So funny that you should mention this. I spotted a typo in a case file today where the aide had typed "BOOBIE" instead of "bobbie" and for some reason nobody else thought it was as funny as I did.
I laughed for like 5 whole minutes. Everyone else apparently has some maturity that I'm missing.
All these bishes I graduated high school and college with are busy buying houses and making people and I'm over here like "I'm a lazy fuck at my job, and I just want to lift heavy things and spend obscene amounts of money on food."
I know that I have done a lot of things that most 25 year olds have not. However, sometimes I feel like I'm just a little kid holding my husband's hand as he drags me along through life.
I know this isn't true but it just feels like it. What blows my mind even more is that when I finish with school, people will call me doctor. It will be all I can do not to laugh my ass off. I do NOT feel like a doctor of anything.
Not really. I feel old these days, lol. But generally quite accomplished. And sometimes I feel more grown-up than my parents. But FTR, my mom says they called me yiayia (grandma) already when I was a toddler, soooooo...
All the time. I work with people who are older than me. And it always seems in many crowds were the youngins because we had kids so much earlier. So like last night at the school ice cream social we were def in the minority age wise.
Because of that I alwasy feel like those people are grown ups. And I am...something else lol.
I am definitely am grown up, and I have enough objective proof of it that I feel grown up. BUT I often think it is a huge mistake.
Last week, DH came to my office in board shorts and a baseball cap to have some papers for our new home notarized. I was wearing a jean jumper and trying to get to the gym The notary, a secretary at the firm, was wearing a button down and nice pants. It definitely struck me as odd that I was the partner buying a one and a half million dollar house and he was literally my employee.
All the time. I feel like I'm pretending. I'm sure that when the baby comes I'll be wondering where her parents are and then it'll hit me that I'm the mom, not the sitter.
Pretty much always, but that's because I *know* H and I wasted a lot of time in our 20s, choosing fun over responsibility and choosing to just get by instead of working our way up and out. I will be 28 next month and it's just been this year that we've started to really move forward with life.
"You. You and your crazy life. You and your geographic anomaly. You and your drunken lesbianic ways and terrible navigational skills." - ProfArt and her holy baby
Pretty much always, but that's because I *know* H and I wasted a lot of time in our 20s, choosing fun over responsibility and choosing to just get by instead of working our way up and out. I will be 28 next month and it's just been this year that we've started to really move forward with life.
There is nothing wrong with this. I'm you plus 10 years with a 4 year old and I wouldn't change a minute of my 20's they were a blast and I am glad that I got to have them. We only get to live this life once and I would have rather had tons of fun than have been a responsible adult every minute.
Post by shadynasty on Aug 20, 2013 13:21:47 GMT -5
Yup. People I went to high school with are starting to have babies and buy houses and stuff. I get jealous sometimes (of the house thing, not the babies) and feel like I'm a failure because I'm struggling to finish my Master's thesis and I don't have a "real" job.