When Is It Too Late To Change Your Life Around?

[JosephStalin]

Here's an old saying. "If you think you can, you can. If you think you can't, you can't. Either way, you're right!"

Have always thought I could. I was right. Have faith in yourself, never quit, never give up.

Not rocket science.

 

[(((I am NOT a jew)))]

Here's an old saying. "If you think you can, you can. If you think you can't, you can't. Either way, you're right!"

Have always thought I could. I was right. Have faith in yourself, never quit, never give up.

Not rocket science.

Thank you, Joseph Stalin. Now that's the kind of guy I want to be!

 

[whogoesthere]

There are plenty of points of no return, but they have nothing to do with age. A 16 year old getting trannied out by his mother is hitting a point of no return. Other things are either near impossible to walk back or actually impossible.

But no, there is no age limit. Remember, making a life change is not about changing the past, but changing your future. As long as you are breathing, you have a life to change, no matter how small it might feel.

The issue I think people have is for most of us, we have normal lives. So we have plenty of time to change, I mean people are living into their 80s, you see it all the time. Its never too late. So we sit about, knowing we have plenty of time. Then you realise you wasted a lot of time doing nothing, and actually, you have FAR less time than you think you do.

Its so fucking cliche for someone who has a few more years on the clock to say this, but I cannot stress it enough. Dont piss your life away doing nothing. I have never meet someone who tried things and truly regretted it (I am just a normie like most of us, so I am not talking mad shit you should regret), failure can be very enjoyable with the right mindset. But I have seen people fall to complete pieces because they never even tried, for whatever reason. Its sadly something I see far too often with young people these days, I think they have it hard for all the jokes about them.

 

[FuhrerMustang]

I think late 20s/ early 30s for the traditional family life. Other than that probably not too late until you are in the ground outside of the listed exceptions in this thread.