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Why does age matter?
Posted by:
Richmond Youth
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Date: June 03, 2008 02:17PM
Why do people think age matters? Is it because we live in a left-brained linear society that doesnt see the big picture?
Also, Age numerologically is not the same as biologically. More and more evidence suggests this.
For example: A 20 year old college student in poor health and smoking habit, can be biologically 38. While a 35 year old can be more like 22.
If people really thought about it.
And also the fact that we dont finish puberty til age 18, we are barely in our adult lives when we reach our 20s. Our 30s is our growth period.
By the time we reach 40- most people are secure with themselves and reach self actualization.
No 21 year old knows who the hell they are.
We live in a youth obseessed culture, but we have to push that limit up further, if we want to get past the diaper stage.
Also, Age numerologically is not the same as biologically. More and more evidence suggests this.
For example: A 20 year old college student in poor health and smoking habit, can be biologically 38. While a 35 year old can be more like 22.
If people really thought about it.
And also the fact that we dont finish puberty til age 18, we are barely in our adult lives when we reach our 20s. Our 30s is our growth period.
By the time we reach 40- most people are secure with themselves and reach self actualization.
No 21 year old knows who the hell they are.
We live in a youth obseessed culture, but we have to push that limit up further, if we want to get past the diaper stage.
Re: Why does age matter?
Posted by:
TheMeeper
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Date: June 03, 2008 02:43PM
Let's all play "Name a topic more wearisome than Richmond, sweet tea, and Patsy Cline combined."
Richmond Youth Wrote:
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> Why do people think age matters? Is it because we
> live in a left-brained linear society that doesnt
> see the big picture?
>
> Also, Age numerologically is not the same as
> biologically. More and more evidence suggests
> this.
>
> For example: A 20 year old college student in poor
> health and smoking habit, can be biologically 38.
> While a 35 year old can be more like 22.
>
> If people really thought about it.
>
> And also the fact that we dont finish puberty til
> age 18, we are barely in our adult lives when we
> reach our 20s. Our 30s is our growth period.
>
> By the time we reach 40- most people are secure
> with themselves and reach self actualization.
>
> No 21 year old knows who the hell they are.
>
> We live in a youth obseessed culture, but we have
> to push that limit up further, if we want to get
> past the diaper stage.
Richmond Youth Wrote:
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> Why do people think age matters? Is it because we
> live in a left-brained linear society that doesnt
> see the big picture?
>
> Also, Age numerologically is not the same as
> biologically. More and more evidence suggests
> this.
>
> For example: A 20 year old college student in poor
> health and smoking habit, can be biologically 38.
> While a 35 year old can be more like 22.
>
> If people really thought about it.
>
> And also the fact that we dont finish puberty til
> age 18, we are barely in our adult lives when we
> reach our 20s. Our 30s is our growth period.
>
> By the time we reach 40- most people are secure
> with themselves and reach self actualization.
>
> No 21 year old knows who the hell they are.
>
> We live in a youth obseessed culture, but we have
> to push that limit up further, if we want to get
> past the diaper stage.
Re: Why does age matter?
Posted by:
Dr. Freud
()
Date: June 03, 2008 02:45PM
ra·tion·al·ize
–verb (used with object)
1. to ascribe (one's acts, opinions, etc.) to causes that superficially seem reasonable and valid but that actually are unrelated to the true, possibly unconscious and often less creditable or agreeable causes.
–verb (used with object)
1. to ascribe (one's acts, opinions, etc.) to causes that superficially seem reasonable and valid but that actually are unrelated to the true, possibly unconscious and often less creditable or agreeable causes.
Re: Why does age matter?
Posted by:
mariokart
()
Date: June 03, 2008 07:52PM
It's called growing up.
Re: Why does age matter?
Posted by:
native..
()
Date: June 04, 2008 02:36PM
not this crap all over again. SEEK COUNSELING!!!!!
Re: Why does age matter?
Posted by:
Tia2
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Date: June 05, 2008 04:20PM
I'm over 20...and consider myself good for the environment. I instruct in carpentry - no good WOOD is EVER wasted....
Smile - it's Friday Eve!
Smile - it's Friday Eve!
Re: Why does age matter?
Posted by:
ferfux
()
Date: June 05, 2008 04:39PM
Tia2 Wrote:
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> I'm over 20...and consider myself good for the
> environment. I instruct in carpentry - no good
> WOOD is EVER wasted....
>
> Smile - it's Friday Eve!
I am SOOOO glad you are back.,.....
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> I'm over 20...and consider myself good for the
> environment. I instruct in carpentry - no good
> WOOD is EVER wasted....
>
> Smile - it's Friday Eve!
I am SOOOO glad you are back.,.....