I'm surprised that the 15-18 group is so much larger than 19-23 group.
I'm 19.
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I'm surprised that the 15-18 group is so much larger than 19-23 group.
I'm 19.
Yeah I thought the same thing. I'm in my 20's and figured there would be more people my age. But when I think about it, I guess lucid dreaming would attract more people in high school than people in college. I wish I knew about it during high school.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vertebrate
College is too stressful. I can't recall anything if I have work to do. :panic:Quote:
Originally Posted by NrElAx
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I'm 16
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Yes, I am in fact a robot sent from the future to destroy all humani... I mean give hugs to little kittens.
me, im 14 but im told i think like an adult too much
That's how you should think. Don't stop thinking that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by TestofFaith
But, in a couple years you'll realize how childish you were in thinking that way.
That's how the brain works, always learning and such.
I'm also surprised about the age of most people on here! It's a relief to see that the younger age groups posting in English, rather than 1337 lolzor rolfcopter incredibly annoying speak.
I'm making myself sound old here. I'm 19, University is the perfect environment for learning LDs - plenty of lie ins and naps.
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If I've noticed anything it's that there is a direct correlation between the 14-16 year old age group and general lack of post structure, grammar, and punctuation. I've been thinking about suggesting a higher degree of enforcement on making readable posts.Quote:
Originally Posted by riverboy
20. Was also surprised my age group wasn't leading in the polls. hahaha. But it could make sense in its own way.
27 .... hmmm, it would seem I'm in a minority here.... surprising to see how young so many of the members are
Turned 19 a month ago.
Well, I'm 14 right now. Just a few more months and i'll be 15. Plus I can have myself some mustache.
16 - quite mature (due to the shit private school i go to) but with a cba attitude.
15, but I try to use proper English and grammer despite my piss poor spelling skills.
Why do so many of the teenagers (well the two that I've seen while skimming this post) feel they need to back up their age by saying they're mature for their age?
I love the beautiful curve that the poll results make.
Good observation, I've noticed this. I've especially seen this in the vast cesspool of youtube comments where people always includes a type of qualifier with age. Then again, I was like this, too. In personal experience there's something about being forced into an environment of cliques and peer pressure (ie. high school) year after year that can seed insecurity. It's tedious and stressful. I was swayed by the popular group so far as I usually engaged the polar opposite of whatever they were doing, yet nevertheless still being defined by them. A fresh breath of the outside world cured me of the entire spectacle. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Dianeva
Not meaning offense to any teenagers here. In my mind I was 18 a few weeks ago. Anyway, I'm 22.
Its actually 13 but whatevs
You should probably include what you're referring to. Lulz.Quote:
Originally Posted by mooseantlers
I'm pretty surprised that High school aged kids beat college aged people. But then again, what do I know? I am in the leading group after all :P
15. 16 this year, hell yeah! :banana:
I can't back up whether I'm mature 'cause I don't know :P In a few years time I'll probably look back and think "wtf was going through your mind eh??"
Just turned 20 a few weeks ago, it is pro.
I can now saw "Suck it teenagers"
I enjoy not being a teenager and getting to feel superior to my 19 year old roommate(who is 4 months younger than me), since I know more about the world and am way more mature and smart because of it :cheeky:
Don't you turn adult when you hit 18?Quote:
Originally Posted by WinRic