I hate this life

[Unleash-Dragon]

i disagree with you i think teenagehood is the worst part of Life, when i was a teenager i was more depressed than now because i wasn't mature enough, now i feel stronger, i feel that people respect more because of my age. when i was a teenager i wouldn't even get out of my House for a whole month because i was afraid to face people, but now i go out all the time,

 

[Kiwong]

I both love and hate life sometimes more than once before lunchtime.

And I'm over fifty now, and living some of my best years.

 

[Richey]

between 20 and 30 are the best times, for those around 20, you have alot of time, make the most of the next 5 years, enjoy it, practice your plans and wants. it's when you get to 30+ that you tend to feel genuine concern, depending on your progress. reason i say that is because that is when things like career status, relationships, hobbies become more of a talking point and a judgement from others. Also its when you start thinking about diseases and crap like that associated with age. you're officially old at 30+ apparently.

 

[Kiwong]

I think I view youthfulness as the ultimate access point to socialization, and I seem to notice the opposite in older individuals. When you're young, you're full of energy, desire, and passion, things that push you into the maelstrom of people. Old age just seems lonely.

I'm old, but full of energy, desire and passion. I have independence and money to enjoy my passions, something I didn't have in teens and twenties.

 

[Diend]

I'm 20 and I pity the carefree life of teenagers.

 

[mikebird]

The people I've known: older, and younger

The worst moaner is my Dad in his eighties
going over & over that he is old

Big events for cousins that turned 40
like a wedding for a celebration

Everyone moans about being 30, and 50

My universal life motto is "stop moaning" - not the bright side of
'cheer up. You'll be fine!'
More the Jason Statham approach of hockey stick crippling of by crowbar in Blitz
to shut up the fragile and make them do something about it

Spending so many months in hospital and jail as a youngster has let me develop my inner soul stamina. I'm ready for anything. The first acceptance of 'sharpscratch' at age 7 and having big canulas in each limb regularly in Leukaemia wards provides a different kind of tolrelance

The weak are those who decide to retire - all my family. I'll be motivated to be better when I get past age 100
I don't feel miserable about being 40 in a few years

Having no friends since age 25 makes me a very determined action man
I haven't made myself a single parent. Those are the moaners.
I've never lost confidence, although it is negatively-biased toward the fragile

I want to rescue anyone who retains their inner strength erfect:
Still waiting for a fist fight

Writing this, I'm suffering deep chest pain from the night, in & out of bed, hoping to recover soon

Body health don't matter. It's all in the mind √