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I want a lot of things …
https://ncpixiekat.wordpress.com/2023/07/11/things-i-want

Keywords: carefree , childhood , freedom , nostalgia , playful , responsibility , youthful
As an adult, I still have my silly moments. When my friends’ schedules finally align, we laugh over the silliest things in between conversations about rent, utility bills, and car insurance. It makes me feel warm inside, like the child I used to be. When I was nineteen, I fell pregnant with my son and became a mother at twenty-one years old. Not only is it a whole new level of responsibility that makes you appreciate your parents even more, but he also makes me feel young. He makes me feel like I’m back in that field with my friends at fourteen years old, without a care in the world.
https://allbymorwen.wordpress.com/2026/01/21/quit-treating-me-like-an-adult

Keywords: Personal , coming of age , creative writing , slice of life , teenage
Let me hide behind adolescence just a little longer. I am not ready for the world. It is a bittersweet moment. I am responsible, I am sensible, I have prepared myself for adulthood. But I can no longer run away. I must stand now and face, with eyes full of tears, all the horrors my adolescence hid from me.
https://sinbycosvi.wordpress.com/2023/06/05/the-twilight-of-my-teens

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Growing up, I loved the movie, “13 Going on 30.” I loved watching Jenna Rink in her fun party dress while figuring her life out. I remember thinking as a young girl, “WOWWWWWWW it will be forever until I turn 30.”
https://simplyangelamarie.wordpress.com/2023/05/27/30-flirty-thriving

Keywords: breakups , depression , Divorce , Relationships
It’s going to take a lot of work, but I know we can do it together. Separately, neither of us is a functional adult, but together we fill in each other’s flaws and make one whole person. He does the dishes; I pay the bills. I do the laundry; he mows the lawn. We make a good team.
https://whatasillygirl.wordpress.com/2025/02/10/the-scars-of-justice

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teenage Larney would think I’m the coolest person ever, rockstar for sure
https://rhoolarney.wordpress.com/2024/09/26/lets-catch-up-2024-almost-done

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You are now in college, trying hard to survive. It is honestly pretty funny that you are struggling in college knowing that you have always done well with your studies. I know you don’t really know what you want to be growing up, I too don’t. I have not yet felt strongly for a certain career path but right now, we are trying our best to be an engineer, which is actually pretty bold for a shy kid. All things aside, I am really proud that we have come along this far. We are just a few years away from graduating and actually becoming adults. Until then, I am going to continue to figure out what works the best for us, for our happiness and for our dreams. I love you buddy!
https://fujilascuna.wordpress.com/2022/10/05/hello-kiddo

Keywords: Diet Culture, Mental Health , body image, Bodydysmorphicdisorder, livingwithdepressionandanxeity, Mental Health, selflove, womensupportingwomen
So here I am 38 years old and heavier than I’d ever imagined but life is good, sooo good.
https://cheerielee53.wordpress.com/2022/09/30/queen-bea-an-introduction

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University felt a bit like a transitional period from teenager to adult and now I feel like I have nothing to hide behind now even though I still don’t want to be an adult. I was having so many existential crises over where I should be living and working whilst actively trying to avoid making a decision about any long-term plans. I contemplated moving to Glasgow, switching jobs, taking online courses and started looking at masters programmes because without the student lifestyle, I lost my way quite a bit. However, it’s evident from talking to me or reading my dissertation, that Edinburgh is a huge part of my identity and giving it up by moving away wasn’t going to be the cure that I thought it would be. Instead, I moved to a different part of the city, the West End, switched to a full-time role at my job and started taking myself out on dates again.
https://beccamarriner.com/2022/01/21/its-been-a-blur

Keywords: Life in general , Adulting , Life
In the early years of my 20s, I started to learn that money doesn’t necessarily make us happy. I know, I know there’s a lot of talk about this. I mean, at the end of the day, we all need money to do our thing, right? But, what I’m trying to say here is that, I’ve realized that during the hours I’ve spent stressing about how I’m not achieving those life goals that society tells us we should’ve reached by now, I’ve missed out on living. I could’ve made so many more memories and probably been a lot happier if I chased joy instead, if I choose my version of success to be how many times I’ve laughed this week, if I counted experience in the same way I do money, or if I climbed a mountain with the same eagerness as the career ladder. There’s a whole world to discover outside of those boundaries we’ve set for ourselves!
https://nomariejean.com/2021/12/09/thoughts-so-far-on-being-in-my-20s-and-nearing-my-30s