Anonymous
7/5/2025, 5:21:25 PM No.76341069
can I replicate his deaging by natural means?
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Thread 76341069 - /fit/ [Archived: 568 hours ago]
Anonymous
7/5/2025, 9:35:42 PM No.76341838
>>76341069 (OP)
Yes and even better actually and I've posted about this
But my brethren don't listen they listen but they dont hear
Yes and even better actually and I've posted about this
But my brethren don't listen they listen but they dont hear
Anonymous
7/5/2025, 9:36:53 PM No.76341844
>>76341069 (OP)
why are gen y obsessed with infantilization and becoming teens again and looking like teens
surely boomers didn't rape your childhood that hard
why are gen y obsessed with infantilization and becoming teens again and looking like teens
surely boomers didn't rape your childhood that hard
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Anonymous
7/6/2025, 2:05:52 AM No.76342611
>>76341844
The opposite. Childhood was the only bright part of our lives and we want to go back
The opposite. Childhood was the only bright part of our lives and we want to go back
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Anonymous
7/6/2025, 2:09:08 AM No.76342615
>>76341069 (OP)
Who is this young man?
Who is this young man?
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 2:13:57 AM No.76342626
>>76342611
You just havent made it in life. Childhood must be the most peaceful part of your life but not the best.
You indeed got raped.
You just havent made it in life. Childhood must be the most peaceful part of your life but not the best.
You indeed got raped.
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 11:58:18 AM No.76343850
>>76342611
What was bright was the number of possibilities, you could have been anything, and you didn't even need to think about it or make a decision yet.
You can still have this feeling by trying to get good at lots of things, you can again feel like "maybe I could make furniture for a living" or "maybe I could be a really great shot with a rifle" or "maybe I'll learn to drive a truck".
The difference is you can actually make good on these thoughts. But the catch is you actually need to make good on them because you're too old for potential alone to feel good.
Just go out and do things.
Outside of my job and the gym, in the last 2 months I've made some wooden furniture and some basic electronic devices, I've learned a new coding language and bought land with a house on it that I'm gonna fix up.
I've harvested fruit trees and made jam with it. I've written an album for the first time in 15 years.
If you actually want to try you can do all the cool shit you ever wanted. unlewe you're one of those guys who want to go back to childhood for muh Saturday morning cereal cartoons. They can fuck off, that's just regular old never-gonna-do-shit-about-it depression
What was bright was the number of possibilities, you could have been anything, and you didn't even need to think about it or make a decision yet.
You can still have this feeling by trying to get good at lots of things, you can again feel like "maybe I could make furniture for a living" or "maybe I could be a really great shot with a rifle" or "maybe I'll learn to drive a truck".
The difference is you can actually make good on these thoughts. But the catch is you actually need to make good on them because you're too old for potential alone to feel good.
Just go out and do things.
Outside of my job and the gym, in the last 2 months I've made some wooden furniture and some basic electronic devices, I've learned a new coding language and bought land with a house on it that I'm gonna fix up.
I've harvested fruit trees and made jam with it. I've written an album for the first time in 15 years.
If you actually want to try you can do all the cool shit you ever wanted. unlewe you're one of those guys who want to go back to childhood for muh Saturday morning cereal cartoons. They can fuck off, that's just regular old never-gonna-do-shit-about-it depression
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Anonymous
7/6/2025, 1:17:24 PM No.76344003
>>76343850
This is a worthy description of how I feel. The appeal of the first two decades of life was the endless, positive potential, yet still feeling like it was always a ways off and you could just be in the moment and not worry. As an adult, I get that I can actualize things and that they take work to accomplish, which is very rewarding, even if there is frustration along the way.
>>76341069 (OP)
>op picrel
That guy is a huge faggot and his de-aging quest clearly isn’t working. He looks like Data from Star Trek.
This is a worthy description of how I feel. The appeal of the first two decades of life was the endless, positive potential, yet still feeling like it was always a ways off and you could just be in the moment and not worry. As an adult, I get that I can actualize things and that they take work to accomplish, which is very rewarding, even if there is frustration along the way.
>>76341069 (OP)
>op picrel
That guy is a huge faggot and his de-aging quest clearly isn’t working. He looks like Data from Star Trek.