Grew up too fast

>>17811146
You're just content. If you don't want to feel content just wait until a new curiosity comes around.

>>17811146

it doesnt sound like you grew up too fast, but if you think you did, just recapture your childhood.

I manage an entire business. the owner says he loves me working there because I have the personality of a child, but the competence of someone his age. and thats something i dont want to change anytime soon.

but you dont sound like you grewup too fast, just that you like new things.and right now you need a break., it happens.

try taking time to just be in maintenence mode. you'll soon rest up, get bored, and be ready for the next adventure.

>>17811159
It has been quite the while now.

I am certainly curious about a lot of things but I don't feel it is 'time' yet to pursue them.

I guess I'll have to live through this for now or perhaps commit suicide some point next year.

>>17811146

>I've read hundreds of books, held many jobs, ran a business, had multiple girlfriends and one-night stands, experienced parental divorce and my own divorce, travelled dozens of countries, made music in a band that wasn't totally shit, quite proficient at electric guitar, regularly go out and film my city and wildlife, try out new things all the time for fun like joining classes at the gym, pretty comfortable in terms of living (inherited home), meet new people often and go to as many galleries, showings, films and festivals as I can. Sometimes I take my own time where I go into solitude for a month or two and write a little bit. I also managed to obtain a degree.

that's a cool story to tell normies but you never actually did something special, right? not special as in running a business, but something that there actually isnt a set path for. you also never legitimately struggled from what you said.

take from that what you will bro

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>>17811146

>inherited a home
>plays in a band
>goes to the gym
>'films' the city
>GREW UP TOO FAST

sounds like you're still doing kid stuff.

>>17811220
This.

I'm being honest here.

You sound like a really cool distinguished fellow and all, and your lifes cool and you're living well.. but you also sound unbelievably pretentious. The fact you would even come to an advice board "guys help my life's amazing and it's still fine what do I do!?" Is pretty lame of you.

Your lifes going to continue and happen as it does. End of story. My only advice is to remove your head from your colon.

This is serious advice. And also I do respect you.. if it drives the point home more that your head is lodged in your colon.

>>17811237

kinda this, but less severe. it was a little pretentious, but acceptable up until the 'MAYBE ILL JUST WAIT TIL NEXT YEAR AND KILL YMSELF' bit.

you dont sound like you've faced any hardship which is what we consider growing up in the real world. you literally live in your childhood home, but without parents.

it sounds like you got to have a very nice childhood and didnt really have to grow up.

that isnt to say anything negative about you. a lot of great people haven't really had to grow up in that sense. and its okay. as long as you can take care of yourself, not much else matters. instead of sitting around on the net all day you did something with your timje and developed yourself. I wouldnt quite call it distinguished but you're a well rounded person.

take a break from life, and when you get bored, you'll find something new to inspire you.

Excellent bait thread