>go to a doctor today >sit down in a waiting lobby >see

Some bitch who I used to go to school with was the only person open at the checkout lane at Walmart. We both pretended we didn't know each other. Was awkward but meh.

>they'll probably get divorced
>their kid will probably end up fucking a shitskin
>they'll have to spend money to support the kid for 18 years at least
I can go on and on, be happy you don't have a family of your own

Yeah I almost forget that I'm 30 until I see relatives that are 21-25 and all seem to have transitioned into normie adults now. Meanwhile I literally haven't changed a bit since high-school ended.

I guess the normie-life turns people into normie-adults, and the NEET life keeps you young like peterpan.

I honestly don't recognize most people. Sometimes I am recognized and I have no idea who they are. I've been living in the same shitty town all my life and I feel like most have left.

>>39510765
Perfect metaphor :)

>>39510729
This feel too real.
But I don't really care that much about it.

>>39510708
I occasionally run into people who were in my graduating class. Sometimes I can tell they recognize me. I never talk to them or acknowledge them in any way - just like they rarely if ever interacted with me in school. I'm never the one who feels awkward about it, they always do.
Why do people who couldn't give you the time of day in school suddenly feel like you should be all buddy-buddy with them once you graduate? If not for the legal consequences, I'd just as soon kill them.