Does this means i must stop being a gamer, no more late night

>>18525081
enjoy your life. realize what is healthy and not healthy.

take it at your own pace.there is no golden way of life, because we are all hard wired different, but there is a way of life that will work well objectively for you.

I'm in my late 20''s and still watch anime/play video games. I allso have a career, live on my own, am completely independent and date random women (that don't like anime or video games) whenever I feel like. there is no golden rule, just find what is comfortable and keep discovering yourself and what you're willing to live with/like.

>>18525081

yes. if you dont do those things you will literally die.

Contrary to popular belief, you have choices your entire life, including now. Just because your a few years older doesn't mean you need to "act a few years older". Don't do stuff differently because you think other people expect you to. Honestly, they don't, and if they do and have a problem with it, that's there problem, don't make it yours.

>>18525106
And it's not actually based on your birthday, it's based on when you were conceived. If you don't switch on that day exactly, you'll die.

>>18525081

>Life starts in Highschool
>Life starts in your early 20s
>Life starts in your late 20s
>Life starts at 30

Holy fuck this meme needs to die.

What do people who are in their late 20s and have no friends do?

>>18525081
I like the buddhist approach.

Your life started probably a millenium ago as some lowly ant.

Youre now a human. You've already lived a 1000 lives. Might as well use your human gift to help others in their suffering and make the world a better place.

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>>18526572
we work, play video games, and watch netflix

your idea of adulthood is very screwed, you have the mind of a child

>>18525081
Older person here. Me and all my co-workers binge drink on weekends till way past 3am, and play unhealthy amounts of video games. All of us clear over 75k a year, so we aren't some deadbeats either. The oldest among us is nearing forty. Age is a number, be who you want to be.

>>18526574
I like it, but I'm not sure why it needs the mysticism added to it. Living 1000 lives you don't remember or no lives before this one doesn't really change whether or not you should try to improve things.

>>18526569
The most hilarious ones are those TV ads for "anti age" products for women that tell them the best years are when they are 40 or 50. People are just terrified of aging and dying.

>>18526603
I don't wanna be a normie ;_;

>>18526569
What if life never starts? What if life is vaporware, and this is just the waiting room?

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>mfw suddenly everyone around me expected me to start acting differently the second I graduated college, or at all, ever

>>18527494
Me too dude. I have a job in a pretty professional environment and it just feels so weird. I feel like a toddler at home playing with blocks, and a toddler trying to struggle out of their high chair at the office