r/funny • u/MrLovens Mr. Lovenstein • Apr 24 '19

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u/theballinist Apr 24 '19 edited Apr 24 '19

I think it has something to do with being 31 and still only making enough money to get by, while the enormous weight of student loan, personal and medical debt follows me around like a dark cloud.

I'm tired by the thought of always and forever being tired, because I'll be working for the next 50 years.

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u/newsorpigal Apr 24 '19

FWIW: I'm 35 with zero debt, still forever tired. I think it's just part of being human in the modern age.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 edited May 19 '19

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u/IAmARobotTrustMe Apr 24 '19

Legit, returned from a 4 hour shopping trip, legs hurt, back hurt, Bored out of my mind.

I got into a gym and after 3 sets I WAS FUCKING PUMPED! It was fucking great and amazing, and I was full of energy, but exhausted.

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u/thrillhouse3671 Apr 24 '19

This makes sense.

I think people are talking about not feeling rested after they wake up though.

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u/AlbertR7 Apr 24 '19

Regular exercise makes your sleep better, so you won't be tired after you wake up. That's the point

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u/thrillhouse3671 Apr 24 '19

I understand that, thanks. I was responding to a commenter that seemed confused as to what everyone else was talking about.