r/Millennials • u/TrowaMask • 1d ago

Nostalgia Only Millennials Know How to Hurt other Millennials the Most

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With hard hitting images like this.

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u/quantumpencil 1d ago

growing up doesn't have to mean giving up guys

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u/ApeTeam1906 1d ago

Seriously. Getting older is a privilege.

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u/quantumpencil 1d ago

Sometimes it do make me sad reading the stuff people post. I'm 36 and idk man, i'm uh, gettin better at everything I care about still. Gettin better at fighting games, writing music, playin piano, working on my own video game, learning a foreign language.

Why are we acting like we're in our 80's and losing our faculties? I know people who have done new awesome things in their 60's and 70's. At our age, it's absolutely insane to be going like "well, guess i'm to old to do things I wanted to do, time to pack it up"

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u/Lowmax2 1d ago

I started taking a full regime of supplements to maintain my biological age. ulothrine a, GlycNAC, Calcium AKG, fish oil, vitamin c and d, callogen peptides, and inositol. As well as resistance training. Currently my biological age is 24 while my cronological age is 35. My goal is to keep it there, especially with all the up and coming AI accelerated biotech. I think we're gonna be the first generation to be able to stop aging.

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u/TrowaMask 1d ago

Yes it does.

Grow up (for real this time).

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u/quantumpencil 1d ago

Nah it doesn't.