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hungoverprincess t1_jeh0ter wrote

Realizing the things that never mattered suddenly matter to you.

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RandomiseUsr0 t1_jeh10yn wrote

I’m at the “old” point in life where it makes sense, it’s quite profound, mortality looms and time is running out

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peterbparker86 t1_jeh1p6r wrote

I can't sleep like I used to. As a teenager/early 20s I could easily sleep for 16 hours and feel fine. Now I'm pushing 40 I'm awake at half 7 every morning, and perpetually knackered

Oh and my shoulder is fucked

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RSwordsman t1_jeh249n wrote

Not even "old" old but realizing that doors begin closing to you. It's a simple fact of life of course that no one could follow all their dreams and whims let alone a small fraction of them. But still a piquant feeling of loss.

But oh well, death is likely to be pleasant or neutral at least. Might as well see the rest of life first.

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Miz_Understood77 t1_jeh40k7 wrote

It hurts!! I worked in foundries, I did pipefitting, and worked on oil rigs. My body is trying to tell me enough is enough. Need 3 surgeries so I don't end up in a wheelchair. The money was good at the time. But I wouldn't do it again frfr!

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