When you're young, all you want to do is grow up. But then you hit your twenties and you begin to realize that growing up isn't as great as it once seemed. Because growing up doesn't just mean being taller, being able to drive, and being able to buy your own alcohol AND consume it. It also means having responsibilities, having to answer awkward questions about your career prospects and family plans, and, well, basically acting all grown up and mature.
If you're a twentysomething struggling to cope with adulthood then, as you can see from these tweets compiled by Bored Panda, you're not the only one.
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With all seriousness - this is how I will respond to such questions from now on. I am really grateful for the idea!
By 30 its "why aren't you married, why don't you have kids, what are you waiting for YOUR CLOCK IS RUNNING OUT!!!!" smh
I'm 41 and still avoiding it, and not sure why others actually do it on purpose.
Awww...it sure is! I'm 39 and have felt that way for 20 years....
Just wait until you get stuck between: "You've been married for HOW long?!" and "guess who's getting ANOTHER divorce".
That's why I have 40 panties, can only stand to do laundry once a month
