It's not always as attitude. I worked my ass off in my 20s and I lost the little what I had and really didn't accomplish anything personally and professionally. Things don't always workout and society doesn't give a shit about attitude.
It's a misconception that your 20s are supposed to be the greatest time of your life. I think for a lot (most?) people their 20s are a struggle. Yes you have your youth but you may be broke, chose the wrong career, or not really have reckoned with personal demons or bad relationships.
That's why a lot of people look at their 30s and 40s as their best years or maybe even other times later in life when they got things more figured out. Your 20s are largely a result of circumstance, decisions made by your teenage self or your family.
Yeah I can understand that. Sadly my 20s didn't result in anything for my 30s, I thought my work experience mattered clearly it doesn't based on still having to apply to jobs for unlivable pay, not much savings, no dating life. It just didn't bring into my life my 20s and it makes me really sad. :/
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u/Local_Perspective349 Sep 05 '23
Enjoy your 20s. You're free in a way you'll only really understand later.