As a kid, did you imagine your life was going to be this way?

>>35626987
I envisioned I was going to be a defender of 'the Empire' that my Great-Grandfather used to tak about when I was 5.
I now defend my bedroom from psychologists.

>>35626987
Yeah but never thought I was going to be this sucessful since I have always been a useless dumbass kid.

I think if I saw my kid self he would think I'm a huge guy with lots of talent going on but.
>Why don't you have a girlfriend?
Ugh

i remember being SO confident in myself when i was young. i vividly remember myself asking my mother if "20 million dollars a month" would be enough, as if it was going to be my salary.

today, the best case scenario is that i'll get a wageslave job and an ugly wife who will leave me and make me kill myself.

>>35626987
I never worried or thought about the future as a kid. That's what i miss.

Early childhood, before adolescence I had some ideas of what I wanted to do. Wanted to be a scientist, a oceanographer or marine biologist specifically, but at that age I didn't realize how much I sucked at math. From about age 8 I was just kind of aimlessly moving forward with no long term ambitions, apart form outlandish fantasies.

I haven't been happy since I was 12 years old. I can't even remember my childhood.

I was always grounded in reality and taking things one step at a time. I ended up finishing school, got a job within my field, even though the pay isn't high.

I just need a partner in life. I cannot go through this entire journey by myself. Especially since im getting older. That's the one thing I was so sure of as a kid. That I'd easily have a gf..

I kind of jumped from dream to dream as a kid. When I was really little, I just liked big trucks and construction equipment and shit, like most young boys. Later, I decided I was going to be a scientist, even though I had a poor idea of what that entailed. After that, I wanted to travel into space and discover alien life forms, until I learned a bit about marine biology, which I held an interest in for a while. Then as a freshman in high school I wanted to be an astronaut, but the fact that I was only a semi-decent student and also the fact that I'm colorblind quickly put an end to that dream. The rest of high school I had no idea what I wanted to do, though I repeatedly leaned toward engineering, even though I ended up failing Algebra 2. Now I'm studying to be diesel truck technician. I guess I came full circle in the end.

>>35626987
>Do you even remember what you pictured yourself in the future?

I never had a vision of what I wanted to be or do.


I mean for like a year I thought I wanted to be a pro wrestler before I found that wrestling is fake, but that was pretty much it.

File: 1405409144459.jpg (210KB, 640x480px) Image search: [Google]

210KB, 640x480px

>>35626987
as a kid

>I can't really imagine myself having a gf, moving out or being an adult. Even having my first kiss seems surreal. Oh well, I guess it'll come naturally just like it does for everyone else. Then I'll look back at this and laugh.

>>35626987
>As a kid, did you imagine your life was going to be this way?
Hell fucking no
>Do you even remember what you pictured yourself in the future?
At somepoint I thought I too would find a girl I thought was interesting and attractive enough to me with the right amount of a social life I wasnt too nervous to breach and invest time in

AND continue my non labeled career of making films and animations while enjoying video games forever.


It aint happnuh

>>35626987
I remember I was already pretty convinced that I would die alone as a kid. That's not normal, is it?

I guess I also thought I would have more confidence than I have now, though.

>>35626987
I thought that I'd be a veterinarian and help animals, but once I turned 13 I realized I was shitty at science and generally a dumbass

>>35626987
As a kid I imagined I would do awesome things, kinda like every kids does. You know, being an astronaut, flying planes, or being like Indiana Jones. As a teenager I started to notice that things were getting out of control, but for some reason, maybe a defense mechanism, I convinced myself that everything would get sorted out somehow and that I would lead a normal life.