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over a year ago
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"God no.
But I would go back and re live my 20s with the knowledge I have now. I'd do a lot of things differently.
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^ this for me too! I know many say the mistakes they made make them the person they are today so wouldn’t change anything, I’d definitely like to have the life knowledge I have now and zip back to the early 90’s for sure
Although, hey, yeah, if could get 30 years of my life back why not? |
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You mean reset to twenty when my knees didn't ache and I can pretend the shit lessons I learned since then we're just a bad dream?
Yes please 
However, if it means unlearning all the things I've learned since then, hard pass.
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By *929Man
over a year ago
bedlington |
Good question I’d always thought I’d do anything to go back to being 20 but if it has to be in present day fuck no I’m glad I lived through my late teens/early 20s when I did rather than the current shitshow the world is |
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I mean go back to 20 know what I know now...fuck yes. Start again from 20 without knowing what I know now...no point I'd do the same things all over again. |
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over a year ago
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No. I was naive, confident that I was right, convinced I knew everything, and despite having seen much of the world incredibly insular and naive. To be faced with the confusion of 2023 would not have been good for my mental health. |
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Unlike the oldies above I was 20 only in 2017 and I would for sure swap it for now. With tik tok I’d be in my influencer bag at uni.
By the way the oldies comment was a joke. I don’t think anyone on fab is old or an oldie! |
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I’m 21, so not far off, and all I’ve gotta say is, I wouldn’t wish being this age on anyone right now lol. Can’t find a (proper) job, can’t save up enough money for a place of my own from my poor paying job, can’t drive, and even when I do find a place of my own it’ll be ridiculously overpriced.
But still; at least it’s better than being 19. Now that was TRUE hell. |
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over a year ago
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Hell no, going out used to be fun but now everywhere you go, it looks like everyone has just got out of bed.
Loungewear in bars and clubs should be banned like it used to be in the good old days.
 showing my age lol |
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By *allMeBeeMan
over a year ago
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I was out a couple of weeks ago and there was a group of young lads outside a bar moaning that they hadn't been let in because they were wearing shorts. To compound this, they felt there was an element of discrimination because some of their hunger HAD been allowed in, because they had tailored shorts, but some weren't because they were wearing polyester "Sports Shorts".
I think they learnt a valuable lesson that dressing for Saturday Night on the town isn't the same as dressing for fucking PE! |
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By *allMeBeeMan
over a year ago
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"I was out a couple of weeks ago and there was a group of young lads outside a bar moaning that they hadn't been let in because they were wearing shorts. To compound this, they felt there was an element of discrimination because some of their hunger HAD been allowed in, because they had tailored shorts, but some weren't because they were wearing polyester "Sports Shorts".
I think they learnt a valuable lesson that dressing for Saturday Night on the town isn't the same as dressing for fucking PE! "
Number, not hunger! |
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"I was out a couple of weeks ago and there was a group of young lads outside a bar moaning that they hadn't been let in because they were wearing shorts. To compound this, they felt there was an element of discrimination because some of their hunger HAD been allowed in, because they had tailored shorts, but some weren't because they were wearing polyester "Sports Shorts".
I think they learnt a valuable lesson that dressing for Saturday Night on the town isn't the same as dressing for fucking PE! "
Exactly, dressing to impress has been replaced by people choosing comfort over effort. I couldn't leave the house in what some people go out out in |
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"God no.
But I would go back and re live my 20s with the knowledge I have now. I'd do a lot of things differently.
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Hard relate.
Living as ENM now, emotionally liberated, my "fucks to give" bucket is empty... Practicing self care and introspective...
If only i had my 20yo body to go with that  |
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Definately Not.
I bought my first house in 1960 at the tender age of 20, cannot envisage that happening in todays climate.
To put it into perspective my mortgage was 2.5 times my salary and was for 25 years, deposit was 10% and interest was 14.5%.
Property was new build bungalow priced at £1800. |
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