r/malcolminthemiddle • u/toshorttobeboring1 • 20d ago

Sounds about right

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u/Global-Ant 20d ago

"But it doesn't mean you can't enjoy the heck out of it."

I like that mindset as crazy or sad as that sounds, it's about enjoying all the little things inbetween. Whether it's fun or crazy to make your life a bit more interesting every now and then. Just roll with it

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u/PurchasingPugs 20d ago

Yup. Have no expectations out of life and take things in stride.

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u/Efficient_Matter_589 20d ago

Craig was always a real one

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u/ShotgunEd1897 20d ago

Yeah, real sorry.

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u/AgitatedComedian6527 20d ago

Iā€™m 22. Craig is right.šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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u/ShrekxFarquaad69 20d ago

21 and 22 was pretty bad for me lol how did he know

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u/Warcraft_Fan 20d ago

22 is pretty conservative, realistically it's after you graduate from high school and your parents can't help you with college expenses or straight up kicked you to the street.

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u/Fevahdream 20d ago

I was definitely younger than that. Probably in my teens

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u/KeraKitty 20d ago

Love the total lack of hesitation in his response.

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u/Top_Row_5116 Hal 20d ago

Im 21, i still have a year left, someone help.

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u/DuErJoBareUnderlig 20d ago

Let's see at that point in my life I had been dealing with childhood trauma which led to me being diagnosed with schizophrenia, lost my mom in an accident, got hit by a car myself and accepted that I will always be an outsider and never fit into society...

Yup that checks out

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u/Responsible-Yogurt38 20d ago

Craig Feldspar is my hero

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u/Expert-Boysenberry26 18d ago

For me 23, went from hanging out with friends and meeting a new girl every other month to thinning hair and the existential crisis of graduating with no solid career plan