Jan 1, 2022
THANOSnot when you have a job
I got a job and that s*** still flys by
Jan 1, 2022THANOSnot when you have a job
Lmao the reason time flys by is because of my job I swear 4 years of my life just passed me like nothing
Jan 1, 2022
americanaFive years was your entire life at one point
Now that’s the distance from Flower Boy till now
Ayo :
- Jan 1, 2022
Smacked VoodooThat's a pretty f***ing fast year flew by
Jan 1, 2022THANOSnot when you have a job
???
Jan 2, 2022I'm 27. The past 5 years since college flew by so fast.
Those of you younger KTT posters still in school, take advantage of your friendships and relationships you have now because in the real adult world, it won't come by so easily unless you really get out there to connect with people.
- Jan 2, 2022·1 replyTHANOS
not when you have a job
Maybe if you're in a job you hate. That was me when i was working at 711 in HS. But i love my current career and time moves pretty quick for me since my job requires me always on the move and active
Jan 2, 2022americanaFive years was your entire life at one point
Now that’s the distance from Flower Boy till now
Damn wtf
- Jan 2, 2022americana
Five years was your entire life at one point
Now that’s the distance from Flower Boy till now
Crazy
Jan 2, 2022americanaFive years was your entire life at one point
Now that’s the distance from Flower Boy till now
Jan 2, 2022americanaFive years was your entire life at one point
Now that’s the distance from Flower Boy till now
holy f*** what
Jan 2, 2022americanaFive years was your entire life at one point
Now that’s the distance from Flower Boy till now
Jan 2, 2022
TkkenI get the whole "a year is a smaller portion of your life now" thing but i dont see how that would effect a persons perception of time
IMO its a combination of 1. experiences being newer and more stimulating on average when you were younger
2. internet messing with peoples working memories, attention spans, etc. which subjectively speeds your days up
covid making all those things worse too
Apparently there's something with your metabolism too. It gets slower as you age, so time feels longer and slower when you're young. I remember going to school in the first grade at 8AM and the day ending before 1PM, but it still felt long af. Even high school which would end at like 3PM dragged. But now, it feels like I don't have enough time in the day and I'm not even 25 yet
Jan 2, 2022Time isn’t actually going any faster. You’re just not living in the moment.
Imagine waking up everyday and anticipating something in the future everyday whether it be the next music release, movie, video game, whatever.
More you learn to appreciate the moment you’re in NOW time will start to regulate for you
- Jan 2, 2022Iron Lion Zion
Maybe if you're in a job you hate. That was me when i was working at 711 in HS. But i love my current career and time moves pretty quick for me since my job requires me always on the move and active
i have a salary job where my work is measures by billable hours and its easy enough where i can hit my billable goals by noon and can chill for the rest of the day and do nothin. days still go by slow
Jan 2, 2022the older we get, the less of a proportion an hour/week/day/year makes of our life. s***s only gonna keep moving faster from here on out
- Jan 2, 2022
2022 sound like some future s***