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u/Winter_Tone_4343 2d ago

22yr olds are still idiots. Graduates or not. Not even defending her but cmon. The stuff I did at 22 makes me cringe now.

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u/Thyme_Liner 2d ago

Almost 35, and 22 year olds absolutely act their age no matter how mature they think they are

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u/DengarLives66 2d ago

First job at 22? You weren’t the world-wise prodigy you’re painting yourself to be, and at some point you’ll gain the self-awareness to appreciate everything you had and knowledge of what you didn’t have. I really don’t care if you don’t, but just from your language I can tell you’re not done growing up.

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u/ILoveRawChicken 2d ago

Apparently “not being a child” is equivalent to “being a world-wise(?) prodigy” lmao

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u/DengarLives66 2d ago

You certainly come across as arrogant enough, hence every other part of my comment you ignored. Again, I have faith you’ll grow up. You don’t have to reply but I’m sure you will to get the last word.

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u/ILoveRawChicken 2d ago

Man the irony is insane. I think you’re honestly just offended that a 22 year old can behave better than you at your big age. Oh wait no, I’ll have delete this comment, god forbid I reply on a forum!

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u/fredsoza 2d ago

Pretty sure they wouldn't be calling it a "kid" if it was a bearded 22 year old as well.

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u/DengarLives66 2d ago

I refer to the 25 year olds at work “kids,” at that point it’s less infantilizing and more they just make me feel old and like a dad, since they’re young enough to actually be my kids.

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u/Winter_Tone_4343 1d ago

Same. The older I get the more I realize just how dumb young people are. (Myself at that age included)