*photo found here – originally texted to me by my mom
1.) You’re not quite sure how to do this “adult” thing
2.) You realize you’re still wearing pants from your junior year of high school
3.) You start getting super excited about “adult” things. Examples include ( but are definitely not limited to): heavy duty winter windshield wipers, a grill, new set of dumbbells, the coolest measuring cups, a new calphalon pan…
4.) Your 16 year old self had WAY different plans for your (almost) 23 year old self
5.) You still can’t figure out if you made the right decision about anything (job, apartment, what you ate for dinner..)
I’m hoping some of you can relate to this! 🙂 22 is just awkward sometimes…and apparently no one likes you when you’re 23.
Happy Monday!
-M
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25 is just as awkward haha! I am pretty settled in a career and life, but now I second guess if I made the right decision lol! I think it’s safe to say all of your 20’s are awkward lol!
This is SO TRUE. When I was 16, I thought by 22 I’d be a teacher, married and pregnant! None of those happened!! It’s so crazy to look back, but I think at 22 you know yourself a lot better and that’s always a plus.
25 is just as awkward haha! I am pretty settled in a career and life, but now I second guess if I made the right decision lol! I think it’s safe to say all of your 20’s are awkward lol!
I just turned 20 and I feel this way! I hope it gets better – soon!
P.S. I still wear a shirt from 8th grade. Oops.
Michaela || The Monogrammed Midwesterner
Yikes…is it bad that I can relate to most of these at 27?
Your twenties are just soooooo awkward – maybe even more than your teen years in some ways!
Jackie
Something About That
This is SO TRUE. When I was 16, I thought by 22 I’d be a teacher, married and pregnant! None of those happened!! It’s so crazy to look back, but I think at 22 you know yourself a lot better and that’s always a plus.
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ummm this is too real for me. hahahahaha.