I got this huge problem with "time"...help plz?

Question

idk, i keep getting so afraid tommorrow i will wake up and i'll be 80 years old, i keep asking my dad and teachers and som older guys i kno about this, they all say "yes time does by fast" and i dont kno if i should be worried as much as i am now or if i should go with it, what should i think that can calm me down?

Answer 1

Occupy your present time. Ask yourself if I woke up tomorrow and I am 80, what are somethings I would have liked to have done when I was young? Then go ahead and do those things today so that 70 or so years from now, you will wake up and say, "I am so glad I did all those things when I was young!" Thats the joy of living Cody, its to be a child, a young adult, an adult and then old. It comes in that order so make sure you enjoy every single day of your every stage in life. Ask all the old people that you know what are some of the things they wish they did when they were your age? And go ahead and do those things. There is so much to do and enjoy for you to waste time being afraid of growing old. Its a blessing to live to be 80!

Answer 2

eh, you can't stop time,

don't think about it i guess

Party it up while you're young

get a hobby or something to keep your mind off it

Answer 3

Write a "snapshot" list of what/where/who you hope you are at 30, 40 ,50,etc years old.

Your anxiety comes from a fear of wasting your life.

The beauty of getting older though is that each age reveals a new set of questions / revelations / honesty / problems / answers - it never stops! Nothing is wasted!

The secret is to make the most of each "time" you are NOW in. I look back and wish I was 19 again, but I don't really - what I wish is that I could be 19 knowing what I know NOW at 34.

It is true though that the older you get the faster time goes. Fact.

Answer 4

Well i can 2349238492389% guarantee you that you wont wake up tomorrow and be 80 years old. Time does indeed fly, but enjoy your life while your young, becuase as you age your going to miss it all and wish you had them back. Easier said than done, but try not to think about it, go out and enjoy life each day. I hope this somewhat helps

Answer 5

what i think in order to "deal" with time is that death is not the end. that's what also comforts me when thinking about a loved one who passed away.