I used to think Dostoevsky's deranged side character monologues were unrealistic, but then I started using this website and I get it now. I've seen people lose an argument with themselves mid-sentence, or fall into despair after being set upon suddenly by their own ghosts.
what do you MEAN it’s been 3 years
lmao i love that we’ve still got like 2.5 days til the 5th and supernatural is already trending. our lost brothers and sisters are returning home to where they belong (spnblr)
have you ever stayed up late with someone texting or chatting and known as the hours ticked by that you’d be ridiculously tired in the morning but it didnt matter because it was really fun and totally worth losing sleep over just to laugh with someone and enjoy their company maybe and then the next day you keep tiredly recalling how much fun it was
The most soul crushing thing is being in your mid to late 20's and comparing yourself with your peers. One of them is married, one has an amazing job, one just bought a house, one is pregnant, one is very successful. And you look at yourself and you have none of these accomplishments, you still feel like a kid inside, you're the same age but really you feel so much younger, so behind. You're living in different worlds, different lives, so far apart. And you observe them and all you want is to be like them, all grown, all independant and functional. And then the fear creeps in: What if I will never get there? What if my mental issues are always gonna keep me in the same place? And that feeling, that huge fear and doubt and incapability, I wonder if that's what they meant when they talk about a "quarter life crisis". You're gonna get there, in your own time. This is a normal experience millions of people our age have and have always had. It will be ok.
what do y’all think happens once you hit age 25. your Doing Things card gets revoked?
seeing 24 year olds talk about not wanting to turn 27 and it being fucking ancient…. it is three years, cousin. you will get there. it’s not that serious
When I was in my 20's, my cohort was kind of bad about older people and the idea of getting older. Now that I'm in my late 30's, I'm seeing so much more ageism and even gerascophobia running rampant in Gen Z, it's fucking INSANE.
Like, one day—even though you may not look like you're in your 30's because your generation has started the trend of getting Botox in your late teens/early 20's—you WILL be in your 30's and I hope you look back on how you told older people they shouldn't do fun things just because of their age and feel at least a little bit apologetic.