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Is it normal to question things more in your late 20s?
All of my teens and early twenties I had a very set in stone deffinition of what i liked and what I thought was cool, but I find as I edge towards 30 I am starting to ask myself "why" alot more. Why do I think that way etc.. is this normal or is it a sign of depression?
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It's quite normal. Part of adulthood is being your own individual and having more perspective, also depression.
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Are you the same person you were at 15? Is it not logical that some of the things you felt/liked/believed then might not be relevant to who you are today?
It would be a bit worrying is at your age you still thought the same as you did then
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It's called becoming an adult. Late 20s is when people truly start to become mature enough about the world to understand things.
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Not OP, I'm 26 and I probably started questioning everything when I was maybe 10 years old and I haven't stopped
My life is a massive identity crisis
I hate everybody
The only certainty is that life is a competition and you have to find a reproductive strategy
Fuck EVERYBODY over
Never show mercy
Sociopathy is your friend
So is psychopathy
Passing on your genes is the only thing that matters
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