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There is a common cliche that
"high school is the best time of your life!"
I assume that this is an old cliché from when people used to go to high school, graduate, get a job right out of h.s. that pays well enough to afford a mortgage and feed a family and retire. If this is the case, of course h.s. is your best time, you work for the rest of your life and have a family right after that.
Today, h.s. kids are filled with angst and awkwardness.
Others commonly say:
"College is the best time of your life"
That I can see, but for me college was like 5 years of purgatory.
Perhaps a little after college graduation was high up there for me, less pressure, old enough to be self-assured, young enough to be care-free. Wasn't as broke, and I traveled a lot and had fun.
The thought of "peaking" this early in life (high school or college) sounds a bit crappy if you think about it. I'd like to think my best days are still ahead of me.
What time period was the best time of your life?
"high school is the best time of your life!"
I assume that this is an old cliché from when people used to go to high school, graduate, get a job right out of h.s. that pays well enough to afford a mortgage and feed a family and retire. If this is the case, of course h.s. is your best time, you work for the rest of your life and have a family right after that.
Today, h.s. kids are filled with angst and awkwardness.
Others commonly say:
"College is the best time of your life"
That I can see, but for me college was like 5 years of purgatory.
Perhaps a little after college graduation was high up there for me, less pressure, old enough to be self-assured, young enough to be care-free. Wasn't as broke, and I traveled a lot and had fun.
The thought of "peaking" this early in life (high school or college) sounds a bit crappy if you think about it. I'd like to think my best days are still ahead of me.
What time period was the best time of your life?