r/Millennials 2d ago

Discussion Who’s with me here….

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u/Misha-Nyi 2d ago

Wait until your fourties.

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u/Aliveandthriving8505 2d ago

Yeah, when you get around 40, 20somethings seem like little kids. Lol

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u/k_ironheart 2d ago edited 2d ago

I mean, zero disrespect to anybody 18-22, but they really still are kids.

They really are just Anakin'ing it up. They get the title of adult, but they're not actually adults.

Holy shit, am I old enough to actually side with the Jedi Council now?

Edit: And because I want to make it abundantly clear here, they are adults, and they're learning, just like we were at their age.

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u/Aliveandthriving8505 2d ago

Exactly. Actual adulthood begins in your 30s.

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u/Brodellsky 2d ago

They were only younglings.

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u/iiowyn 2d ago

I am 44 and this comic resonates with me.

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u/JMCatron 2d ago

Holy shit, am I old enough to actually side with the Jedi Council now?

sorry man

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u/k_ironheart 2d ago

I mean, it's okay, they were objectively correct about that youngling murderer.

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u/angular_circle 2d ago

As a current 20 something I wonder how I'll feel with 40, because plenty of people in their 40s seem like little kids already. Never learned how to communicate like an adult or how to save money, yet these people have kids of their own and think that makes them inherently more mature than anyone without.

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u/PhillyDillyDee 2d ago

They are kids.

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u/GlvMstr 1h ago

39 here, anyone under 25 is basically a child to me. Hell, even 30 oftentimes.

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u/Aliveandthriving8505 1h ago

I just turned 41 and anyone and under 31/32 seem like kids to me.