How can I see myself at the age of twenty?

This kind of thing, wait until you are twenty to look at this problem.

What should it be like to be in your twenties?

In our twenties, we are in a period of confusion with an unclear sense of direction, in a state of nothingness, perhaps most of us, what we should be in our twenties, are undecided in our directions, empty-handed, and still need to work hard.

After all, there are still a few people who stand at twenty, and most people follow the law of not being confused at twenty and standing at thirty.

So there is no need to be anxious, not in a hurry, not in a panic, step by step, steady forward, the future will be what it should be.

I hope that one day, we will look back at our twenties and have the opportunity to say to ourselves: everything is the best arrangement.

I've been thinking about one thing lately, what should it be like to be in your twenties? Is it a carefree little princess? Busy in love? Or is it full of stress?

I'm 23 years old, the third. Since graduating, my heart has been full of pressure. No, it should have been like this since the beginning of this year, when I was entangled in the matter of going to graduate school every day, which was what I was complaining about before.

Now that I think about it, the pressure at that time may not be considered stress, but since I actually came out to work, I really understand the meaning of the phrase "there is no easy word in the adult world". The high tuition fees, the conflict between work and class, and the daily overtime work without performance are all these things that fill my mind every day. Now I finally understand why the stress and bits and pieces of life can erase a person's brilliance.

I always feel like I don't have time to think, I don't have time to exercise, I don't have time to do what I love. It's time to go to bed after washing up after work. I bought an oil painting for a month, and I haven't finished painting yet.

On my day off, I just want to lie down for a day and don't want to participate in any meaningless socializing.

Is this the world of adulthood? I used to want to grow up quickly, because I wanted to be financially independent as soon as possible, so that I could protect and protect the people I wanted to protect. When I grew up, I found that when I grew up, I wanted to go back to the days when I was a child.

Maybe everything is due to the lack of financial independence, and all the troubles of life are due to lack of money. So now you have to work harder, you will be crushed by the pressure of life 10,000 times a day, but in the end you must stand up. may look like being beaten by society in your twenties, and then stand up strongly.

This is what I look like at 23 years old.

I wish I could have breakfast without rushing when I'm 30.

I'm still lucky, as soon as I graduate, I have friends by my side, I meet a boss who values me, I meet a warm-hearted teacher, and I have always relied on my grandfather.