Anyone else in their mid 20s feel like they are stunted? Covid defintely messed up my college experience, and I’m still living in my hometown which isn’t the best
Covid made me really dislike video calls like zoom and stuff
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Anonymous69w
Not socially but in every other area like yeah. Plus I feel like trying to be a new adult rn is so impossible and everything’s in flux all the time. Stability isn’t a thing unless I’m home and home feels like I’ve made no progress ever
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Anonymous69w
I still feel 14-16 when I'm literally 20 rn
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Anonymous69w
covid was the only way I found out I was beyond burnt out and I still feel like I have not recovered to a functional level
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Anonymous69w
as a mid 20 yo yea absolutely
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Anonymous69w
i’ve been in college for 4 years and keep extending my time here and i think i’m scared to graduate
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Anonymous69w
I think it happened to most of us, yeah, I’ve put a lot of work into trying to compensate for it but that’s left me with weaknesses in other areas
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Anonymous69w
not really bc i’m in the south and we were allowed to go back to almost normal pretty quickly.
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Anonymous#969w
girl you’re 22 enter the damn workforce
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Anonymous69w
Oh wow lol. I think it really sucked for me- bc now I’m out of college and in the workforce but it’s lowkey harder after graduating
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Anonymous#969w
I had to extend my college bc covid-I had horrible grades bc I can’t learn thru a screen so I’m techinally a real behind.
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AnonymousOP69w
*a year
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Anonymous69w
Entering.. high school?… I feel so old..
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Anonymous#1069w
Right…haha I turned 20 in 2020
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Anonymous#969w
Eh, there are lots of people who take five years to graduate or more when there’s stuff going on. I’d encourage you to try to finish stuff up when you can though, and the money you save on not doing more years can be used to ease your time into figuring out next steps
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Anonymous69w
Yeah! It sucked for a lot of people but hopefully we can start to move forward