At what point is it too late?
Age, education, work history, physical condition.
I think I'm there.
>>29071327
>I think i'm there.
well, what age are you?
>>29071344
26
Pretty screwed on all fronts
>>29071381
what you wanna do, exactly?
what have you done so far?
>>29071327
never too late buddy, even if you start from 0
>>29071327
Who is she?
Original sin
>>29071457
Graded hs and then lived with my mom since
>>29071327
>>At what point is it too late
By 21, the platform of who you really are has it's foundations already firmly set. At this point you have reached development and you are the person who you are going to be.
If your an unhappy, nasty bastard, then it's going to take a lot of effort and many years to try and change, if you can ever be bothered with the effort that it takes.
I'd say mid 20s or so. I was 22 when I first started trying to get a job and it was pretty much impossible with my lack of employment history. I ended up enlisting.
>>29071533
And what do you want to do?
Over 30 you can just phone it in.
>>29071327
It's never late moron.
Age is just a number, and I'm not saying that just to say it. As for education, it doesn't matter, you can go to college at 100 if you want. Work history, doesn't matter. You can always write freelance or gap years or explain that you had a personal issue that you took care of. Employers don't give a shit as long as you can function normally. Physical condition is the only important thing. If you are over 200 pounds, start losing weight or kill yourself. NO ONE LIKES FAT PEOPLE. Not even fat people like fat people. Being fat is a fetish and all fetishes that aren't a general attraction for the opposite gender is degenerate. Do not watch porn. Do not masturbate. Do not eat refined sugar or high carbohydrate foods. Drink water only.
This is everything. Don't worry so much. Fix your health and everything will follow.
>>29071568
I don't think there's really a cutoff line, but I think your second statement is right. People are never completely unchangeable, it's just that it takes more time the older you are. Changing yourself might take you half a year when you're 12, a year when you're 15, two years when you're 19, four years when 22, etc.
>>29071327
Never too late m8 hold on
>>29072683
normie platitudes everywhere holy shit
>employers don't care about gaps
LOL
I'd say in your 30s as well.
It's not impossible, but the odds go down pretty drastically imho
>>29073835
This is reasonable I'd say
>started lifting at 24
>started university at 27
I'm 30 now. I have an aesthetic physique and higher education. Better than having neither, and being a 100% shut-in like I was from 16-24. I actually look like a normie so I can mend into society without looking like some pasty looking skeleton ghost NEET.
>>29073250
Isnt that the ape from the reboot
>>29074956
Yep, when you get out of the "fresh babyface" phase and start really looking like a mid-aged person, people judge you differently and the expectations are higher.
You're not "just some kid" and things like holes in your resume, lack of social skills, etc. are just not tolerated.
>>29075371
That ape has a point though.
45 is kinda the cut off. you're gonna be too old to properly put in the years of investment needed to get good at a lot of things. reading is still an option because its not very physical so you can still do shit on that front.
So long as you can get up in the morning and do shit there really isn't any limit to what you can do.
