
i have that same fear and it doesnt help that i was born in 2000 so now every time a new year starts im reminded of my age
Yeah my chiildhood from Kindergarten to University seems long but it all feels fast too, and in that time i turn 20 years old in 2019 and a days later my Father passed away its feel short, i just wish and hope i can get stronger right now and in the future for me and my loved ones
Thats why I haven't blinked since hitting 20
Hmmm I think of it more like dam I'm only 30 and I'm this tired. I got 60 years to go. That's pretty long ways.
Lol you think you'll live to 90? The statistic median is 75 in America and that's if you're middle class or above.
Statistically, you're halfway to death.
Diet and exercise, man. It's cliche, but for a reason. I've felt worse in my mid twenties than I do in my mid thirties
@Viraus2 oh 1000% college made me gain alot of weight. From 25 to now im in best shape of my life. Just saying my work is kinda physically taxing and I live nice and slow. I frame it like a farmer no stress bit alot of time to think
Dudes be like “I got 60 years to go” no you don’t bruh the fog is coming 😂😂😂
@@QuarkGamingLLC he probably got nice lifestyle i suppose
The problem is once you're 30 all you can do is blink and try desperately to reaccount for the past.
the key is the 9 to 5
makes everything a blur and people into creatures of habit
Relatable
It's true af, i'm 35 and I remember being 25 like it was last year. Didn't feel that way getting to my 20s. Skyrim still feels like a new game to me.
getting older kicks ass because I get to experience old stuff that I missed for cheap or free
@@Vanity0666 Like a yearly prostate and cancer checkup? Must be nice...
40 is coming and i dont know what to think yet
Just dont blink
I'm on my second year of medicine residency. Started med school in 2016. By the time I graduate and I'm able to independently practice as a doctor, I will have given nearly a decade of my life to this career (more if you count those premed years). It's been rough, took a tumble or two along the way, but I keep on truckin.
Once you hit 30 it goes fast
I'm 20 atm and what scares me is not the fact that I'll be 30 someday but the fact that time will go so much faster. Faster than now. Like my life went so much slower from age 13 to 16 compared to age 17 to age 20 where I am now. And time will go even faster in the future...
And, get this, everyone in their 50's and 60's will tell you that being in your 30's is really when life starts for you. Which is kinda true. When you're in your teens, you're just an idiot trying to make it through school. When you're in your 20's, you're worrying about shit you really don't need to worry about because the world doesn't really expect THAT much from you. When you're in your 30's, you kinda just shrug and take life as it comes because you know better than to try and get caught up in all the bullshit. Honestly, I can't wait until my 50's or 60's when I'll actually be "old".
Im 37. 5 years feel like one year now.
Personally, the period between 30 and 37 were the BEST years of my life.
I'm about to hit 40, and life is slowing down.
The best way to counteract this is to realise time is playing tricks on you.
Think back to time periods in your life; single out a decade, or five years. Some of them feel like yesterday, others a million years ago. And its entirely arbitrary.
Don't let it ruin your life.
30 and I am juat starting life
my teens were a nightmare to me. It was a time when as a really small guy (i was thin af) I got bullied by boys and girls alike both in highschool and Uni. Then past that were my 20's where I only focused on my job forgoing friendly relationships where all i know is that the more jobs i took, the more i get paid so that's gone by in a flash. now i'm in my 30's currently 36 and finally reaching the end of life. I plan to die by 40 since i technically don't have much to do in the world. I have a fully paid house i can get my siblings to inherit, and i never had a chance in dating with how unattractive i am anyways so no people to really leave behind.
The only regret i have is that i can't leave my mother with a grandchild... I'll have to hope my more attractive siblings can do that in my place.
People have too many preconconceptions and dwell on unnecessary fears, then suffer as a result. You should value being alive at any given time and treat it as the greatest gift. Being older doesn't strip life of nearly as much as people tend to imagine. You can't change getting older, but you can change your perspective on it into being less ageist towards yourself.
Not in a blink, but holy moly do they fly by. Do now, don't put off things for later
I ain't ready for unc status 😭😭
Im on my 20s and im a carpenter, i love it, i love every single minute of it, and its just painful that i often loose the sense of time whenever im working, i love what i do and i dont want it to end quick.
I blinked and then I was 33.... What the heck! Doctor, come back here and fix the timeline!
It’s because you do so much more when younger. Like in terms of learning and meeting new people and trying new things. You haven’t gained much experience so it feels like everything you are doing is some form of progress.
As someone who's aged past 30, I can guarantee you, you probably wont feel any different after you do. All the insecurities you had before 30 are still there, and all the fears you had about after being 30 will still be there. You just have to live life to the fullest, no matter what the age.
It just gets harder as we grow older because we just have more and more responsibilities as we age, whether it be career, family, health, etc, which also means we have less time for ourselves. But that also means you should cherish the time you do have.
Depends on how well your life has been and is going.
I didn't start blinking until I was 28 or so, then it was always "wait- it's Christmas already?! My baby niece can drive?! I'm almost 40?! When the hell did that happen? What? It's Christmas already AGAIN?"
no shit, gratest fear
The science is that our brain gets slower and so our perception of time is also slower, so time feels like its going faster.
I enlsited in the army right out of highschool in around 2018, boom 4 years gone
Then around 2021 right out of the army I went into Nursing school and became a nurse. Boom there goes another 2 years.
I am now 24 and panicking about turning 30 because it didn't hit me until now that 6 years just past by in a blink of an eye 😭
upvote for putting the punchline in the fking title
BASED AF
thank you
Because you will replace your ability to live in the moment to unlock fully developed brain and thinking capacity
i've been like that since 19, working I think more that my dad did lol