I feel ya Britney. I used to think I had the answers to everything too..
Unfortunately, there's no adult enrolment ceremony so I think we have to make up our own rules. Here's my take on life's secret rites of passage to becoming a grown up.
You greet people with a kiss/handshake.
Is it one cheek? Both cheeks? Handshake? Half hug hand shake? OH MY GOD THEY'RE CENTIMETRES AWAY FROM MY FACE AND I CAN'T DECIDE. What happened to a good old fashioned wave?! I think we should adopt the Japanese bow. No tough on the spot decisions to make - and bonus! less germs.
You go out for a drink.
Not even out out. Just a drink, then bed at a sensible hour.
When you do go out out at home, you see your little sister's ex-boyfriends younger cousins.
And you feel old and gross.
You finally understand your parents despair at lights left on.
It's like bloody Blackpool illuminations here!
You have come in from a long day and thought 'Oh God, I need a drink!"
Seein fings written lyk dis makes u die a lil bit inside.
URRRRGGGHHHH. I'll give you a minute to shake that one off.
You no longer have sugar in your tea.
I still have sugar in my tea (one please) and I cling to this to justify my existence as a non-adult.
And if all this isn't enough to catapult you into a quarter life crisis - remember this GROWN UP shows about GROWN UPS and their GROWN UP problems?
Well you're almost the same age as Rachel (24) when she stumbled into everyone's favourite coffee shop on that fateful day..
Sorry!
I still have sugar in my tea (one please) and I cling to this to justify my existence as a non-adult.
And if all this isn't enough to catapult you into a quarter life crisis - remember this GROWN UP shows about GROWN UPS and their GROWN UP problems?
Well you're almost the same age as Rachel (24) when she stumbled into everyone's favourite coffee shop on that fateful day..
Sorry!
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