How to Grow the Fuck Up: Guides to Life

howtogrowthefuckup:

I know it can be a nightmare to dig through our tags and see all those asks and not the guides. So here is a handy-dandy list of all our “official” posts (plus a list of relevant asks at the end).

Apartments/Houses/Moving

Education

Finances

Job Hunting

Life Skills

Miscellaneous

Relationships

Travel & Vehicles


Other Blog Features

Asks I’ll Probably Need to Refer People to Later

[Note: This post will be updated as new guides are written, please click here to see the full, updated post.]

uselessgaywhovian:

soupengine:

like trust me, 13/14/15 year old follwers i have

you are in a weird time of your life right now,

when you are 19/20/21 you’re going to look at yourself and just go “what the fuck”

and thats ok

I just want to warn you though.

also 19/20/21 year old followers

when you’re 24 you’re also gonna look back on yourself and go “what the fuck”

i think it’s just a lifelong process

I’m 35 and can confirm this continues to happen

being a grown-up

wilwheaton:

BLOG: being a grown-up

This is one of my favorite xkcds:
Grownups

The whole time we’re kids, people are always telling us to “grow up”, when what they really mean, I think, is “calm down” or “stop having fun” or “you can’t have your pudding if you don’t eat your meat”.

I’m an actual, fully-functional, 100% real grown-up, and this weekend, it meant that I spent all day yesterday reading comic books, and then stayed up waypast my…

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hungrylikethewolfie:

suaine:

nointerrruption:

growing up sucks because you realize $1000 isn’t a lot of money

Growing up sucks because you realize $1000 is a fortune.

Growing up sucks because you realize both of these are true at the same time.

I feel like I gained a level in adulthood today.

My bills are paid. I have an appointment next week with a counselor and also the dentist. My performance differential (pay raise tied to performance) started today. My direct deposit towards savings kicked in today as well. There is still money in the bank and nothing I have to sweat about paying until next months rent.

Tomorrow I’ll get my car inspected and an oil change.

Woo.