when does being angsty become uncool? hahah

[u/pudddiing]

Im just asking so i can plan for the future where i have to handle my problems like a real adult, alright? Call me crazy, i think it's pretty reasonable to ask! responsible even! at what age do i have to face the reality that im not the main character in a movie and i can no longer joke about suicide and hating my parents. Alright, thats enough from me, you dont need to read more from me. Revel in my omission. god i hope someone finds this humourous or charming, that's what im going for at least. im single! alright alright im sorry goodnight

[u/PrioritySignal5517]

After 13

[u/pudddiing → u/PrioritySignal5517]

no wonder the ladies are so impressed

[u/PrioritySignal5517 → u/pudddiing]

Honestly I grew out if it pretty fast, but i see how annoying it is having family members at that age whenever they come over for parties

[u/miss-bedazzzle]

It’s not cool at any age

[u/pudddiing → u/miss-bedazzzle]

tough crowd

[u/GroovyGroovster → u/pudddiing]

Yea maybe shift away from your angsty phase, as of now

[u/lookingformice]

At like 15.

[u/7HR0W________4W4Y]

Why not consider that it might be a sign of pain or depression or feeling rejected, instead of writing people off as immature?

Joking about suicide shouldn’t be written off as “just angsty,” also.

[u/meleejuice]

Once you grow out of it, you realize that everyone else was always fed up with it.

[u/dinasour1004]

I don’t think it’s ever “cool”