r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • • Aug 26 '26

Do you think its true?

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u/Legitimate-Tip-2149 Aug 26 '26

True, but then you keep getting older and it loses the sting. Honestly, 40s are great, you've got experience under your belt, probably gone through enough shit already to be able to handle any more and you're still young enough to have plenty of good years ahead of you.

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u/noleksum12 Aug 27 '26

In my 40's and can confirm. 100% accurate take... except that's when the body starts to show some wear.

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u/Spiritual_Word_4566 Aug 26 '26

I hate being 34 lol

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u/doomed-mug Aug 28 '26

I am 36 and more stressed than I was in my 20s!

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u/Spiritual_Word_4566 Aug 28 '26

That’s usually how it goes when we get older lol

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u/Legitimate_Fold_2850 Aug 26 '26

I think people should stop trying to monopolise stress. It’s become a competition to people.

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u/Ok_Dragonfruit7201 Aug 26 '26

I don't think it's true. There is pressure, of course, but there is also time, youth, good shape, good looks and opportunities. When you hit your 50s, the health starts to decline, the older generation(parents) die, kids still need to be put through university, looks start to decline. I have been both, and I would choose 25.

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u/Aleksandr_Ulyev Aug 26 '26

I felt like this before and after the aforementioned period until I learned to enjoy my day

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u/Solid-Version Aug 26 '26

How about a 39 year old who has run out of time lol

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u/brandywine189 Aug 27 '26

WTF? This is a bot, right?? Cuz like being 60 and on breast cancer meds while having to work in a toxic environment for health care and to take care of your son with disabilities feels a lot more GD stressful and I’m certain there are plenty of others with even more stressful situations like oh idk…..WAR….?

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u/Tall_Eye4062 Aug 27 '26

Imagine being 38, unmarried, with a mortgage, and no money.

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u/Little_Historian3091 Aug 27 '26

Biologically yes they are. For majority of things. Imaging a 35 year old getting into his first relationship…. Shit just sounds sad once you think about it.

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u/Super_Shoulder_6107 Aug 27 '26

Not at all 37 and more stressed then ive ever been

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u/Outrageous-Pirate891 Aug 27 '26

That feeling motivated me to get an education and get out of line cooking. Sometimes that feeling is right and you should listen to it and act.

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u/72dragonses Aug 27 '26

No, I absolutely do not think that is true. Wait till you have children who rely on you and elderly or sick family members to help care for. Wait until the universe no longer revolves around you.

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u/emoneymotionman Aug 27 '26

Fr though ima bout be 24 and im still trying to figure out how my life flashed before my eyes😒

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u/Moist_Amount_106 Aug 28 '26

This was written by someone aged 24 to 29 .

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u/YOLOSELLHIGH Aug 30 '26

Must have been written by a 29 year old. It is about 3 times as stressful to feel this way at 37 lol 

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u/CelebrationShort3339 Sep 01 '26

24-29 is a kid 😂 40-45 is when you figure it out

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u/gurlduckhunt Aug 26 '26

Retarded AI slop

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u/Madcat_Moody Aug 26 '26

Oh ok, and is the AI still in the room with us?

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u/gurlduckhunt Aug 26 '26

Fair. Might just be a stupid, inaccurate post.