How old is too old to still be yoing enough to fix yourself while you're still young
Post number #424111, ID: bd03c8
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It feels like being 25 is probably already past the point of no return
Time moves too quickly and I move too slowly and they all move so fast through it all amd there is no turning back
Post number #424114, ID: ea9a80
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Actually, it's never too late. If you still believe you have a "best before" date, it means you're still giving fucks to things that don't matter. For starter, stop comparing yourself to others.
Post number #424119, ID: 654c70
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>>424111 the brain settles into a more permanent form, like the adult body, in the 20s, but it's not set in stone, just changes less rapidly. That's good for adult things, but less good for the "while you're still young" concept. To put it another way, as>>ea9a80 said, never too late, it just takes more time, so literally, every day you let pass without doing something is adding to the time it will take to change. Not only is it never too late, the time is now, every day!
Post number #424197, ID: e57967
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Don't worry OP: I'm 28 myself and I was afraid I'd be stuck too, when I was like 24 or so. As it is, I have a lot of shit left to work out, but I'm in a better place now, 4 years later.
And I'm sure you will be too.
Post number #424355, ID: 25b04f
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It's never too late. All it takes is motivation, and it looks like that's what you lack.
Post number #424467, ID: 3453ea
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>>424111 The earlier to start, its easier to do. The later you start, the harder.
Post number #424541, ID: 039467
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Your only "too old" when your dead in the ground.
Post number #424736, ID: e65874
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>>424541 my only too old what
Post number #424786, ID: 654c70
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>>424736 your dead in the ground...
>Lynda erect sorry
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| It feels like being 25 is probably already past the point of no return
Time moves too quickly and I move too slowly and they all move so fast through it all amd there is no turning back