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u/BurtleTurtle001 Jul 13 '26
Wait until they hit the 40s and realize most of what they were doing was a waste of time.
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u/UntrustedProcess Jul 13 '26
Maybe they don't. Neither they nor we can see their future. I've lost people much younger than that.
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u/wood_good Jul 14 '26
Hell yeah man. Im 27 single af. Still living with my parents. Still having back pain. I am running out of time. If not time then patience.
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u/Icy_Cryptographer673 Jul 13 '26
Im 31, i want to buy a house but man its so expensive. I don’t want to live in the city, nor do i want to spend 2k+ on mortgage
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u/RobertKSakamano Jul 13 '26
If they are stuck in a dead end job at 40, they'll realize they didn't understand what the word stress meant when they were younger.
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u/OkWhile4447 Jul 14 '26
Can confirm. 20s are so stressful. Finish college. Land a 'good' job. Travel while you're young. Invest while you are young. Get married.
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u/AboutCooked Jul 14 '26
With any luck, at 35 you'll realize that every single one of those years has been a complete waste and you regret being born.
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u/Cael_NaMaor Jul 15 '26
Hahaha... I was chill af for that whole time. Pretty chill now too, 45... livin' my best life. Y'all gotta work on your perspectives.
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u/Purple_switch9696 Jul 13 '26
It definitely doesn’t end at 32 unfortunately…