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Enlightened
- Apr 8, 2020
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My 20s are just awful and are a mess. I don't want to live to see another decade. 30 will be even worse than my 20s I know it. 30 is the perfect age for suicide for me. I really wanted to live but didn't know how. Life was never meant for me. I am 24 and will be dead in 6 years time.
- My grandmother or mother ( close too) will most likely pass away when I hit my 30s and I will be on my own stuck with more responsibilities. Most of my relatives are just self centred pieces of sh*t and can't be relied upon in a crisis. I have the worst relatives ever. Some relatives are nice but too busy with their own lives.
- 30 is the age women are expected to achieve big things and have something to show for it. I already feel like a failure in my 20s due to my lack of achievements. I am not going through this again for another decade or me. I am deeply disappointed in how my life turned out to be. I wanted to travel, life an exciting life and making a positive difference in the world.
- The realisation I will always be the invisible woman which no guy will take an interest in. At school I was always naturally confident answering questions in class, speaking at school assemblies and talking to people but I always the invisible girl who never got asked out on a date or had a guy really like her for who she is. The guys at school who did take an interest in me did it at as a dare or something to laugh at with their friends, i received public humiliation from the boys at school especially those i liked. At school all the other girls had guys who liked them and show them love. I am still the invisible woman in adulthood. I wish I looked like a supermodel because guys will actually notice me and will be interested in me. I have black hair and brown eyes I find these features boring and dull compared to blonde hair, red hair, green eyes and other eye colours. We live in a shallow society that cares about physical beauty rather than a kindness of a person's heart. I love my slim body but I absoultely hate my brown eyes and black hair. All I wanted was a man to love for the person I truly am and a future with him.
- I know nothing at navigating the adulthood and it intimidates me.
- My grandmother or mother ( close too) will most likely pass away when I hit my 30s and I will be on my own stuck with more responsibilities. Most of my relatives are just self centred pieces of sh*t and can't be relied upon in a crisis. I have the worst relatives ever. Some relatives are nice but too busy with their own lives.
- 30 is the age women are expected to achieve big things and have something to show for it. I already feel like a failure in my 20s due to my lack of achievements. I am not going through this again for another decade or me. I am deeply disappointed in how my life turned out to be. I wanted to travel, life an exciting life and making a positive difference in the world.
- The realisation I will always be the invisible woman which no guy will take an interest in. At school I was always naturally confident answering questions in class, speaking at school assemblies and talking to people but I always the invisible girl who never got asked out on a date or had a guy really like her for who she is. The guys at school who did take an interest in me did it at as a dare or something to laugh at with their friends, i received public humiliation from the boys at school especially those i liked. At school all the other girls had guys who liked them and show them love. I am still the invisible woman in adulthood. I wish I looked like a supermodel because guys will actually notice me and will be interested in me. I have black hair and brown eyes I find these features boring and dull compared to blonde hair, red hair, green eyes and other eye colours. We live in a shallow society that cares about physical beauty rather than a kindness of a person's heart. I love my slim body but I absoultely hate my brown eyes and black hair. All I wanted was a man to love for the person I truly am and a future with him.
- I know nothing at navigating the adulthood and it intimidates me.