A 26 Year Old's BIGGEST Struggle

i found what she said very inspiring. as 26 myself, im looking forward to the future, and i feel lucky just to be alive

Wtf is wrong with this comment section? There's a ton of comments assuming she's just a rich daddy's girl. We don't know anything about her.

Knowing & being yourself at 26 is an awesome realization!

Good for her. Being a people pleaser gets you absolutely no where. Being codependent gets you no where. You can be a beautiful and useful person while having boundaries!!!

Why all be so negative about her experience. it's no contest. Life is not a contest. Good for her that she feels like this 🎉

I agree with her. 25-30 years old is the best age bracket. You get to earn money, you get to experience things, you can buy things for yourself and most of all it is so exciting to be independent.

I'm 26 and my life is no where near where I want it to be and I'm frustrated. Trying to take it day by day but it's exhausting tbh. Can't afford anythinggg

People just project their own limiting beliefs in others. This girl has a great outlook on life at young age. Her belief in herself will take her far 👏

What I’m most impressed with is her doing an interview in a 2nd language. I aspire to be that good at my 2nd language

I hate that saying no we don’t all have the same 24 hours some people have 24 hours to do whatever they want some people don’t have a choice in what they do with their time at all some people have a couple hours of free time but have to spend most of the day working and or studying

As a 26 year old father of one son so far, I’ve realized I want my son to look at life as she does. He doesn’t need to struggle, nor witness the bad. Only the good, then I hope his children have it even better. Work is no longer work, it’s just something that needs done. Being 26, to me, is when light bulbs are clicking yet I’m cleaning up the messes from 18-25. All in all it’s a joy and I love life. Could be better, could be helluva lot worse.

It’s great to be 26 and realise your aesthetically beautiful, wearing an Ace of hearts sweater and also have the brains and emotion to harness it. That definitely helps

Molly-Mae again with ‘The same 24 hours’. AMI Paris Jumper £350 Canada Goose - £1000 Prada Sunglasses - £200 Jacquemus Bag - £500 This feels like a naïve, highly privileged outlook but maybe I’m wrong and just bitter that I do not feel this unburdened in my 20’s... I am not without my privileges either. (Edit: I'm definitely bitter and probably living in the wrong city doing the wrong thing)

Comments are proof people only take advice when it comes from a random guy who doesnt look like he made it. They want advice from people that made it but as soon as someone appears and looks like it went well for them..they dismiss it and turn hate mode

What an intelligent young woman

Point of correction: we owe to the people that raised us, to God and our community. There's nothing wrong with living life well but knowing we owe to others makes us strive for selfless excellence. We all have to stand on someone's shoulder or lean on them to be where we are. We should give back by doing same ...... We actually rise higher by considering others. Staying down to earth is a metaphor!

i started being independent when i was 16, life sucks

Crazy how her words are misconstrued as an effect of her outfit

The one thing I struggled with growing up was trusting my gut. I had a lot of anxiety growing up and it was difficult to determine whether my fears were rational and irrational. I learning that anxiety is a symptom of a Traumatic upbringing and learning that I had to manage myself and learn to put myself in the best situations where I’m more mentally healthy and clear (eating healthy, being around a good environment with good people, etc) but also that these mental health issues is a response to something so if you feel like something Is off, trust it, even if you are wrong. It’s good to trust yourself as when things don’t feel right, it’s never gonna get better the more you ignore it.

I freaking hate when people say 'everyone has the same 24 hours'. No, they don't. Someone who has people to clean, cook, and do basic general life things for them, has way more time than someone who has to do these things themselves.