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[quote=Anonymous]I'm 41, but have been feeling this way for a couple of years. The article summed it up well. This part in particular is a thought I have often: "Possibilities. We still have them in midlife, but they can start to seem so abstract. Yes, I could go get a doctorate, but where would I find the graduate school tuition? I could switch careers—therapist? Zamboni driver?—but at this stage of life, do I really want to start from the bottom, surrounded by 20-year-olds? If I went on an Eat, Pray, Love walkabout, who would pick up the kid from school?" At work, my boss is a millennial and my other co-worker is a Gen Z. I never really understood the stark differences in generations until this job. Sometimes I feel like I'm in some sort of alternate reality. [/quote]
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