I'm 20 years old, will graduate with my bachelors in the

>20
>graduating with a bachelors
wot?

>>18236592
nigga mustve went fresh outta high school yerp

>>18236613
??? Average age of a highschool senior is 18...
17 at the youngest, how tf did he graduate highschool at 18

i thought a bachelors took 4 years

>>18236623
I graduated on my 17th birthday and I'm retarded. You must be some kind of super retard.

>>18236633
graduating right at 17 is not normal. Either must have went to school early or was a smartass...whatever kind of retard you claim to be

>>18236639
He was basically 16 still. wtf I graduated at 17 bc my birthdays in september and I got put in on a loophole.

>>18235695
>I'm always seeking authenticity, but I don't know what 'real' even is. I'm worried that I'll start a military career, retire at 40 without ever having realized what I was REALLY supposed to be doing.

There is no point in thinking that hard about it. It's not unimportant but it is something that you can only think too much about. They are the kind of thoughts that repeat themselves because they have no real answer and only make you feel worse about it. Very easy to get stuck in a negative cycle.

I wouldn't worry about what is real and the possibility of regret in the future. An authentic person is self-directing, choosing to do something actively as possible. You can't live a perfect life, all you can do is live an examined one where you try to live as best you can. Thinking there is something you are supposed to do is a mistake

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>>18236671
Never mind folks. Looks like were getting there safely.

>>18235695
>>18236681
Okay fine you want some advice? "finding yourself" is a bunch of bullshit. You don't even know what you want to do. You have the perfect setup for a nice life w/ a good job and you're going to (most likely) squander it because there may/may not be something better out there. The key is not finding something you'll love doing because what if that thing never comes. Just do something you're okay with working 9-5 and pays adequately for your needs. Then maybe some years down the road you'll have the capital and experience to switch to doing the thing you love. If you ever find it that is.

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>>18236592
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>>18236681
I started college at 16.
>>18236671
>Thinking there is something you are supposed to do is a mistake
But is there something that could open my eyes to new possibilities better than getting a steady and good career?
>>18236713
I agree that "finding yourself" is kind of bullshit, but I do believe it happens over the course of an observant lifetime, and I think you believe that also.