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RosebyAnyName

RosebyAnyName

Staring at the ceiling for 6 hours
Nov 9, 2023
278
I fear for my future. I'm only in my mid twenties and honestly the only thing keeping me alive right now is the potential for life to improve as I age and settle, but my experiences so far are that life gets worse as you age. Every time I wanted to finally start that hobby or foster new relationships or quit my addictions, or really get to anything I've been putting off, I fail. And the worst part is that I don't just fail, I feel as if success becomes more and more difficult to obtain as time goes on. My brain becomes less flexible and less capable of improvement. I become worse at learning, worse at quitting my addictions, worse at socializing, and it never gets back to the way it was before. It like I've already railroaded my life into one way and I hate it, and now I can't change it. I feel like the time where I actually could have made changes to my life are going away and now it's too late, or it's so much more difficult than it used to be and I don't have the energy anymore. And that's not even mentioning failing health, chronic pain, and physical limitations that come with age. It's no wonder the highest number of suicides generally happen with older populations.
 
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voir2

Student
Nov 6, 2024
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Biologicaly your brain is not mature until 25. Under 25 you are more likely to get addicted.
Perhaps your future can get better.
For me it is too late but do not give up for now, please :)
 
RosebyAnyName

RosebyAnyName

Staring at the ceiling for 6 hours
Nov 9, 2023
278
It's true that addictions are easier to attain when young, which is even more the reason to dread my future. My brain is already irreversibly damaged from addictions, I will always be far behind others and I will never achieve the same level of success or happiness compared to if I had no addictions in the first place. At this point it will only get worse, my brain has already been permanently altered so there's no point in trying to get better.
 

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