[SarahSeesStars]

I jump in with the stay at home mom syndrome. Don't get me wrong, I would hate the idea of having to be away from my 4 month old for 8 hours a day; I'd feel like I was missing so much....however, I'm totally in Ferris Bueller mode. Wake up soothe, crying baby, nap, attempt to entertain and stimulate a baby who can't sit up yet (our options our fairly limited).

It makes me feel sad to check out my friends' Facebook pictures and check out their crazy nights and partying in Vegas and Cabo all the time. I'm 25, so I def. had some crazy years in college, but my life went pretty much from party girl to mommy overnight.

So, can def. relate to the quarter life crisis over here!

[jahjah1223]

I feel like that about once or twice every week lol

[Digging Deep]

Originally Posted by cooperistic

I'll jump on the bandwagon of 20 somethings with boring jobs/lives. I think in today's world, being in your twenties doesn't mean what it used to. It used to mean career, marriage, kids, house and basically your life until you die, you know? But now, with student loans and job requirements, it takes a lot longer to get your life together and organized. I think 30 is the new 20. I generally feel like a teenager with a steady income and my own apartment. I still feel lost, unsure of myself, out of place and generall unsure of who I want to be or what my real adult life is going to look like. I think you have this feeling for a reason, my solution was to go back to school and pursue my real career goals and ditch the dead end job I have now. Explore what your passion is (everyone has one!) and make sure everything you do in life is in support of that passion.

Amen. Great explanation.