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I don't think we really understood what responsibility meant. I think we just wanted to be in control and because we want to control we wanted to accept responsibility. Now I want people to do things, I want people to be responsible and you can't find it.
And this is a response that I don't think other people have said is because as an adult we always want to fit in you know fit in society fit in a certain group of friends
And everything gets done for you because you're a child your parents do your laundry they cook for you they do everything for you and you don't gotta worry about nothing
And we just magically thought that that would last forever. But then a part of us probably realized it wouldn't. Because once you get like maybe two or three, you go through that, I can do it, Faiz. I want someone else to do it now.
And I only are thinking you know that it would last forever but then we get to the teenage years and we're like I can't wait to be an adult so I don't have to listen to my mom and didn't it it up but I feel like I grew up too fast and I just wanna go back
My would be purity of a lot of adults nowadays are not really children really do what they love like what they love they're so consumed by the misery of of the the rat race I don't know
Just how everything isn't as it seems when you're a child. So you don't have to worry about bills or anything of that sort. You just lived in that moment. you get all the real eyes.
Just feeling carefree, not having to worry about paying bills. I mean, we didn't have a care in the world. We just ate, watched TV, played and be married.
Honestly, we weren't humble enough. I said that before in a previous post, but yeah, we were not humble enough. And that was the biggest problem. We didn't realize how good we had it and that adult team would be very, very, very tiring.
The fact that when you were a child, the only thing you were addicted to is to have fun. But when you become an adult, you break that shit. Now you addicted to detrimental shit like pills and debt and and jobs and sex and it's just
And the sad part is we don't even know how to have fun anymore. I did a sound **** on this a few weeks ago. Like do we need a course on how to have fun how to let go how to live in the moment?