LouNeko

That point in life when "Haha, you're so funny." becomes an insult.

Sometimes you have to accept that some of the things you want out of life, are either simply not yours to have, or not in your control to obtain

Couldn't have said it netter myself.

teleports behind you

gives you the hug you desperately need

That's why you use 2-factor-authentication

Bitwarden. There's no excuse not to use a password manager.

Pro leagues are shiting diamonds.

A shower to a fart is what a cathedral is to a choir.

Yes, that has also been my experience. But this also evens out fairly well with age. I've come across very well put together people in their 50s and 60s whose childhood all the way through late adulthood has been literal hell. But this might be survivorship bias.

To see what happens.

Curiosity killed the cat, but kept me alive for years.

For the longest time I was under the impression that everybody has unlimited potential, that you can essentially take a homeless junkie of the streets send them through college, give then a job and have a functioning intelligent person come out at the end. That is absolutely not true. based on my own experience we all have limits and glass ceilings. Yes, we all live on the same clock, but some of us have to deal with so much behind the scenes just to stay afloat while others can breeze through life like its nothing. There are people who are incredibly academically gifted but absolutely inept in personal or household stuff, some people are thick as a rock but incredibly charming, etc. We all have our strengths and weaknesses but sometimes of course all the marbles roll into the right holes and you get somebody who's good at everything they touch and are almost doomed to success.

There are just things that I will never able to grasp, or habits that I will never able to form because I tried my whole life and it never worked out. I consider myself as a fairly baseline dude, so its safe to say that if I have these experiences the majority of people will have them as well.