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LS932

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I’m the youngest at work so I still feel young at 27 but at the same time they like to remind me what they were doing at my age. Pretty much all married with kids and their own homes. I’m single and living with parents 🤷🏼‍♀️
 
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Platypusfattypus

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I don't. I'm surprised when I say my age as I thought I'd feel more grown up then I do. But I had to grow up quick so that might have something to do with it
 

Casperron

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I’m 20 and felt it recently because I’m starting college and will be surrounded by people just turned 16, I have a nearly 2 year old, moved out 4 years ago, I drive etc, run 2 businesses
 

Dak1988

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I’m 31 and in my head I’m still 21. At work in my office there’s a lot of new graduates who are 22/23ish and I always just assume I’m “one of them”... I don’t feel like I belong with the 30 somethings who are all married with kids. It’s slowly dawning on me that I’m that annoying woman who thinks she’s down with the kids and tries to hang out with them all the time. I think I’m one of them, they probably see me as a colleague but not a peer :cry:

oh and also when I realised that kids going to uni this year were BORN in like 2002.... I started my period in 2002 😅
this is literally me 🤣🤣 In my head in 21 but I’m actually 31 and all the new kids at work are like 22-25. I genuinly think I’m their age sometimes. It’s scary 😂
 

Mrs Cucumber

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My eldest nephew became a dad last year, making me a great aunt at 31! That was weird, I've been a great aunt from a niece through marriage for 4 years but my direct nephew just felt strange!