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What shocked you the most when you first moved out of home?
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I expected to feel like an "adult". When it didn't happen immediately, I thought it would come fairly soon, what with fulltime employment and becoming a father etc.
Nope. 40+ years old, still feel like a teen lost in the world without a clue where to go or what to do.
I'm a 16 year old in an ever decaying meat husk and I hate it. My brain refuses to feel adulty.
Meh, your meat husk won't start decaying until a year or five, six. Mine's been on the lamb for over two decades.
I am in a never ending routine of doctors currently because it is absolutely decaying and we aren't sure why.
Sorry to hear that; my assumptions were hasty. May they soon find out what's ailing you and treat it accordingly.
It also may have been unclear. My brain says it's 16.
It's been thinking it's 16 since I was 16. Which was ages ago now.
The meat husk is decaying from time but also who knows??? something else hence the doctors.
I'm 59 years old. I think I might grow up in another decade.