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No 20 year old as of today's standard for 20 year old, has ever given you solid life advice. Age per se doesn't always reflect experience - and 20 years is a l
by libertine 9y ago
No 20 year old as of today's standard for 20 year old, has ever given you solid life advice.
Age per se doesn't always reflect experience - and 20 years is a long time still if you take the time to experience something - master an instrument, doing drugs, thinking about shit.
Today most of the people extend their teens as far as they can - with partying and stuff before they actually take responsibility for their life.
In the time of my grandfather he started working at the age of 12, grinding hard at 14 until he mastered bakery craft at 16. My other grandfather started working since he could remember, in the farm.
I'm not saying that work means experience - I'm talking about perspective : at that time hunger and famine were the status quo, if they didn't work they would die.
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