u/BeliniAndy

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Has anyone else started appreciating ordinary things more as they got older?

Lately I’ve noticed something strange.

Things I used to barely notice — a quiet evening, a phone call with family, a normal day without bad news — now feel much more valuable.

Maybe it’s age. Maybe it’s life experience.

But somehow ordinary things don’t feel ordinary anymore.

Has anyone else felt this?

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u/BeliniAndy — 2 days ago
▲ 7 r/self

I talked to my mom today and had one of those strange moments where reality hits you.

When you're younger, you always feel like there will be more time later — more time to help your parents, spend time with them, improve your own life.

But suddenly you realize time is moving much faster than you thought.

Does anyone else get that feeling?

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u/BeliniAndy — 6 days ago