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When did .YOU. finally get stability, had a purpose in life, got somewhere in life, things came together, etc for you?
I know everyone is different but I feel like I'm in a point in life where things should be more in "routine" "family like" "married" "good job" "SUCCESSFUL". At what age did YOUR life finally or on the path of completeness?
Maybe I need reassurance, but I feel I'm becoming a late bloomer ughhhh
| Teens | 3 | |
| 30s | 4 | |
| 40s | 3 | |
| 50+ | 5 | |
| 20s | 4 |
I'm 32 and still don't have it completely together. I'm saving money up and paying my debts down. Once I have enough saved, I'm leaving this ghetto part of NY and moving to a state with a much lower cost of living. It's a little terrifying because all it would take to completely derail these plans is a trip to the hospital since medical insurance is shit in this country.
I suggest that you just keep working on yourself and to not compare yourself to others. Don't let the pressure of society get to you either.
How about that. I'm 32 and after a very slow, steady climb towards something, a trip to the hospital completely demolished my bf and I's life a year ago.
Thank you!
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I've got a long list of potential places with lower costs. I never looked into Delaware. Maybe I should research it sometime. What I've really got my heart set on is Ohio. I've heard mostly good about it.
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WTF, I ALSO WANTED TO MOVE TO OHIO. lmao I've thought about it on and off since I was 16.
Im still 21 and my life is not stable.
horewer i asked some ppl i know and they all said life only get stable after 30s.
"You’re just going through an awkward phase from 12 to 29"
-Danny Sexbang
I'm in my sixties, and I'm still trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up.
I was thirty when I graduated from college and got my BA. It's never too late.
I graduated high school in June and in October I went to boot camp I joined the military. I was 18, I spent 7 years in the navy and I would do it again if needed. Dont be afraid to step outside your comfort zone. Challenge yourself, do things you never thought you would.
Eventually did, but it’s a ruse.
Oh whoops, I meant to say married life and stuff is great.
I’m going to say 40s even though things haven’t turned out how I might would like. It’s certainly easier to get stuck when you’re in your 30s and 40s and 50s.