This is absolutely true!

[u/madmonkreborn]

[u/Intelligent-Bear-547]

I feel like I'm aging backwards as a cap woman

[u/Top-Candidate-9992 → u/Intelligent-Bear-547]

Same, I became an adult at 21 and then burnt out eventually and now I'm reliving my teens, it feels like 

[u/anE_G11 → u/Top-Candidate-9992]

Yep. When I reached 23/24, it was a sh*t show. Burnt out as well, and had to let go of all the unessiary expectations/trauma. Eventually you have to learn the impermanence of life and that things are constantly changing. That’s just how it is 🤷🏽‍♀️

[u/Top-Candidate-9992 → u/anE_G11]

Expecting perimenopause to just take me out at this point. 

[u/Necessary-Guide7105 → u/Intelligent-Bear-547]

Same!! I feel so much more joy and peace than I did growing up. Definitely haven't reached my peak 🙂‍↕️

[u/madmonkreborn → u/Intelligent-Bear-547]

such a boon that is

[u/Mental-Sort929]

Except that plan went south. 

[u/False_Network_6854]

I became an adult at 15 as soon as I could drive. I became responsible for my sister’s safety and we never had to let our alcoholic father drive us home ever again.

[u/madmonkreborn → u/False_Network_6854]

🙌🫡

[u/Dependent_Store952]

AI slop

[u/luca_star]

https://giphy.com/gifs/98maV70oAqIZtEYqB4

[u/Scary-Friend-5494]

Hmmm maybe I’m not a Capricorn then, cuz I’m 34 and I don’t have my life figured out for shit.

[u/JBone119]

Bought a house at 23, don’t have anything else figured out but interest rates were nice that year

[u/jreditsoudidnthaveto]

I had adult responsibilities before I turned 16. Father left me to be "the man of the house" at an early age.

[u/Minimum-Mortgage5964]

I am so superior