30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn’t See Coming

Adulting is hard and we sometimes (read: very often) wish we were cats. We wouldn’t have to worry about paying rent, breaking our backs at work, making dinner every night, the horrors of inflation, and the looming financial Apocalypse. Even if cathood is off the table, we’d love to be kids again and enjoy life without worrying about every tiny little thing. Unfortunately, you can’t turn back the clock to a simpler time in our lives.

Being responsible for yourself and for others can be overwhelming. And redditors opened up about the things they dislike the most about adult life in a very candid thread on r/AskReddit, started up by u/RowBowBooty.

From major financial pressures and never having enough time for leisure to something as simple as figuring out what to eat for every gosh-darned meal for the rest of your life, adults have it hard. Scroll down for the biggest adulthood challenges, as shared by these redditors. Once you’re done upvoting the posts that you agree with the most, drop by the comment section and tell us about what you absolutely loathe about being a grown-up, dear Pandas.

Bored Panda reached out to the author of the thread, redditor u/RowBowBooty, to get their perspective about adulthood and its challenges. He was kind enough to answer all of our questions. "It’s not always a bad thing to be an adult and responsible, but it’s just not what I imagined as a kid and wanted to know how others feel about adulthood. I wanted to commiserate with those who were somewhat frustrated with adulthood like I was." You'll find our full candid interview with the author of the thread below.

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Figuring out what to make/eat for dinner every day of your life

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N G 2 years ago

Cheesey beans on toast.

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Redditor u/RowBowBooty was very honest about the inspiration behind the question on r/AskReddit. "I asked the question because the older I get, the more I realize that adulthood is not what I imagined it would be. Sure, as an adult you have to work hard, but as a kid, I was always a hard worker. What I wasn’t prepared for was the heavy weight of responsibility for yourself and your family," he told Bored Panda.

"I’m only 24, but I’m married and we are planning a family. My wife has been having medical issues and can’t work. Now I’m responsible for my family’s well-being. I have to worry about getting good health insurance, paying bills and putting food on the table, even little things like doing our taxes right add to the pressure," the redditor explained that all of this responsibility can sometimes feel utterly overwhelming. And that was what prompted him to turn to Reddit to get other people's perspectives.

30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Having the knowledge, but not the time, energy or enthusiasm to learn all the cool stuff you always wanted to know how to do as a kid.

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Braineating Spleen 2 years ago

Or have the money

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Chores… they take up so much time if you don’t want to live like your in a pig pen.

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Ever Roux 2 years ago

The worst part - you are never ever done.

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"As a kid, I had to work hard but at the end of the day getting food and housing and taking care of us weren’t my responsibility," the redditor explained that hard work as a kid and an adult are two vastly different things. However, the author of the thread doesn't believe that he'd give up adulthood to be a kid again.

"Even though adulthood is tough, I don’t think, given the choice, that I would ever choose to go back to being a kid again. The people I have met and now love and the sometimes painful lessons I have learned are not things I would ever want to give up," he said that he wouldn't want to let go of all the important connections and experiences.

30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Knowing the fact that one day, you won't have your parents to help you anymore, you could easily wind up broke and homeless and you're nearing closer and closer to your own death.

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Space Whale 2 years ago

God that's dark

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming I think the toughest part is realising that Life can be absolutely f*cking brutal for no reason and out of nowhere. I think many of us were raised to believe that if we did things a certain way or achieved certain things that we’d have a level of protection against the worst life can throw. Like, working hard or getting a decent job or finding a good partner. And the next thing you know, boom, you’re in an accident and bed ridden for months. Or boom, someone you love gets a terrible addiction. Or boom, miscarriage. Boom, fire. And the older I get the more I see it happen to others too - no one is exempt. I was lucky my first “boom” happened fairly early so I’m a little more resilient now (though f*cking tired). My sister had her first big “boom” in her late 30s and it almost destroyed her. I think she thought she had life figured, and suddenly her world got flip turned upside down. It’s brutal and no one escapes, I don’t think. Maybe solitary Buddhist monks.

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Vorknkx 2 years ago

Imagine graduating from college in 2008... right as the recession was getting into full swing.

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Dealing with other emotionally incompetent adults just pisses me off.. like seriously my kids are more mature than some of my colleagues..

abbbe91 , Priscilla Du Preez Report

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TonyTee 2 years ago (edited)

I'm 25 and I know people who are younger than me and more mature than I am. Then I know people who are older than me and I'm more mature than they are. I'm glad to be in the middle of that one 😅

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"Sometimes, I wish I could say things to my past self, teach him things I wish I had known and tell him to do things I wish I had done, but I wouldn’t go back. Even though adulthood is tough sometimes, and responsibility and worry increase, it comes with a deeper understanding of life and, ideally, greater satisfaction. Sacrificing certain things is hard, but I think it also gives life more meaning."

Some of the biggest problems that come with being a grown-up include a lack of energy and time to pursue the things that make life worth living. No matter if you’re sitting in front of a computer screen in your tiny cubicle/open-plan office or lifting crates at a warehouse all day, you might come back home 50 different shades of exhausted.

According to financial expert and author Sam Dogen, the founder of Financial Samurai, it’s important to work smart, not just hard. He explained to Bored Panda during a previous interview that the people who tend to brag about working overtime tend to want validation.

“Working long after your colleagues are gone means nobody will see your hard work. Hence, you need to tell people about it because the results often take time to manifest. The irony is, if you have great results, there’s no need to tell anybody how hard you work,” Sam said.

30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Like…the kitchen is just always dirty. I clean and clean and I look up and the sink is full of dishes again. It never ends.

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Kris 2 years ago

It helps to live alone and only use one plate ;)

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Money. Money sucks and I hate having to worry about it all the time.

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Elsie Ethel 2 years ago

no money doesnt suck, not having money sucks

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Feeling pressured to have sex.

I’m a virgin, not because of any religious/moral beliefs but because I simply haven’t found the time and the right person to do it with. I don’t want to do something so intimate with someone if I can’t trust them and/or connect with them. Society’s way of talking about sex and including sex in media so often makes me (21 F) feel unnecessarily ashamed for not having done it yet. I have been shamed at by men for saying “No” to their offers, and their “small” gestures to lure me in don’t help either.

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pusheen buttercup 2 years ago

Don't feel ashamed :) an experience having sex when you don't want to or just to get it out of the way isn't the same as one you're happier with. Unhappy sex is not worth having and good sex is worth waiting for.

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“In your 20s and 30s, you need to work BOTH smarter AND harder, especially if you are of average intelligence. The world is a brutally competitive place with some of the smartest people also working the hardest. So working long hours while you’re still young and learning is a matter of practicality,” the financial expert said that the world is a very tough, very competitive place.

“You can’t expect to go straight to the corner office without putting in your dues. At the same time, you can’t expect to outperform your peers simply through hard work. You have to be strategic by building a strong network of relationships internally and externally (clients) who will pull to get you promoted and help you get paid at your next job.”

Meanwhile, when it comes to fighting burnout, Sam suggested taking sick days and mentally recharging. “Don’t just think being ill is just a physical thing. There are plenty of mental illnesses. They are just not as visible. There is no better time than right now to take sick days due to the pandemic and the greater awareness of mental health issues. There is simply no shame in healing the mind!”

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming It's not adulthood that sucks. It's that "the future" as promised never came. Growing up in the '80s and '90s, we were told that we'd have flying cars and no one would work who didn't want to. Instead, we got economic stagnation and social backsliding, thanks to one of the literal worst generations of leadership in recorded history, if not the worst.

We were promised the Moon, literally. We were told we'd be able to go there someday. What we actually got was the free fall of an empire and third-world working conditions due to botched globalization.

The West's "winning" the Cold War was actually a disaster for both sides. It led to poverty all over Eastern Europe, which in turn led to the extreme militarism of Russia's ruling class today... but, at the same time, the "death of communism" meant that capitalism no longer needed to prove itself a morally acceptable system, which led to removal (starting in the 1980s and '90s, and accelerating after 9/11) of all the restraints that prevented it from becoming its worst possible self.

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Fred Strauss 2 years ago

In the words of Animal House: "You f****d up. You trusted us".

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming After awhile it all starts to blend together like the movie Groundhog's day.

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Vorknkx 2 years ago

Time seems to go faster and faster...

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming I hate having to work. I’m not against the concept, I fully understand why you have to seek gainful employment. I just hate it.

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Vorknkx 2 years ago

Work wouldn't be so bad, if it didn't involve getting up early... or being 5 days a week (it used to be 6 days in the past, but the work week was reduced thanks to those "evil" liberals that get blamed for everything nowadays).

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Fitness expert and entrepreneur Jack Bly stressed to Bored Panda that it’s vital to prioritize our health and wellbeing. “To increase our work output, the #1 place I look at is health. Better health leads to more energy, more focus, and more productivity. To improve our health and ultimately our output, we need to make sure we’re doing things like sleeping 7-8 hours consistently, [having] good nutrition, [and maintaining] consistent exercise,” he told us earlier.

Eating well, getting enough sleep and movement, and taking care of the basics of what our bodies need make a “night and day difference in our output.” Jack said: “Prioritizing things like workouts actually gives us more energy rather than take energy.”

In the fitness expert’s opinion, the most important thing isn’t the number of hours that people work but the results that they get. In his view, people should focus on working smart.

“What truly matters is true output/results you can get. Person A: works 8 hours to get X work done; Person B: works 3 hours to get the same X work done. Which person would you rather be?”

#13

30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming It's frustrating how people expect you to have your sh*t together, even though we all know none of us truly have our sh*t together all the time

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TonyTee 2 years ago

Yeah no s**t

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Giving up becomes more appealing every year I get older.

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Beck 2 years ago

Sounds weird but growing up my mom always said she cant wait to be put in a nursing home. Everything would be right there, hair dresser, meals...i thought she was crazy. Here I am at 43, thinking damn...a nursing home sounds great! Food cooked, meds, TV and bingo allday, asleep by 8. CHAIR IN THE SHOWER! Sounds like a nice life to me!!

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming The unlearning of the lessons drilled into us as kids about fairness and equality

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Kevin Camp 2 years ago

Third Rule of Life: Nothing is Fair. Just because you work hard to do the right thing as often as possible doesn't mean others will see it and reciprocate. But it does make you a better human being.

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming There's never enough time off, it's work, work, work almost the whole year with a couple of weeks where you can relax for a second and catch your breath.

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Adam Chang 2 years ago (edited)

work, dinner, parenting, cleaning. Doing laundry (hiding in laundry room) is the highlight of the week now, so peaceful

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming People have abandoned their inner child and replaced it with sex, celebrity gossip, and judging others who live their truth.

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Vorknkx 2 years ago

I haven't. A while ago I actually fulfilled one my childhood dreams and it felt sooooo good, I could feel my inner child crying with joy.

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming The powerless feeling over everything.

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TonyTee 2 years ago

We are ALL strong. We may have our moments where we feel like we're powerless, but we all have remarkable power, that's why we're all still here going strong after going through very hard times. We need to believe in ourselves at all times. When we have moments we don't feel ok, that in itself is ok. We just have to remember we'll make it through like we always do

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Realizing the impermanence of everything you do.

That is, as a child, things seem truly permanent. But as you get older, everything you create has a shelf life to it, and will degrade. As a child, maybe you work with a parent to build a little treehouse fort, and from your perspective, it will last forever. As an adult, you pay 1-2 months' income to replace your furnace or your car's transmission or etc., and realize that you'll just have to do this again in 10-20 years, because everything wears out.

And this doesn't even touch the big impermanence issues - realizing that everything you do at work is a 2- or 4-year product/solution that will become garbage in the near future; or that no one will know a single thing about your life other than maybe your name in just a couple generations.

HungryLikeTheWolf99 , engin akyurt Report

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TonyTee 2 years ago

This is the deep truth right here.

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Cost of living and supporting myself on minimum wage. I just recently moved out 5 months ago and I haven’t graduated college yet. I make enough to survive but my meals are always a struggle. Whatever I can find that’s edible, I’m eating. I can’t buy in bulk and I only spend money when I absolutely have to. I just barely get by.

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Beck 2 years ago

Now imagine taking care of a few kids on that wage..

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Filing taxes every year. Like, the gov knows how much I make. Why make me report it? It would be easier for all of us if they just sent a bill of how much we owe instead of doing a bunch of- sighh...stupid, corrupt modafu-

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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago

The best solution is for the government to take the correc5 amount out in the first place, so we don’t have to file tax forms in the first place—-to correct all the errors of their shitty math skills.

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming People/jobs expect you to not have a life outside of work.

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A Méndez 2 years ago

Time to change jobs!

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming My childhood sucked so I enjoy the freedom that comes with adult hood. I cant really think of anything I dislike tbh.

Girl_Momof2 , Melissa Askew Report

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pusheen buttercup 2 years ago

I'm happy for you :)

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming I really hate those moments where I get a reality check about my childhood/teenage years. Since becoming an adult, I’ve been noticing problems in my family I would have never been able to see with my childhood naivety. Also, a certain music scene used to be a big part of my life. I’ve been an adult for close to a decade now, and half of the people I admired turned out to be very sh*tty people — with some even convicted and stuff. Gives me a really bad feeling about what/who used to give me a feeling of belonging and comfort in my teenage years

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Donkey boi 2 years ago

I've been having the opposite. I always remembered my childhood as being very hard. The constant fights with my father, the corporal punishment at school, the overbearing expectations and indoctrination of religion, being institutionalised... But in actuality it wasn't so bad. I had a family that loved me despite my obvious issues. I had great family holidays, supporting parents that never pressurised me into thinking or believing a certain way. Religious pressure never came from home and I was always free to choose what to take from it (if anything). The reason so much of it seemed bad was my own interpretation based on my own mental disorder.

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How hard it is to relax

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Rider 2 years ago

Feeling guilty for relaxing.

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How much i would need to lie on the floor to make my back feel better

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Stephen Steve Stephenson III 2 years ago

Walking helps significantly with a bad back. Sitting is the killer. For me anyway

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming The next step seems so far away. There was always the next grade level, or next school (middle school, then high school, then college). The next graduation, the next step up. Suddenly, retirement is the next step, which is 40 years away.

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Susie Elle 2 years ago (edited)

That's because we look at life as though it's a journey, but it's actually a dance - to be enjoyed while it's going on, not as a means to get somewhere. You start a journey to get somewhere in the end, but you don't start a dance just for it to be over. You start a dance because you want to dance and enjoy doing it.

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Honestly, a big one is having to relearn a lot of things that I thought I’d never need in school when I was younger. Turns out, you do end up using a lot of it, just not in the ways you expected.

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Iggy 2 years ago

If that's a big gripe in your life, then your life is going fine.

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming No summers off. I would cut my salary in half for that.

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Vorknkx 2 years ago

Depends on the workplace. We get 39 days of PTO per year and I can honestly say that this is more important to me than the salary. I have learned that free time is more valuable than money.

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Taxes. On top of paying for everything yourself, you also need to pay for simply existing in a society.

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MiriPanda 2 years ago

That's short sighted. The taxes I am paying now will help me in the future when I am sick or unemployed, because I will get financial help funded by those taxes then (Europe).

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Bills, Rent, and the stress of driving.

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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago (edited)

I don’t mind driving unless I’m tired. What I DO mind are most of the OTHER drivers I have to get away from to avoid an accident. You know, people who are texting, who are drunk, who drive in a heavy snowstorm like it’s sunny and 70 (Fahrenheit), amongst a whole slew of others who should never be allowed to drive. It’s the reason why I prefer the backroads to the highways.

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I can barely think of one thing I do like

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Octavia Hansen 2 years ago

Try small likes . . . ice cream? The ocean? cats? It's a gradual thing. Sometimes you only appreciate something when it's gone.

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming Yard work. It’s the absolute worst. Why do we all have to have grass and plants in the front our house? It serves no purpose, but it just adds another layer of responsibility onto your life. You constantly mow/trim, hire someone else to do it, or you feel shame for being THAT HOUSE on the block. Can we all just agree it’s a waste of time and repurpose that front yard space for something else?

starfoxconfessor , Tim Umphreys Report

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Vorknkx 2 years ago

I live in an apartment building, but we do have a yard/garden and everyone owns an equal share of it. My share contains a grapevine, a fig tree, multi-colored tulips, and a few raspberry bushes. And yes, I have eaten fruit grown from my own garden patch - it was good :)

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Bills

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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago

Ugh. F**k. Bills. They keep going up and coming due. It’s never ending.

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30 People Share Adult Problems They Didn't See Coming We used to brag about which Hotwheels car we had... now we brag about recipes. YAWN!

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TonyTee 2 years ago

I'm in love with that car! 😍😍 Doc Hudson back in his prime 👌🏻

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Making adult decisions

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Octavia Hansen 2 years ago

Easy. And even if you get things wrong, go do it over. YOU get to call the shots.

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#37

How confusing everything is and how much of it exists in the first place

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Octavia Hansen 2 years ago

Narrow your field. What directly concerns you, what do you have NO control over. Then learn what you need to know to make your life (maybe someone else's) easier. Don't just be a victim.

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#38

Can’t give up no matter how sh*tty life gets.

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TonyTee 2 years ago

Very true words, Amen 🙏 Always

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My fear of Dying

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Vorknkx 2 years ago

Think of it this way - you didn't exist for millions of years before you were born. Did it feel bad? Did it hurt? No... dying isn't much different.

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Responsibility.

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Lara Verne 2 years ago

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What do you think ?

Voodoops_13 2 years ago

Depression and anxiety diagnoses are hitting an all time high, especially in the 18 - 65 year old bracket. It shows in these posts. The American work ethic is toxic, sh*t wages, few/no benefits, ridiculous work schedules, and 2 or 3 weeks off a year are killing us. It needs to be reformed into a European style system. Question the status quo and these outdated systems that will never get you to "The American Dream" your grandparents got to enjoy. Vote for change and those that give a crap about the working class. Sure, we'll all still have to clean the kitchen and pay bills, but we can learn to work to live. Not live to work.

Sean 2 years ago

nowadays im actually seriously considering living in a hut in some random forest or joining some kind of monk school. im actually sick of this lifestyle even though im young and didnt go through that much

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Se Mai 2 years ago

Sign me up for a spot in your hut.

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Dr. Carlos Dangercat 2 years ago

In my family, people seem to take a long time to die. It's awful for them and exhausting to be a caretaker, especially for someone with dementia. I've started to question the American wisdom of extending life, no matter the quality. Fortunately, with some time after a death, you go back to remembering the person they were throughout their life, not just the person they were in the final stages.

Ivy la Sangrienta 2 years ago

Dust. It seems like every surface is always covered in dust as soon as I finish. It's never ending.

3points

Tatiana Kouzmanoff 2 years ago

Being tired all day then not being able to sleep at night.

Danny Fox 2 years ago

52% of millennials live with their parents. We aren't even paid enough to be alive.

Gives the readers a whole new perspective on things we've never given much thought of before. Deep s**t. The sad part is how true all of it was. God I miss being a kid 😔

AtomKat 2 years ago

Taking out the rubbish. I feel like it’s all I do and I don’t even make a lot of rubbish, so why is the bin always full??

big mama of 3 2 years ago

We are 'self-employed', no days off, no health insurance, we are responsible for everything.

IJ 2 years ago

Our financial system is f****d up

Jimmy Lewis 2 years ago

Life is hard, as a it never gets easier.

Freder 2 years ago

These posts continue to show how immature, irresponsible, lazy, and entitled millennials are.

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Della 2 years ago

Wow I couldn't even read all of this. How about being grateful for health, energy, food for today, ability to work and a way to take care of yourself? Work sucks! That's life, so make the best of the rest! I was a normal middle class kid and never thought I wouldn't have to work. Inside house, outside house, at my jobs, geez. I'm happy ever day for things I can do. I wish the best for these sad folks.

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