Do you know what I'm talking about?

[oneiricvision]

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[bitterlawngnome]

I was quite surprised to survive to 30, everyone around me when I was 20 was dying or dead.

So yeah, it does go away.

[oneiricvision]

Dude, yeah, that must've been really hard. What saw you through when it seemed like there wasn't an end in sight?

[bitterlawngnome]

caring for other people

[bitterlawngnome]

BTW tell me about the BG on this LJ?

[oneiricvision]

The Background? I got it off of FFFFOUND. It was colorful and looked interesting. I believe it is Hungarian.

[bitterlawngnome]

it is indeed Hungarian, communist-era, maybe posters or packaging, I can't quite make out what it is from the fragments of text

[oneiricvision]

The one with the car says insurance according to google translate. Do you speak Hungarian?

[captain_havoc]

Still in the shit, too, but I sure hope it does. Not sure how it will, but I'm holding out.

Keep up the badass look though -- maybe you'll scare it and it'll back down. Either that, or else 30 will kick it to the curb... (or so we can hope.)

[oneiricvision]

Just gotta wait and see. I'll let you know, lol.

[gryphons_hole]

I have felt the aging of my body at least all the way back to about five years old, but it was never anything that upset me or freaked me out. It just was; I felt it as a natural part of life...

I feel slightly different since cancer and chemotherapy (now about seven years out), the ticking is quieter in my mind, not because I don't care, or because I got use to it, but because I never expected to get passed treatment. I do often feel like I have lived past my death.

[oneiricvision]

Hmm, thank you for this. It certainly gives me a different perspective.

[joezer]

Intriguing 70s Porn Look you have going there...