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I don't agree that it does. Something I've noticed as I've gotten older is that it feels like time is passing more slowly. My late 30s is when time felt like it
by bachmeier 3y ago
I don't agree that it does. Something I've noticed as I've gotten older is that it feels like time is passing more slowly. My late 30s is when time felt like it passed the fastest.
On the other hand, if you're talking about "that happened two years ago, but it feels like it was yesterday" I agree. I don't think that's what the post is talking about.
- smokel 3y agoYou might be an interesting specimen for scientific research. What food do you eat? Do you travel the world year round? Do you moisturize? Seriously, I'd probably give a year of my life to experience it being two years longer.
- bachmeier 3y agoWhen my kid was young, it felt like time was evaporating. Days would fly by without any possibility of doing the things I needed to do, much less do the things I wanted to do. My life was defined by my time shortages. That's no longer the case. Not that I'm less busy (this is the busiest I've ever been) but I seem to have things better under control. So I think it's more about being better at time management.