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Does life become linear?

I remember being younger and feeling overwhelmed of the infinite possibilities ahead of me. And now I feel I have no choice over anything, and no one around me does. I don't care about being happy anymore, I just need to survive and try to suffer as least as possible.
Daviszabecki · 56-60, M
Sounds like you’re at a low spot right now. That won’t last forever. Life is full of small wonders. A laugh. A memory. A friend reaching out. A smile. A novel that moves you. Curiosity
Oster1 · M
This saddens me. You have been programmed. Reach out and help others. You will feel better. Trust, in yourself. Don't buy in to evilness. 😊🌺
dale74 · M
@Oster1 you thought the same thing i did
DownTheStreet · 56-60, M
Not to late to lay the foundation for flexibility and options
PhilDeep · 51-55, M
I think with age, most areas of life become more narrowly focused as one's responsibilities increase. That was in a time when people actually accepted those responsibilities. Now, I'm not so sure. People seem unwilling to commit to a single relationship, and by extension, to having children. Maybe they can live their lives more playfully to an extent, if they don't end up "married to their job" which many also seem to be.
CestManan · 46-50, F
At some point you pretty much done everything. The real drag though is that the older you get, the less energy you have to even do things that you would want to.

It's easy for people to give bull crap suggestions like take classes or volunteer at some homeless dump.

One thing that might help is if you look at it like this though. If you are bored, at least you're not burdened with excessive responsibilities.
val70 · 51-55
Life has always been that. You have choices now and it's only going to get more difficult. But don't think about that too much either. Only use time wisely :-)
Danimonita · 26-30, F
@val70 Not thinking about it is probably the most difficult part
val70 · 51-55
@Danimonita Yes, that it was. I did spend numerous hours alone in my bedroom poundering things out. Anything under the sky in fact. I was 27 when I discovered my sexuality. That was pretty late. And that was, I seem to remember, just after my decision to go for librarian training instead. Earning so-called real money isn't it all. Happiness is
Rambler · 61-69, M
Obligations and responsibilities make life linear... your possibilities evolve into how you can best meet them. That can be crushing, or it can be very fulfilling. It's possible to love your responsibilities.
dine
you sit down at the table
you try different foods
you've tasted everything

there's nothing else for you to do here
you just have to wait until dinner is over
WhatLifeIsFor · 41-45, M
this is what happens when we enter in practical life
SW-User
Nope, and I never hope it does.
dale74 · M
You need to deprogram
Monalisaa1986 · 36-40, F
What do you mean

 
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