>mfw I turn 30 tomorrow
I don't want to post in the 30+ thread
>>38892856
go back to your containment thread.ik the feel
we'll still accept you in the 25+ threads, though once you hit 30 you pretty much have no 2nd chances at life anymore
>>38892856
time is just an arbitrary concept that has no meaning beyond humans and you're a cuck for becoming emotional about a concept brought about by the interaction of other people
>>38892911
Time is not arbitrary. In time I will have your soul; then you will understand time.
Time is fucking weird. I feel way older than just a couple decades. It's really weird that people die in less than a century. Nothing about the human lifespan feels right.
>>38893123
>tfw in a few centuries people will probably find a way to live to like forever
>I'll already be dead
>>38893234
>Wanting to live forever
GET OUT NORMAN
>>38893260
why not? origanu
>keep having to calculate what age I am, because I forget I'm not 21 anymore
Time is going too fast , brothers.
>>38893327
You're already here, so I'm sure you can think of a few reasons.
>>38892856
I'm 36. It doesn't get better.
>>38893234
>mfw I'm a robot from the future
>can live forever
>but can't redo adolescent years
FEELS FUCKING BAD MAN
>>38893541
>It doesn't get better.
What was the biggest regret?
>>38893541
im 19. what should I do?
>>38893494
If I could live longer, I could turn my shithole life around and be happier.
I could also make it my mission to make Stacies life a living hell
>>38893579
off yourself to reduce lenght of suffering
time to kys yourself
Congratulations, now not only will you have the normal feels that plague you everyday but now you have the omnipresent feel that you're getting older, with your body giving you subtle little reminders of the fact. On top of that if you don't have your life together then you've been given the gift of being looked down on by society for it.
Congratulations, OP, you're in for a blast
>>38892856
hey i'll be 26 tomorrow! you wanna dual anhero?
>>38893672
Kiss yourself? D-does that work?
>>38893494
Read Future.re from Dmitry Glukhovsky