Wouldn't it be great to have the maturity of a 50 year old but now?

[enchanted]

One way to get mature quickly is listen/read  Alain De Botton. This guy's is incredible, has multiple PhDs and a really high IQ, has written 50 books. I understand that having PhDs and high IQ doesn't always mean much but this guy is truly a genius. And as a bonus he kind of looks how Leo will look in a few years too lol

 

[blackchair]

Wisdom=/ genious 

[hyruga]

Some 50 year olds aren't wise. In fact, they may be living in quiet desperation. They also have a negative outlook on life.

[Joseph Maynor]

41 minutes ago, hyruga said:

Some 50 year olds aren't wise. In fact, they may be living in quiet desperation. They also have a negative outlook on life.

How do you know this lol.  

[enchanted]

1 hour ago, hyruga said:

Some 50 year olds aren't wise. In fact, they may be living in quiet desperation. They also have a negative outlook on life.

Some aren't but let hope your 50 year old self is wiser than your 25 year old self. What would your 50 year old self wish it could tell you today?  

[PenguinPablo]

Idk I think it could also be very lonely.

Asymmetrical development can be a crapshoot in many ways.

Also British voice automatically raises perceived IQ by like 30 pts.

Edited 16 hours ago by PenguinPablo

[enchanted]

7 hours ago, PenguinPablo said:

Idk I think it could also be very lonely.

Asymmetrical development can be a crapshoot in many ways.

Also British voice automatically raises perceived IQ by like 30 pts.

Aren't you lonely now? Maturity will help you get less lonely since immature people are bad at relationships and a many other things too. Maturity is never a problem. And due to unprecedented levels of abundance the modern human is arguably very stunted in maturity. In many ways we don't act in age appropriate ways compared to our predecessors. 

Edited 8 hours ago by enchanted