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When I was younger, it didn't resonate at all (I've obviously heard this complaint before). The older I've gotten, the shorter everything has gotten. Whether it
by da_chicken 8y ago
When I was younger, it didn't resonate at all (I've obviously heard this complaint before). The older I've gotten, the shorter everything has gotten. Whether it's based in the natural warping of time perception as we age, or stress from greater responsibilities pushing me towards burnout, my weekends go too quickly and my work weeks take too much time.
- rzzzt 8y agoI find that the work week flies by very quickly as well. I get less done than I used to/wanted to.
- JohnBooty 8y agoThe older I've gotten, the shorter everything has gotten. Whether it's based in the natural warping of time perception as we age I think it's objectively real for most people. As you get older, expectations and obligations placed upon you (work and non-work) grow. People in their time working years are relied upon heavily by family and employers. This is generally true even if you avoid having children, which is the probably most significant time investment a person can make. Of course, you can live a "lone wolf" lifestyle but this is difficult for most people if they have any family at all.