How is adult life treating you?.

[AnonUnlimited]

Chill on the gun part.

No chill. Gun ownership is practically mandatory for peaceful people.

Anyway... adult life does suck.

 

[Deleted member 148356]

The only still good sides are that trash CN novels still exist and so does SHF.

Hugs*

 

[QuercusMalus]

I am 35, my head is a third balding and the other third white. Bright side is I still have some black hair left.

I rock the shaved head because otherwise I look like a wish.com knockoff of Friar Tuck.

 

[Deleted member 84247]

Being an adult is like taking out a stress loan. They say that once you pay it back you'll be stress free.

 

[3guanoff]

Better than pre-adult life, that's for sure. If I make it to retirement, I will buy you a drink.

 

[melchi]

Sometimes I have to wonder if I'm slowly turning into a bot. Repeat same steps for workday until....

 

[NotaNuffian]

Being an adult is like taking out a stress loan. They say that once you pay it back you'll be stress free.

Oh what lies~

Did they fail to mention that you are loaning from loan sharks?

 

[Dark_Phoenix_Zaetyk]

If it makes you feel better, your hair might turn white instead like me--

Are you old or you bleached the hair white ,but i want anime white hair style if it's like that.

Perpetually stressed.

Same especially when i am ambushed by things i can't control like subscription bills.

 

[gaylolis]

i kinda just stopped giving a fuck on things i feel doesn't matter

 

[Deleted member 41774]

Are you old or you bleached the hair white ,but i want anime white hair style if it's like that.

 

[Dark_Phoenix_Zaetyk]

No chill. Gun ownership is practically mandatory for peaceful people.

Anyway... adult life does suck.

Well having a gun is a relief considering some "adults" might disrupt your peaceful adult life lol.

 

[AnonUnlimited]

Well having a gun is a relief considering some "adults" might disrupt your peaceful adult life lol.

Violent people already have guns in practically every country.

When I say it’s a requirement for peaceful people, it’s because you have to be capable of great violence to be considered peaceful, otherwise you’re just harmless.

 

[georgelee5786]

Having money, a car, and a gun is nice though.

Based

I don't actually have a gun.

Lame, buy a Glock or Sig or whatever pistol feels good to you and start carrying. As mister rogers said, stay strapped or get clapped

 

[Alfir]

Shitty, just ate my nth pizza of the week. I feel terrible.

 

[ConansWitchBaby]

Pretty damn good. Glad I wasn't a complete shut-in as a kid and spoke to old people. Figured that they already have most of the fuckups in life figured out. Helped out enough that I technically haven't needed to work for six years now. But my fucking god is it boring to do nothing most of the time, even with hobbies. I would have gotten a wife by now but my hatred for children is too much. Can't do that to someone.

 

[DeepWater]

Based

Lame, buy a Glock or Sig or whatever pistol feels good to you and start carrying. As mister rogers said, stay strapped or get clapped

My mind is the only weapon I need.

 

[Rezcore]

Weird.

My mind is the only weapon I need.

Minds fail. You won't be able to think your way out of most things, easier to be able to shoot

 

[MatchaChocolate69]

It's great. Independence. I'm the master of my destiny, and I'm free to do whatever I want. All my work benefits me.
The only downsides are that my free time has decreased, my responsibilities have increased, and the damn taxes. Damn, how I hate taxes, especially when my money is used to fund terrible projects that I would never want to be financed by me.

 

[Anonjohn20]

Chill on the gun part.

Are you threatened by his fictional gun? Crosses fingers, "I have a couple of tanks in my backyard." lol jk

Lame, buy a Glock or Sig or whatever pistol feels good to you and start carrying. As mister rogers said, stay strapped or get clapped

In his defence, you don't even know where he lives. Not everyone can buy a handgun.

 

[TheMonotonePuppet]

Terribly. Bags under my eyes. Perpetually exhausted. Etc.

However, adult life really is as stressful as I thought it would be. It's no surprise. Too many doom and gloom predictions from mother dearest make me expect and be prepared to start scouting locations for me to be homeless.

When I was around that age of 7 and older, I viewed it as something to both look forward to, while also being very realistic about it when I was younger. I knew, or at least had a vague idea, of what was coming. And back then, I knew it was inevitable, so why not both appreciate my time as a kid as well as appreciate this upcoming future?