I think I've beaten my body into accepting exhaustion as the norm

[marishna]

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[laeryn]

It's sorta comforting to know that I'm not the only one who has no idea what she wants to be when "I grow up" even though I am already sorta grown up lmao.

All very grown-up stuff, LOL.
It's crazy how little by little your worries and fears transform into these adults things like money and health when (in my case, that I'm 24) just six years ago I didn't even have a bank acc, let alone worries about paying bills xD

I want to do it! I'm 24 :)

[marishna]

When you think back about things you thought were so important and life-altering when you're younger and how vastly different your priorities are, even if they're not "adult" things--it's almost embarrassing, LOL. Even in school when I'd take a class with kids younger than me I'd roll my eyes at how much they freaked out by what the professor required or the assignments because, compared to further years that I'd already gone through, it was so simple. But they didn't have that perspective. Ahh, perspective, LOL.

How about 12? Half a life ago. ;D

[marishna]

When you think back about things you thought were so important and life-altering when you're younger and how vastly different your priorities are, even if they're not "adult" things--it's almost embarrassing, LOL. Even in school when I'd take a class with kids younger than me I'd roll my eyes at how much they freaked out by what the professor required or the assignments because, compared to further years that I'd already gone through, it was so simple. But they didn't have that perspective. Ahh, perspective, LOL.

How about 12? Half a life ago. ;D