It looks like I'm quitting my job and moving soon ( a start), but I was curious if anyone else was looking around and wondering what happened? Is 37 too early for a mid-life crisis?


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SherriBerry wrote:It isn't even New Year's, but I'm in the kind of mood where I'm looking around and questioning every decision I ever made. Some were fine, but I would say that at least several were not. An old friend e-mailed about our 20th high school reunion next summer, which of course got me thinking. When I was in high school, I couldn't wait to get out of my hometown and I had to look at how I ended up back here for so long!
It looks like I'm quitting my job and moving soon ( a start), but I was curious if anyone else was looking around and wondering what happened? Is 37 too early for a mid-life crisis?![]()
SherriBerry wrote:It isn't even New Year's, but I'm in the kind of mood where I'm looking around and questioning every decision I ever made. Some were fine, but I would say that at least several were not. An old friend e-mailed about our 20th high school reunion next summer, which of course got me thinking. When I was in high school, I couldn't wait to get out of my hometown and I had to look at how I ended up back here for so long!
It looks like I'm quitting my job and moving soon ( a start), but I was curious if anyone else was looking around and wondering what happened? Is 37 too early for a mid-life crisis?![]()
Fact Finder wrote:Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run
There's still time to change the road your on
SherriBerry wrote: Is 37 too early for a mid-life crisis?![]()
StevePerryHair wrote:Fact Finder wrote:Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run
There's still time to change the road your on
is that a cut and paste or your own words to live by![]()
A. M. Scott wrote:SherriBerry wrote:It isn't even New Year's, but I'm in the kind of mood where I'm looking around and questioning every decision I ever made. Some were fine, but I would say that at least several were not. An old friend e-mailed about our 20th high school reunion next summer, which of course got me thinking. When I was in high school, I couldn't wait to get out of my hometown and I had to look at how I ended up back here for so long!
It looks like I'm quitting my job and moving soon ( a start), but I was curious if anyone else was looking around and wondering what happened? Is 37 too early for a mid-life crisis?![]()
Hey Sherri, that's not early at all! I'm 32 and I'm setting up to move on South Carolina in 24 months. I'll pack up my own business and go hopefully. I live in Italy so that was not an easy decision to make. I really understand you!
Alex Mark Scott
Michigan Girl wrote:A. M. Scott wrote:SherriBerry wrote:It isn't even New Year's, but I'm in the kind of mood where I'm looking around and questioning every decision I ever made. Some were fine, but I would say that at least several were not. An old friend e-mailed about our 20th high school reunion next summer, which of course got me thinking. When I was in high school, I couldn't wait to get out of my hometown and I had to look at how I ended up back here for so long!
It looks like I'm quitting my job and moving soon ( a start), but I was curious if anyone else was looking around and wondering what happened? Is 37 too early for a mid-life crisis?![]()
Hey Sherri, that's not early at all! I'm 32 and I'm setting up to move on South Carolina in 24 months. I'll pack up my own business and go hopefully. I live in Italy so that was not an easy decision to make. I really understand you!
Alex Mark Scott
You're going to ruin that beautiful accent hanging around those folks!!!![]()
G.I.Jim wrote:Michigan Girl wrote:A. M. Scott wrote:
Hey Sherri, that's not early at all! I'm 32 and I'm setting up to move on South Carolina in 24 months. I'll pack up my own business and go hopefully. I live in Italy so that was not an easy decision to make. I really understand you!
Alex Mark Scott
You're going to ruin that beautiful accent hanging around those folks!!!![]()
HEY!!!Smart ass!
It could be worse... he could be moving to Michigan.
What the hell is IN Michigan anyway (well, besides YOU that is...)???
KenTheDude wrote:I'm not exactly where I want to be yet, but I've started taking steps to get there. I have long-term, mid-term & short- term goals. I haven't been on here in over 2 months because of some of this. I met a new woman and we have been getting along very well. She lives about an hour away from me and because of that she usually stays the weekend at my place. This week she is staying the entire week to see how traffic is to where she works, etc. We are planning on her moving in to my place when her lease is up in February.
My mid-term goal is to buy about 5 to 10 acres and build a house on it. I found a neighborhood that has 2 to 10 acre lots with oak trees as wide as a car on the land. Really beautiful country. I'm going to put my house up for sale in about a year and a half and work towards paying off all bills During that time. Her car, my cars, everything. But in the meantime, I want to buy the land now. I have a lot of equity in my house and when I sell it, I'll use the proceeds to pay off the land.
Long term goal is to be happily married along with one child and retire out in the peaceful country.
ProgRocker53 wrote:I'm 21 and I think about this stuff every day... I need to stop, right?
bluejeangirl76 wrote:Anyone else can just go F off. I'm sick of worrying what people think all the time. .
Michigan Girl wrote:bluejeangirl76 wrote:Anyone else can just go F off. I'm sick of worrying what people think all the time. .
You're already on the right road, sister!!
Rhiannon wrote:I'm right where I should be, doing what I want, planning for the future, and working towards where I'll go next.
Once I accepted my own possibilities and let the intuition guide me and my insight balance me, my path laid itself out before me.
I'm 24, and I live each day with a deliberate purpose.
And I have constant butterflies in my stomach from being anxiously hopeful about what lies ahead.
...Your life now is your life now. Make it yourself. Proactive philanthropy and a good attitude.
''ProgRocker53 wrote:Michigan Girl wrote:bluejeangirl76 wrote:Anyone else can just go F off. I'm sick of worrying what people think all the time. .
You're already on the right road, sister!!
That's something else I need to work on. My college decision was made based on what I thought my FAMILY wanted, and not what I wanted.
ProgRocker53 wrote:Rhiannon wrote:I'm right where I should be, doing what I want, planning for the future, and working towards where I'll go next.
Once I accepted my own possibilities and let the intuition guide me and my insight balance me, my path laid itself out before me.
I'm 24, and I live each day with a deliberate purpose.
And I have constant butterflies in my stomach from being anxiously hopeful about what lies ahead.
...Your life now is your life now. Make it yourself. Proactive philanthropy and a good attitude.
For the past two months I've woke up every day with an intention to make life better, whether it be for myself or someone else, without hurting myself. I take every step with my future and a better world in mind.
I've already reconnected with old friends, gotten back into writing, righted a few wrongs I've made, lost 30 pounds, started a new job, and live every day with a lot more confidence and health.
It's a start.
bluejeangirl76 wrote:''ProgRocker53 wrote:Michigan Girl wrote:bluejeangirl76 wrote:Anyone else can just go F off. I'm sick of worrying what people think all the time. .
You're already on the right road, sister!!
That's something else I need to work on. My college decision was made based on what I thought my FAMILY wanted, and not what I wanted.
I don't mean this to sound harsh... but things get lost in text - I mean this from experience and good intention - make that the last time you do something becuse someone else's actions or desires dicate it. In the end, it hurts you and it hurts those around you. Trust me. Changing your life and your wants and needs for other people creates a bad domino effect that starts with you and has the potential to knock down people you love (or that love you... or both).
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