Turning Old

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Now that I’ve turned 25, I feel unlovable.

I know this is largely a product of how society teaches us to value women for being youthful and “innocent,” but I still can’t shake the fear that I’ve hit the wall and am no longer desirable.

I’m no longer a sweet, little angel, and it makes me so sad!!!

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luna
luna
July 19, 2026 10:05 pm

society is easier on younger adults. when i turned 24, i definitely noticed people starting to treat me differently. but if you really think you are unlovable or undesirable, you have to try to challenge your ideas…most of us lose our innocence at very young ages. it’s behavioral conditioning.

effed up whore
effed up whore
July 19, 2026 2:29 pm

are you fucking zoomers really saying 18 and mid 20s is old? jesus christ i’m turning 30 this year and that is fucking old i wish i could be in my 20s again

nei
nei
July 19, 2026 2:14 pm

well I like u

IcebabyIcebabyIcebab
IcebabyIcebabyIcebab
July 19, 2026 8:27 am

One thing I hate about being an adult is that the moment you turn 18-25, everyone expects you to immediately get all your shit together. You have trauma? Get your ass to therapy, you’re a grown adult!!!

I can’t struggle as an adult without a fucking idiot saying some shit about me being grown.

Then when you actually get old, you’re usually babied in a patronising way.

But as a child, nobody listens to you.

So maybe every age is just ass. But I’d say 25-40 is maybe the best.

hdag
hdag
July 19, 2026 6:32 am

I just turned 18, So I’m feeling very old as well. In my opinion, the human race should die young with fire in it’s heart. I’ve been thinking a lot about that lately, especially as I see all my grandparents become more decrepit. So don’t worry, it’s not only women that feel pain over becoming old…..

jsj
jsj
July 19, 2026 6:18 am

That’s just straight up a pedophile mindset. If you do the right stuff you can avoid excessive wrinkles up until your 50s.

I mean jesus christ how the fuck is 25 old. I’m trying hard to feel sympathetic but maybe you should honestly just go outside.