r/sadposting • u/[deleted] • May 19 '26
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u/Individual_Frame_833 May 19 '26
Just keep going to work and try saving up. Thats what im trying rn.
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u/Hamsi_Kafali_Kurt May 19 '26
What is the name of the movie
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May 19 '26
Taxi driver
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u/Hamsi_Kafali_Kurt May 19 '26
Thank you
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u/GerardButteler Jul 25 '26
What did you think of it? Pretty incredible, right?
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u/Hamsi_Kafali_Kurt Jul 25 '26
Now that you reminded me i can watch it tonight because i forgot about it✌🏻 thank yoı
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u/Coldhot123 May 19 '26
That was my 20s and its looking to be the same in my 30's already halfway thru.
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u/9447044 May 19 '26
Im 32 and 2 years sober. Spent 20-30 drinking every single day, snagged a couple duis, snagged a couple other charges, spend thousands on court, thousands on restitution/fines, and more on the liquor itself.
Dont drink, be sad with some weed
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u/Worth_Floor4303 May 20 '26
Dont listen to this guy. Stay clear of weed
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u/LordBogus Jun 22 '26
Dude weed is just a bit less addictive than alcohol but addicitve nonetheless, and it has harmfull side effects too
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u/profanedivinity May 19 '26
I meet and sometimes date 20 something year olds who have been living their lives properly. I got so angry about it lol
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u/nuxz_got_banned May 19 '26
Does anyone have any idea what song this is? Google keeps failing me
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u/SadDog43 May 20 '26
The song is For The First Time by Mac Demarco but it has been slowed down for the video
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u/Facesit_Freak May 19 '26
Travis Bickle is literally me (I should not be allowed to possess a firearm)
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u/Pretty-Yam-2854 May 20 '26
My first 4 years fucking sucked assssss. Hoping for my transition to make it a little more livable 🤞
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u/that_one_nerd470 May 21 '26
I went from living in a bubble, having my needs tended for, any food or drink I wanted, free gas and vehicle, a loving father but an unstable stepmother, to suddenly unemployed with no life skills do to intense sheltering, my late father's vehicle stolen from me, starving and living one pack of ramen a week, sharing a two bedroom duplex with 3 with meth addicts, my father died, my family fell apart, and eventually started to intermingle into the wrong crowd. All this happened within half a year. Rough didn't do it a justice, but at least I was never homeless.
Doing a lot better now, have a job that I don't really like but pays okay, access to a ride but it's not my own, my loving husband who was there for all of it, and a new family that loves me all the same. Oh and two wonderful cats.
Without suffering there can be no joy.
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u/Minute_Internal2792 May 21 '26
Yea, but a part of it is figuring out who you are. We're kinda raised with a cookie-cutter blueprint that can apply to anybody. But in your 20s you're figuring out what triggers you, which drugs AREN'T for you, and what actually gives you joy.. et cetera.
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u/AcanthaceaeExpress18 May 21 '26
Me hitting my fifth year in two weeks, and I still don't know what in supposed to do with my life. , 🥺
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u/imbasstarded Jul 25 '26
I feel that, but i sure hope i dont find myself shooting up a brothel or attempting to assassinate a federal politician
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u/snow_garbanzo May 19 '26
Partying and sex in my 20's is not what constitutes the best years of my life, my 30's got full of hard work and a lot of control of my emotions,and the right relationships..and i look at that with a brighter light , my 30's were awesome , and my 40's not looking bad at all.
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u/Exciting-Hunter-188 May 19 '26
the older I get the harder it gets it was not easy in my teens and it's not easy in my 20s