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Fanky Malloons posted:I feel like I owe you guys for dropping the sandwich story and then leaving so here u go: you did but this makes it better. bread with seeds, good choice.
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loquacius posted:I'm (actually) 29 this year and it freaks me out a little bit because my mom was 29 when my sister was born I just hit 34, 2 years older than what my mom was when she had me, but a little under 10 years younger than my dad when I was born. That sick fukkin crib robber, heh. I feel like I'm hella incapable of the whole marriage/kids thing, probably more incapable than I was in my 20s. Even though I'm pretty serious about wanting a family eventually. I've been told that these feelings are common and furthermore correct, no one is ready to handle a kid except people who have already been through it. Anyway I get where youre coming from. I'm not even close to an adult by any reasonable definition. I can halfway take care of myself bachelor style and thats about the extent of my capabilities, honestly. So grats, at minus 5 years you are already ahead of me because you put a ring on it.
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Arkanomen posted:I turn 29 this month and that's making this the scariest Halloween ever because I only have another year until I am officially an old man and I don't like it! Too Spooky! 30 was perhaps the worst thing that ever hit my psyche. But once you're past the nadir, everything's an improvement!
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Piso Mojado posted:I like being in my 30s. it's no different than my 20s, except now I have disposable income and can name a few wines. You, 30, desiccated with age: hmm, i suppose i could name a few whines... the whines of my heirs as they ask for money, that is, ho ho ho *drops monocle into bowl of sad looking soup* Me, 29, bounding with youthful energy: yeah i know a few cats who make wine, it's pretty good but they haven't gotten too commercial with it, it's cool |
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loquacius posted:I'm (actually) 29 this year and it freaks me out a little bit because my mom was 29 when my sister was born My mum had 3 kids by the time she was 27 and I'm 29 and can barely even take care of my cats or myself what the heck
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sig brought to you by the amazing & beautiful vanisher, feat. Helle Woods, artisinally designed by Death Sext !!!
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alnilam posted:You, 30, desiccated with age: hmm, i suppose i could name a few whines... the whines of my heirs as they ask for money, that is, ho ho ho *drops monocle into bowl of sad looking soup* |
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i do not like being 19 because i'm old enough to have adult responsibilities but young enough to not know what i'm doing
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i'm okay with being in my 30s even though my doctor keeps treating me like a geriatric incubator.
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symbolic posted:i do not like being 19 because i'm old enough to have adult responsibilities but young enough to not know what i'm doing it gets better in a few years because you come to realize that literally nobody else knows what they're doing either, and we're all just doing our best to not gently caress up and let other people know that.
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hamjobs posted:it gets better in a few years because you come to realize that literally nobody else knows what they're doing either, and we're all just doing our best to not gently caress up and let other people know that. this isn't a very comforting thought but oh well
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loquacius posted:I'm (actually) 29 this year and it freaks me out a little bit because my mom was 29 when my sister was born Everyone feels like that. You'll still feel like that when you're 50. Millions of adults out there just winging it and hoping no one realizes that they don't know what they are doing. |
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alnilam posted:You, 30, desiccated with age: hmm, i suppose i could name a few whines... the whines of my heirs as they ask for money, that is, ho ho ho *drops monocle into bowl of sad looking soup* this is pretty spot on actually |
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symbolic posted:i do not like being 19 because i'm old enough to have adult responsibilities but young enough to not know what i'm doing Bad news: you'll never know what you're doing.
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Matoi Ryuko posted:Bad news: you'll never know what you're doing. The worst realization I've ever had was that my parents had no idea what they were doing either while I was growing up |
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Matoi Ryuko posted:Bad news: you'll never know what you're doing. |
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Renegret posted:The worst realization I've ever had was that my parents had no idea what they were doing either while I was growing up 
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if you were still Facebook Aunt, this would have been a pro-tier name/post comboMatoi Ryuko posted:Bad news: you'll never know what you're doing.
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Matoi Ryuko posted:Bad news: you'll never know what you're doing. Robot Made of Meat fucked around with this message at 16:06 on Oct 5, 2016
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symbolic posted:if you were still Facebook Aunt, this would have been a pro-tier name/post combo If you want to be comforted I'd suggest maybe calling your mother or grandmother.
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This is my face as I read all this comforting advice about getting older. Like, a few weeks ago I walked into a bank and asked about mortgages like a dumb old man, except this is spooky month and it turns out that I'm the dumb old man and I've twilight zoned myself, but then a friend asked me to help redo his front lawn into a nice rock-based desert-scape and I got to rent a tiller and I thought about my dad and that was kinda relaxing. Thanks chat thread. |
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hey guys yesterday I hit my funny bone and it was smarting all day but today I woke up and it doesn't hurt and now I'm playing rocket league to celebrate. hope you all have a blessed day like me. thanks.
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Arkanomen posted:This is my face as I read all this comforting advice about getting older. Like, a few weeks ago I walked into a bank and asked about mortgages like a dumb old man, except this is spooky month and it turns out that I'm the dumb old man and I've twilight zoned myself, but then a friend asked me to help redo his front lawn into a nice rock-based desert-scape and I got to rent a tiller and I thought about my dad and that was kinda relaxing. jealousssssssss |
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I don't get carded for booze anymore it makes me sad
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Renegret posted:I don't get carded for booze anymore Is it because you look old or because every cashier at the liquor store knows you in a first name basis? Both are sad but only one is true for me! |
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I'm hoping that buying a house and finally having to worry about poo poo like mortgage interest and escrow and plumbing and shrubberies and snowplowing and sprinklers and patio furniture etc will help me feel more adult. As it is right now all my furniture that isn't from Ikea or Target is inherited. |
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I Was The Fury posted:Is it because you look old or because every cashier at the liquor store knows you in a first name basis? Both are sad but only one is true for me! Back in the days when I was young and my wife was my girlfriend and under 21, the cashiers at the liquor store knew me so well that they didn't card her either |
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Renegret posted:I don't get carded for booze anymore I did get carded yesterday, and it was great. Also, recently, a girl in my karate class told me she thought I was the same age as her and straight up refused to believe that I'm actually 10 years older than she is. Thanks, genetics!
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not once but twice I have been accused of having a fake id and kicked out of the store/bar >:^(
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