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I cant believe Im 21 years old already, it felt like i was still 16 years young just yesterday? Time is going by way too fast but i didnt think it would go by this fast. Ever since i turned 21 i have had this deep concern about myself about how much older im getting, im feeling older than i have ever felt in my life, i dont know if its because i left high school about two years ago and now i feel like life is just racing towards the end too quickly. I need your opinions about age 21, is it too old? I feel like i cant do anything this age anymore like i did in my late teens, i feel very nostalgic about the past, i feel like im peaking in appearance and looks and aging fast to the point where i look like im 30 already.
the difference between 16 and 21 is 5 years not that bad, but I still feel so old since im not a teen anymore and now im an adult.
2. Is 21 too old for...what? Getting away with acting like a kid? Then yes, it is. Perhaps you are mourning your childhood. I am here to tell you that adulthood is much cooler overall. I vastly enjoyed being 21 over being 16 (I am 24 now).
3. I get the anxiety about getting older. But there isn't really anything to do about it. Being in your 20s can be a really great time. Look forward, not back.
4. Don't expect a lot of big empathy on CD, where it seems 50% of posters are age 50+ (not an attempted insult, just an observation).
I personally think the older you get, the more fun life is. I didn't really like being under 25/26. And now I am starting to think 28/29 are the best years. I just turned 29 last week! It's great.
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