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lived 1/4 of a life expectancy. had the self-aware part of the brain for about half of it and had at tops 1 good year of relative mental peace. a lenient same rate of 1/10 during "care free youth" applied to adulthood suggests i slog out 70 years for 7 good ones? seems like a scam to me
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dustyfurcollector, die2live, LivideLamb and 11 others
I could not imagine putting up with this life for many more decades. I do not want anymore days or years. I am only 21 but so tired of everything. I wish you the best.
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dustyfurcollector, LivideLamb, lobster salad and 9 others
I could not imagine putting up with this life for many more decades. I do not want anymore days or years. I am only 21 but so tired of everything. I wish you the best.
lived 1/4 of a life expectancy. had the self-aware part of the brain for about half of it and had at tops 1 good year of relative mental peace. a lenient same rate of 1/10 during "care free youth" applied to adulthood suggests i slog out 70 years for 7 good ones? seems like a scam to me
i wouldn't want to live to 80. Ive seen some terrible scenes of humans pissing and shitting their pants. Its awful. I've lived 36 Years, 35 good ones but im very sick now. Its beyond my control and i accept i will die soon.
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lobster salad, SuicidallyCurious, WhatDoesTheFoxSay? and 1 other person
So much fun isnt it? .By your mid to late 30s inside of nose hairs start growing exponentially much longer.Just something to look forward to FYI. You also start hating teenagers like you never was one yourself
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whatevs, lobster salad, albino_elk and 2 others
I'll be 60 in March. Watching my 90 year old mother deteriorate is not fun. I get to that point literally over my dead body. I feel bad for the struggling young people too. Never envious whatsoever, the 20's are the pits but life in general has been shit to the point of absurdity and getting old and infirm into the bargain would just be adding insult to injury.
Mid 30s has always been my target exit date. I'm pretty satisfied with what I got out of life until now . Of course life expectations change so much as one comes out of being a youth and they are constantly downgraded as you become more in tune with reality
I'm so glad I don't have children and I'd like to thank sexual education those guys are the best. I can't imagine having a child I probably wouldn't want the girl to abort it due to my culture and that would probably be the only thing that could force me to reluctantly stick around a little longer
The longer you live, the more you will see anyone or anything you care about die, and the more your body and mind will break down, as society discards you as useless after having drained you of all that you can give for several decades ("retirement.") Very old age is really nothing to strive for.
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KimKevorkian, Seiba, VoidDesirer22 and 4 others
The good news is: Time speeds up the older you get. The first 20 years take forever. The second 20 years fly by. And although I have yet to experience it, I have to imagine this acceleration of time only continues with each passing year until finally you are dead.
I'll be 60 in March. Watching my 90 year old mother deteriorate is not fun. I get to that point literally over my dead body. I feel bad for the struggling young people too. Never envious whatsoever, the 20's are the pits but life in general has been shit to the point of absurdity and getting old and infirm into the bargain would just be adding insult to injury.
The good news is: Time speeds up the older you get. The first 20 years take forever. The second 20 years fly by. And although I have yet to experience it, I have to imagine this acceleration of time only continues with each passing year until finally you are dead.
The good news is: Time speeds up the older you get. The first 20 years take forever. The second 20 years fly by. And although I have yet to experience it, I have to imagine this acceleration of time only continues with each passing year until finally you are dead.
The longer you live, the more you will see anyone or anything you care about die, and the more your body and mind will break down, as society discards you as useless after having drained you of all that you can give for several decades ("retirement.") Very old age is really nothing to strive for.
Not only is nothing to strive for -- it is also something to actively avoid. It makes me fucking shiver thinking about it. When I see old people I just cannot believe they made it there without a ctb plan. I must be a fucking alien or something.
Figuring out how to donate and distribute and preserve certain items before the deed. I will NOT have strangers looting my family's paintings, music, personal belongings. I need to have a specific, trusted person as guardian of these things. It's a strong feeling of responsibility I have to preserve my mom's artistic legacy, for instance. Otherwise, I'm gonna be one pissed-off poltergeist.
Anyone else working on getting items into proper hands, repositories? When I'm the only family member left (the others are horrid and estranged), this is the hand we're dealt. I just don't want to fuck this up in any way. When I go, I want to have the peace of mind that I got into the right hands music and art that should be preserved for generations to come. I don't want to reveal too much here; but will say my mom was one of the greatest singers the world has known, yet never made a goddamn dime. Her recordings are all owned by the big studios who never have cut her a royalty in decades. I have original recordings of hers I HAVE to preserve digitally, along with physical memorabilia, etc. and am working on these things now. I will not die without having done these things. Not the easiest task, as jazz artists have never been as appreciated in the U.S. as in Europe or Japan.
Figuring out how to donate and distribute and preserve certain items before the deed. I will NOT have strangers looting my family's paintings, music, personal belongings. I need to have a specific, trusted person as guardian of these things. It's a strong feeling of responsibility I have to preserve my mom's artistic legacy, for instance. Otherwise, I'm gonna be one pissed-off poltergeist.
Anyone else working on getting items into proper hands, repositories? When I'm the only family member left (the others are horrid and estranged), this is the hand we're dealt. I just don't want to fuck this up in any way. When I go, I want to have the peace of mind that I got into the right hands music and art that should be preserved for generations to come. I don't want to reveal too much here; but will say my mom was one of the greatest singers the world has known, yet never made a goddamn dime. Her recordings are all owned by the big studios who never have cut her a royalty in decades. I have original recordings of hers I HAVE to preserve digitally, along with physical memorabilia, etc. and am working on these things now. I will not die without having done these things. Not the easiest task, as jazz artists have never been as appreciated in the U.S. as in Europe or Japan.
You might want to create your own thread on this topic, @KimKevorkian. I'm not sure you're going to find the people & answers you need in this one. You sound like an interesting person with an interesting mother!
Figuring out how to donate and distribute and preserve certain items before the deed. I will NOT have strangers looting my family's paintings, music, personal belongings. I need to have a specific, trusted person as guardian of these things. It's a strong feeling of responsibility I have to preserve my mom's artistic legacy, for instance. Otherwise, I'm gonna be one pissed-off poltergeist.
i wouldn't want to live to 80. Ive seen some terrible scenes of humans pissing and shitting their pants. Its awful. I've lived 36 Years, 35 good ones but im very sick now. Its beyond my control and i accept i will die soon.
I'm so glad that you have good memories to look back on. And I'm sorry you're sick now. I hope you ctb (if you want to) by the means that you chose at your own time.
I hope I don't make my 40th. The best years (for me anyway) are looong gone. I just don't want to be that bitter old broken person at the end of my life. Saying, that I probably am that already lol, so why wait till it gets worse?
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