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[Anonymous No.20441012]

Everyone dies once they turn 25.

[Anonymous No.20441030]

*once they turn 13
Everything past childhood is awful.

[Anonymous No.20441035]

>>20441012
I died at 20, then discovered what sort of person I want to be at 30.

[Anonymous No.20441036]

Life begins at 90

[Anonymous No.20441064]

Is this a book? Is it YA?

[Anonymous No.20441083]

>>20441030
That's because most people are addicted to coom. They start at 13 and either progress to a fuckhole or keep fapping.. they're slaves. Only times I was happy as an adult were periods where I practiced no sex, no fap and no porn and no sexual thoughts. I felt free and in control of my life and accomplished a lot. Cooming ruins everything.

[Anonymous No.20441202]

>dead at 25
yes, I hope I stop being a shell of a little presentably functional human soon and figure out "what kind of a person I want to be"

>>20441083
>no coom benefits
I literally turned my life around for 6 months of it, some benefits in refocusing your head and having energy to execute things are undoubtedly true

>no coom downsides
My balls would perpetually be in pain after day 3, sort of like blue balls but without being constantly horny. At first I didnt know why and went to a urologist and checked for kidney stones, ball tumor, varicocele and STDs and nothing was wrong with my balls. As soon as I'd coom it would go away. You just have to ejaculate if you have normal hormone levels.

[Anonymous No.20441260]

>>20441012
Everyone dies once they enter the technical society.

[Anonymous No.20441292]

>>20441012
Meh, I'm 37 and things are finally looking up.
Feels a bit shitty realizing your body is slowing down, but the upside is that I don't really care about sex anymore.
Plus every friends I had are now settled with constant obligations. No one bitches anymore that I just want to go read books in parks alone and not hang.

[Anonymous No.20441378]

>>20441012
No they don’t

[Anonymous No.20441384]

Gay thread.

[Anonymous No.20441383]

>>20441012
The opinions, thoughts, works and ideas of anyone under 30 are literally worthless.

[Anonymous No.20441387]

>>20441012
nobody dies, death isn't real

[Anonymous No.20441464]

>>20441012
Once you're past age 33 life truly begins. Even Jesus didn't do shit until he was 33. Anyone who tells you different is trying to scam you, or they were born with extremely favorable circumstances and achieved success purely based off luck. Not even wrong

[Anonymous No.20441476]

>>20441383
Not true of musicians. Everything else, I agree.

[Anonymous No.20441606]

OP is 19 years old

[Anonymous No.20441741]

>>20441012
it's more like everyone comes out stillborn from the youth-womb

[Anonymous No.20441808]

>>20441030
My childhood was fucking terrible, gloomy and dismal and quite depressing, I would never go back. But then >>20441083 I also started cooming so there was no good moment in me life. And now being 26 it's just slow decline from mediocre/bad to once-again-abysmal

[Anonymous No.20441992]

>>20441012
I'm turning 32 this year. I sure as hell already feel dead.

[Anonymous No.20441996]

>>20441012
I honestly feel like I've only become a real adult human with control over my life once I turned 25. I should have gotten more experience in my early 20s but I don't care that much. being in your mid 20s is awesome, way better than being 18.

[Anonymous No.20442094]

>>20441260
why do you guys shill this book so much

[Anonymous No.20442098]

>>20442094
It’s the final boss of lit rabbit holes

[× I V R I V S × !!GgBWHLRiayD No.20442127]

With all due integralness of sapience granted, at twentyfive years of age one proverbially dies, and begins to regenerate; by twentyseven one finds oneself in the thick midst of life, on all levels; by thirty one virtually totally reconciles the cordiological with the chronological, the former realigning with the latter; an ending supercyclically reconnecting with the beginning; although I am not yet thirty years old, I can see this as clearly as one can foresee the weather.

[Anonymous No.20442175]

You motherfucker I just turned 25 yesterday

[Anonymous No.20442187]

>>20441083
I started at 8, i never stood a chance

[Anonymous No.20442206]

>>20441012
Tranny detected.

[Anonymous No.20442276]

I’ve noticed that millennials are extremely afraid of getting old, and have a weird obsession with youth/nostalgia. What gives? Were boomers like this too?
T. 01 zoomer.

[× I V R I V S × !!GgBWHLRiayD No.20442349]

>>20442276


The childhood, and/or youth, of Millennials, was nurtured during the "Y 2 K" epoch in particular, and during better times in general, so, naturally, we have nostalgia for that era, the optimistic ones of us forever sharing its spirit, and we dread aging, ever coming to terms with it, but never getting used to it.

Those who were born in year nineteen ninetyfive, or in close proximity to it, are generationally the most in syncord with the phases of death of the worldspirit, which is also one of the reasons why they are the most poetical of the Millennial generation.

[Anonymous No.20442362]

>>20442349
I was born in 1995. I'm not the person you replied to. Do you have any further insight about this? What does it mean to be "poetical", as you put it, in a practical sense?

[Anonymous No.20442379]

>>20441012
I'm 27 and finally starting to discover that "pursuing what is interesting to you" has no benefits. If I want to actually become great at things I need to necessarily ignore other skills. For example, I have the potential to become a world-class pianist or a published mathematician. But there is not enough time in the world to do both anymore.

100+ years ago, sure. But these days to become "world-class" in anything is to necessarily atrophy other skills.

[Anonymous No.20442400]

>>20442379
But if I don't pursue what is interesting to me, I will never know what is truly interesting. I will always be lost and thoughtful about it, wasting my time even further for not deciding to pursue what is interesting to me—succumbing to a certain status......

[Anonymous No.20442439]

>>20441030
being a teen is better than being a child , i remeber being a child and being so bored constantly.So much so that i would just follow my parents around and nag them about random topics

[Anonymous No.20442457]

>>20442400
Surely you are doing SOMETHING. Whether it's porn, video games, trading crypto, working a day job, music, studying, something.

My problem is that I have spent multi-year long phases in each becoming genuinely pretty good at them, but ultimately it amounts to nothing. If I want to truly attain the highest rings of society I need to pick ONE thing and focus on it.

>I have a million dollars in cash from crypto, a wife and kid from self-improvement, a 200k salary job and ivy league degree from studying, written a novel, and recorded a complete album of works I learned on the piano, and I have over 150TB of movies, tv, games, and porn downloaded and I could talk about that alone for hours.
But you've never fucking heard of me. I guarantee you have no idea who the fuck I am because I'm not "great" at any of these things. That's my point.

[Anonymous No.20442475]

i am actually happier now at 25 than i was in highschool and later
But i was always asocial incel, so now when there is pandemy and i somehow forced myself into remote work where i larp as engineer, for the first time i feel somewhat normal.
Also has much more time, when no commute or has to waste time "socializing" with normans

[× I V R I V S × !!GgBWHLRiayD No.20442511]

>>20442362


It means to be imaginally proactive —to recognize the universal syncord that exists between the mutually affined, and to virtuously personalize oneself through good works.

Most Millennials have lost their Millennial tincture, and become genexerized, and/or zoomerized —id est: pessimistic, fatalistic, nihilistic.

[Anonymous No.20442533]

>>20441012
Every time you sleep you die, every morning is a resurrection

[Anonymous No.20442576]

>>20441036
Thank you, well said.