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2018-09-11View Original

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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2018-9-11 at 19:51
Reply #22018-09-11
Started to be rebellious at the age of 10, realizing that the world was in the hands of adults; Then go to school; it’s not certain whether one can get into a good school ; After all, one has to make money to live, so by finding a job, one comes into contact with all kinds of people and has to maintain balance within various social networks ; Most people end up getting married and having children, right? Another cycle in the life trajectory of the previous generation.
Reply #32018-09-11
Childhood, childhood, the spring of the motherland
Reply #42018-09-11
When you become an adult, you’ll understand the hardships; let go, and you’ll achieve immortality; P
Reply #52018-09-11
Actually, it’s fine to take the usual path – try to avoid any problems
Reply #62018-09-11
It’s tough at 10; growing up too early!
Reply #72018-09-11
So when some people grow old, it is also called passing away in peace
Reply #82018-09-11
I agree too; it’s really tough to be between 10 and 70 years old.
Reply #92018-09-11
Logically, after the age of 60 there should be few worries, aside from health issues.

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