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I hope more young men keep trying to pull themselves back up and lock in
What's the deal with these level 0, 1 word name accounts going around necroing old threads? What are they getting out of doing this? Seen it a few times now since yesterday, "jeff," "egg," and now "water" just necroing for no reason. What's the point of it?
*adjust tin-foil hat*
It's not an uncommon thing. I'm in my mid 30s and definitely have frequent aches & pains that I didn't have 10 years ago. Back then I could work all day & party all night, I wouldn't want to do that now - I'd rather relax with the wife and go to bed after a busy/long day. I get tired more easily now and just don't want to be bothered.
Some folks here rather pretend like it's impossible or just a mindset or they grossly exaggerate what's being said but ultimately, in reality, the 30s is the age that people usually report to their doctors/healthcare providers/etc. that they're beginning to see & feel the signs & effects of aging. The funny thing is that it's just part of life, no one is saying they're decrepit and dying and "giving up" just because they hit their 30s, just that they're starting to see & feel the signs of aging, which is 100% natural and is not some rare phenomenon.
If you and some others can truly say that nothing has changed for you between your 20s and 30s and that you don't feel any different and don't feel like you're getting older, that's truly great for you & them and hopefully it'll stay that way for you (and them) for as long as possible.
Perhaps but I'm not trying to suggest anything so conspiratorial, just genuinely curious what they're getting out of it/what's the point of it.
Several years ago after Steam updated things and introduced more social focused things, there was a community badge you could earn and one part of it was to post on the forums. Obviously, this caused people who don't use the forums to post useless, one word answers. So Valve removed that requirement.
Unfortunately there's tons of outdated guides out there that are still misadvising this.
So no conspiracy, just stupidity.
It hurts when i stretch.
Don't get old.