02-15-2016, 04:41 PM
46 here....
Time seemed to speed up for me, after marriage and a child.
I didn't get married until 40 and the child came 2 years later.
I think time moves faster, because more of it is dedicated to someone other than yourself.
Sure, I enjoy time with family, but we all have that list of things that we put off and I feel that leads to the loss of time.
We also become more aware of things in the world, which in turn gives us more to complain about, and then removes more from the finite amount of our free time.
I suppose I could forget these boards and free up some time, but that would eliminate the outlet for my daily frustrations, and my family would encounter a much grumpier version of myself.
Time seemed to speed up for me, after marriage and a child.
I didn't get married until 40 and the child came 2 years later.
I think time moves faster, because more of it is dedicated to someone other than yourself.
Sure, I enjoy time with family, but we all have that list of things that we put off and I feel that leads to the loss of time.
We also become more aware of things in the world, which in turn gives us more to complain about, and then removes more from the finite amount of our free time.
I suppose I could forget these boards and free up some time, but that would eliminate the outlet for my daily frustrations, and my family would encounter a much grumpier version of myself.
