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I think it's a pretty common experience for people, as they age, to have something akin to the "impostor syndrome" and not really feel that they are older. I'm
by edanm 11y ago
I think it's a pretty common experience for people, as they age, to have something akin to the "impostor syndrome" and not really feel that they are older.
I'm only 30, but I certainly don't feel much different than at, say, 20, except for life situation.
- StavrosK 11y agoThe problem is the idea that you should feel older. You somehow think you should feel differently, and you don't, so you think you're an impostor.
- cylinder 11y agoI stopped feeling very different from year to year after age 25. I'm now 30 and of course I change, but not dramatically every year. The prefrontal cortex doesn't fully form until 25.