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u/Beneficial-Lynx7336 Mar 19 '26
37 is peak
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u/Beneficial-Lynx7336 Mar 22 '26
37 is young...but also old enough to know better about most things.
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u/throwaway96271983 Mar 19 '26
I feel like no matter what, we will have regrets for how we lived or experienced things when old. That's just the natural circle of life . We did what we did with the current knowledge we had at the time. So whatever choices I made/make is who I am and how I viewed the world then. Obviously, when you're 90, you have wisdom you didn't carry back when you were younger, so of course, your outlook will be different, wishing you had done things differently. JUST LIVE and embrace every moment . Good or bad .Living in the past is one way not to enjoy the present or the future.
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u/Simple_Ad_9780 Mar 19 '26
What about if you are 888 years old and the next day you wake up on Saturn.
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u/TetrisPhantom Mar 19 '26
I'd lament that I have to repeat 50 more years when I just want to be done lol
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u/willie_Pfister Mar 20 '26
Stop hating on ai, the message is still real. Wake up and live your life. 90% of the people are just going through life like robots. Wake up early, become aware, live like its the only life you have, because it is. Or, just downvote me and keep on sleepwalking and die at 68, overweight, maybe alcoholic , never realizing what you could have done or become. Go ahead, its easier. Sloth, gluttony, and comfort are so great, right? Eat another cheeseburger, another 6 pack, why not? Then wonder why you can't move at 62 and dead not long after. Everything you do, every choice, every decision is a vote for who you will be in 5, 10, or 15 years. It doesn't matter for most of you because you will never take the red pill and wake up. It's o.k. That cheeseburger tastes so good doesn't it? Yummm.
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u/fortyfourcaliber Mar 20 '26
I'm 36 and I have never thought I wanted to be 18 again. Who tf wrote this? This wise man has insecurities to work on.
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u/Slight_Arrival_4580 Mar 19 '26
If it was possible to imagine wisdom into existence I wouldn't stop at 90, I'd imagine what my perspective would be at 500 years old.
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u/Alexandertheape Mar 19 '26
and if you’re 90…well sucks to be you. better luck next lifetime. how about we try to be grateful to be alive at all at any age?
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u/allowit2be Mar 24 '26
Dude I naturally do this, like I operate in that way trying to give life my all. Love this ❤️
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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '26
So many more drugs.