30-year-old Whisky
Venga aquí y festeje que las bebidas espirituosas añejan bien. Además observará presencia de primitos Werner, cosa que nunca está de más.Link relativo a los comments: Quarterlife Crisis.com
posted by Andy W at
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
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The quarter-life crisis is a term, coined circa November 1965 in Toronto, by psychologist Elliot Jaques, applied to the period of life immediately following the major changes of adolescence, usually ranging from the ages of 21 - 29. The term is named by analogy with mid-life crisis.
Characteristics of this crisis are:
* confusion of identity
* insecurity regarding the near future
* insecurity regarding present accomplishments
* re-evaluation of close interpersonal relationships
* disappointment with one's job
* nostalgia for college life
* tendency to hold stronger opinions
* boredom with social interactions
* financially-rooted stress
* loneliness
These emotions and insecurities are not uncommon at this age, nor at any age in adult life. In the context of the quarter-life crisis, however, they occur shortly after a young person – usually an educated professional, in this context – enters the "real world". After the initial excitement of adult life and its responsibilities wears off, some individuals find themselves in a world of career stagnation and extreme insecurity.
La verdá, añejé bárbaro. Y a los cuarenta, ni te digo. Voy a tener sangre azul.
Y de la crisis, digamos que algunos puntos los superé. No le temo a nada. I don't look back in anger. Mi gente no me aburre ni yo a ellas. Me quedo con estos puntos:
* confusion of identity (tiendo a la esquizofrenia y a los wild swings of mood)
* insecurity regarding the near future (si, especialmente las cotizaciones, pero por ahora voy pegándole)
* re-evaluation of close interpersonal relationships (he empezado a coger con cualquiera)
* tendency to hold stronger opinions (leo ámbito y estoy medio facho últimamente)
Por lo demás, la gente muere por pasar el tiempo conmigo. Merci!
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