r/videogames • • Jul 16 '26

Image / Video Yep. That's the routine

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u/elegantvaporeon Jul 16 '26

Literally impossible unless you had a shit childhood. Being a child is easy, not stressful, and you have a lot more time to just do what you want. And you have no responsibility.

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u/elegantvaporeon Jul 17 '26

I was but less than I do as an adult lol!

And I did specify if you didn’t have a shit childhood.

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u/waving_fungus0 Jul 16 '26

Imagine signing your life away the minute you finish school unless you were abused as a kid of course… smh

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u/Wec25 Jul 17 '26

I have way more free time now without school actually. Of course I don't have kids (and won't) so YMMV as they say, but things ain't bad nowadays. I do gotta do my own laundry though :(

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u/Shiningcrow Jul 17 '26

Childhood had its moments, but I think too many people look back with rose tinted glasses. Most people had very little freedom as a kid, and you were at the mercy of whatever your parents want you to do. You have no money and no resources and no way of getting from A to B. Your emotions are not regulated and everything is more stressful because you have less life experience.

Adulthood, however provides you with the opportunity to make whatever you want of your life and be as free as you can be. You don’t have to get married and you don’t have to have kids and you can work wherever you are able to. The sky is the limit as an adult. You can leave the house at 3 AM and go to 7-Eleven to buy vodka and a whole cake if you want and no one can say “no”.

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u/elegantvaporeon Jul 17 '26

Yep that’s what I said in my comment