This Redditor’s journey illustrates that retirement can bring unexpected challenges, particularly in mental health, community engagement, and family priorities, rather than just financial freedom.
"Superficially, the obvious answer would be losing my virginity. But I'm like pretty much everyone else in that my first time was lousy for both people involved."
In the midst of her chaotic life, there were moments filled with beauty and simplicity, like the luscious yellow irises blooming in spring, signifying hope.
"I could see my lifetime. I could see everything all at once. In death there was no time, yet it was also all time and forever."
Yall wanna know something that bothers me? I am 42 years old and I regret losing my virginity to the person I lost it to. It means nothing but I wish it was another person other than her.
