Not much of a difference, though I would say my 20s were a tad worse because I felt more suicidal and depressed. I've never been hated so much compared to my teen years, and that led to very low self-esteem and feeling worthless. On the other hand, I felt a bit more confident during my teen years and had the courage to go out of my comfort zone several times. I even got more compliments too.
(People over 25 perferably) What was better, your teens or your 20's?
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mikebird
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I was best when I was 4
I learned everything. I knew everything. My parents were stupid. I told them what to do. They did it. My parents hated themselves when I was born, because they didn't like being 50. They went on & on again about how being old is bad and makes you grumpy. I learned to be that way.
I think I liked being 25. But I knew everything would go downhill. I was right.
As with the thread, getting old is not about the physical body. Mine is much better now than when I was little, and getting better in speed and determination. I told myself right then that all I had left was my same creative mind, and an improving body, and it was clear I wouldn't earn a good living again. I did get some patchy roles, which I was very proud of to achieve, and didn't expect
If age 21 to 25 doesn't get you to be an entrepreneur, president, King, CEO, soldier, Judge, Doctor, Lawyer, Fireman, sports champion, inventor, or author, then life is over. With a social status of a reject, there is nothing ahead. Life dwindles. I am so glad that my childhood of medical horrors seems to be over already.
When I was age 4, I knew everything that I know now, and I remember every minute of everything that happened since then. Only in my '20s did I realise that the social world was against me; a personal war √
I learned everything. I knew everything. My parents were stupid. I told them what to do. They did it. My parents hated themselves when I was born, because they didn't like being 50. They went on & on again about how being old is bad and makes you grumpy. I learned to be that way.
I think I liked being 25. But I knew everything would go downhill. I was right.
As with the thread, getting old is not about the physical body. Mine is much better now than when I was little, and getting better in speed and determination. I told myself right then that all I had left was my same creative mind, and an improving body, and it was clear I wouldn't earn a good living again. I did get some patchy roles, which I was very proud of to achieve, and didn't expect
If age 21 to 25 doesn't get you to be an entrepreneur, president, King, CEO, soldier, Judge, Doctor, Lawyer, Fireman, sports champion, inventor, or author, then life is over. With a social status of a reject, there is nothing ahead. Life dwindles. I am so glad that my childhood of medical horrors seems to be over already.
When I was age 4, I knew everything that I know now, and I remember every minute of everything that happened since then. Only in my '20s did I realise that the social world was against me; a personal war √
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FruthhaFwap
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How to lose weight ?
Women, girls, really need your advice
I used all methods of weight loss
who can help deal with this situation
And then completely give up, full of pessimism. I'm still young I'm 21
My height is 1 meter 63 cm and all ometski reached 75 kilograms ...
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Women, girls, really need your advice
I used all methods of weight loss
who can help deal with this situation
And then completely give up, full of pessimism. I'm still young I'm 21
My height is 1 meter 63 cm and all ometski reached 75 kilograms ...
...
LazyHermitCrab
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My teens were terrible and my 20s gives me some hope x.o i hope...
1BlackSheep
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My late teens were probably the best time of my life. No obligations, was in good shape, had a lot of fun!
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MikeyC
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Sounds like those times worked for you but for me they were some bad times!
mikebird
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Do you ever think of any work which is exactly the same as school
By the standards we all lived by - learning, practicing, improving, making mistakes, correcting them. Doing as told by teacher / boss, all for our good?
Putting aside earning an income, for now,
Should the way we do things be profoundly different between school & work?
By the standards we all lived by - learning, practicing, improving, making mistakes, correcting them. Doing as told by teacher / boss, all for our good?
Putting aside earning an income, for now,
Should the way we do things be profoundly different between school & work?
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awkwardamanda
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I'm 27 and I'm still just a kid living with my mom and dad. I don't think I'll feel grown up until I have a full time job and move out. One of these days...
In response to the question, 20s have been better in comparison. Not exactly great. Just somewhat better.
MikeyC
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I'm 26 and this pretty much describes me. We must break free from the shackles, Amanda! :thumbup:
awkwardamanda
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I'm trying. Slowly...
MikeyC
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Slowly is still good. Good luck to you.
very_shy
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Voted for the 20s...
I am 29. I realized I have SP issues, when I was 17. This was my worst time. The highschool. I had no life: school and studying for at least 5 hours almost every day... Even at the university I did not study that much. When I was 21, I went for a walk alone for the first time in my life.
I now have a job in which I must deal with people. I improved some social skills, but still feel I am light years behind... I like job better than school.
I am 29. I realized I have SP issues, when I was 17. This was my worst time. The highschool. I had no life: school and studying for at least 5 hours almost every day... Even at the university I did not study that much. When I was 21, I went for a walk alone for the first time in my life.
I now have a job in which I must deal with people. I improved some social skills, but still feel I am light years behind... I like job better than school.
