Verdict Is In: These Are The Hardest Years Of Your Life!

The first 1,000 people to sign up to Skillshare will get their first 2 months for free: skl.sh/infogra...
What part of your life will be the hardest? Are teenage years the hardest years of your life or could it be the years afterwards? Is life in middle school hardest than life in high school? What stages of life will be the hardest for you? Maybe college?
No one can predict for certain what will be the hardest years of your life because no one knows what calamities might befall you. Nonetheless, there are plenty of studies that tell us most people face certain obstacles in life that all tend to happen at certain times. We are sure you’ve heard of the mid-life crisis, or perhaps teenage angst, or those trying times in early adulthood when people need to grow-up, get a job, and take responsibility for themselves. Then there are the vagaries of old age. The specter of debilitating arthritis, incurable diseases, knowing the Grim Reaper is checking Google Maps to find out how to get to your house. Today we’ll look at when most people face the most difficulties, in this episode of the Infographics Show, What will be the hardest years of your life?
SUBSCRIBE TO US -► bit.ly/TheInfog...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
WEBSITE (SUGGEST A TOPIC):
theinfographics...
SUPPORT US:
Patreon.......► / theinfographicsshow
SOCIAL:
Twitter........► / theinfoshow
Subreddit...► / theinfographicsshow
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sources for this episode:
pastebin.com/Q...

[@TheInfographicsShow]

1. Name the stage of your life you're currently in. 2. Give me an advice what one must do in this stage to be able to say in the future: "I did it properly!"

[@icecold4085]

Teenager - - Think before u say. Listen more than u speak, U got 2 ears and 2 mouth

[@MrMan-ke9ph]

Early 20s- get in the habit of being independent. Try new things to get a better understanding of what you are capable of.

[@matthewatkison7526]

Just a freshman

[@jay3176]

I'm 14 and idk what I'm doin with my life.

[@overtimesports1607]

Keep your head up. You can't climb a ladder looking down.

[@danielpetka446]

What I learned from, this video: *teens are bad but it's about to get worse*

[@AminKhojah]

ardishco it’s a comment section. Not a shut up section

[@avsgaming03]

My teen years have been great so far. Its all because i have never touched social media

[@beaucaspar3990]

@@avsgaming03 Is that the only reason?

[@Novusod]

Every stage of life has its' problems. I think it is designed that way so people never really figure out it is the system itself that screwed up. Youth (stress about school), young adult (shaky transition into work life), middle (stress about stagnant career), then you die and realize it was all for nothing. But it wasn't all for nothing. Someone else benefited from your lifetime of toil as a wage and debt slave. The best slave is the one that does not realize he is a slave. The best slave is the one that does not realize he is being exploited. That is why life is designed the way it is; to keep the slaves distracted marching from one disenchantment to the next so they never figure out what is being done to them. The truth is your are someone's slave and that is why all stages of life are set up to suck. It is designed to suck the life right out of you.

[@marieleftwich6002]

Life is deppressing

[@tim_garcia]

Just entered the 20's this year. My biggest struggles right now are getting my university education, being independent, and setting up a successful career in the future. All while trying to have a life...

[@TheRacy]

Hate to be a Debbie downer, but It gets much harder after college. Enjoy all the freedom and optimism you have while it lasts.

[@TheRacy]

@TheAvatarState This is a key issue because we are told to make a life impacting decision when are 17. We haven't matured enough and we are still highly influenced by our parents.

[@Blueden_]

The hardest part is when you get out of school with your degrees and employers tell you, your not qualified because you don't have no work experience in the field of your study. It's even worser when your older and you have maby like 15-20 years of experience, then they will be like your over qualified for the position.

[@damion1121]

αlιуαн have you seen how much it cost now?? University is a huge mistake. Go buy a house instead or start investing the money and you’ll live more comfortably than 90% of the people who went to university.

[@jayjalloh3912]

im with you, my friend.

[@lavenderandtwig]

Teenage years can be so difficult because we are stuck in such a small world and thus bullying, lacking friends, having bad parents is all we know and we can easily lose hope. Leaving to college and into the real world will open our eyes to tons of possibilities. As I can relate to this, I will also say that if you do not have parents that are supporting you financially, you will have to carry the financial burden of possibly not having food to eat unless you are working two jobs plus being a full time student. So our problems may not be the same but they still can cause similar levels of stress and anxiety. It also depends of course on the person's individual experience and what happens to them that they do not have control over.

[@rominarahbar2011]

@BrandonSolis128 I’d say 15/16 :(

[@mattatron3152]

I think it depends heavily on the individual-as a teen-life was relatively easy for me and that immaturity came back to bite me numerous times in my 20s so I could relate heavily to what they said about the 20s being an unpleasant decade....

[@skylergerman4853]

Thats alot of words

[@skylergerman4853]

@Goodfella Frank I'm sure kiddo

[@malone9378]

Im 25, it hits you hard when you realize you arent really the person you thought you were

[@xelivo8315]

malone 93 20 recently and this just hit me , for some reason i always thought i was a nice guy

[@Vstrum]

Would be interested in hearing your lifestyle and what you thought of yourself

[@davidsnow6716]

Believe me dude I know how that feels

[@AlastorTheNPDemon]

Age 23. Found out I have ridiculously high narcissism, possibly even NPD. Welp, my life is actually a lie! Haha!

[@mikeyd7733]

30 right now, but around 25 is when my depression peaked. I always was told and truly thought I was exceptionally intelligent and then it hits you that you are marginally above average and now have an ego problem that nets you no gain, just grief. Led to alcohol abuse and I am still going through it.

[@cosmo9925]

*Young:* Lots of energy Lots of time No money *Middle aged:* Lots of energy Lots of money No Time *Old* Lots of time Lots of money No energy.

[@naritruwireve1381]

Cosmo 99 that is so true. Every stage of life can be difficult, but every stage of life can bring meaningful memories as well, so you just gotta make the most out of what you've got

[@noureldinalawami8603]

So true

[@notimportant8329]

Me: No Energy and no Time (I'm working full time & I'm also studying full time at the same time), No Money (I'm paying for my tuition fee and for my own survival). Few friends, No girls, No reasons to live.

[@manaraslespaul]

OLD + COCAIN =ULTIMATE HUMAN FORM

[@jantran5349]

Then change it Young: Lots of energy Lots of time No money Middle aged: Lots of energy a bit of money Just say f8ck you to the society more time Old : Die happy instead of prolonging your life.

[@keithmoriyama5421]

I just turned 64 and just in the last couple of years everything has come together and I am happy. WHY? Because I don't give a shit anymore and I have finally abandoned my ego....life's good. My only regret? Why did it take me so long to figure that out.

[@sideemail2234]

Keith Moriyama im 16 how do i abandon my ego

[@dereks6636]

@@sideemail2234 I'm 26 and I can tell you right now stop caring about what others think about you, do what makes you happy and have compassion. Life will get great.

[@desmondchew9789]

Yeah when you get to the time where you figure out ego has done you nothing, your only pressing problems are the practical ones. And I'm 19, and abandoned the o so glorious social status my generation is so worried on

[@sebasdavis8081]

@@sideemail2234 aight I'm 14 and from my 11 to 13 I was ego was insane. So what I did is I just tried to be nice to people, and the sadest part is I had to WikiHow how to be nice. So just hang in there mate, you can get through this.

[@cincocentcc7280]

Bless u.

[@ineedmymodfixed]

As a 25 year old this is surprisingly accurate. No part in life to this point has been easy, but you just need to focus and stay planted. Figure out what you want to do, but don't be afraid to venture out of what you chose for something else. I went to technical school in highschool for welding and worked at a weld shop for 6 years building myself up from the ground. I now work doing laser welding and tig under a microscope something I never imagined I would ever do. If you stay on track you will be amazed with the path you can make for yourself.

[@avenger_j]

But if I can't find may path coz sport doesn't guarantee me carrer or job :(

[@ineedmymodfixed]

@@avenger_j always have a backup plan you can't count 100% on one thing to pan out for you

[@AdamsLTFC420]

Thanks for the advice.

[@AdamsLTFC420]

@@avenger_j you don't have to be an athlete or footballer etc, you can still find a job In the field of sport

[@avenger_j]

Damn, thanks!

[@sockamine6692]

As a teen who hasn't yet experienced Adulthood or old age _YES_

[@ChUwU]

same

[@ilias8972]

You haven't seen the difficulties of life yet. Enjoy the lack of responsibilities and as long as you can.

[@billy9497able]

Oh guys.... I know you've heard this all your life but enjoy being in school. Being an adult sucks in comparison. Please enjoy it. This is coming from a 24 year old. The world doesnt give a shit. You have to fend for yourself. Bills do not pay themselves. You find that out real quick.

[@ChUwU]

@@ilias8972 "lack of responsibilities" boi i have literally 20 minutes of free time every day and don't even have time to sleep for over 6 hours at night, weekends included. (btw i'm 15 years old)

[@AsianIdiots323]

@@ilias8972 Lack of responsibility my arse, literally everything is a responsibility in your teenage years even if it really has nothing to do with you

[@diyagheith1]

Life is the hardest moment of your life Edit: guys, I was 19 when I wrote this

[@gamestarz7030]

Lol ....thanks

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

The greatest tragedy is not death, but what dies inside of you while living.

[@diyagheith1]

@@SegaDisneyUniverse Damn that's deep

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

@@diyagheith1 I heard this from a tv show one day, lol. It stuck with me ever since.😆 Just thought it was an appropriate time to use it.

[@okayloke]

yes

[@bendover5546]

Well i was a grown up at the age of 20. My dad left me to fend for my self at 14. my mom beat me as a Child. Im now 30 in a month. At 21 i lived on 4USD a day for food and rent. Today i have a house, two cars, great job and a son. Yes my 20-29 was a up hill battle. I recomend that you spend your time do what you wanna do and not what others think you shold do. Get a job you love doing, thats where you spend most of your time. Be a person that gives not takes. Never forget that you are the only one that will not discapin you. Pls forgive my bad English😁

[@justlivemyway]

The easiest way for mothers to take out life's frustrations is by beating their own kids mercilessly.

[@heyitskayladiane]

I love this!

[@leannaskiba1]

Mid 30s gets hard. I've not let my childhood bother me for years then it some how popped back into my life mid 30s.

[@thinkerbig8319]

That's perfect English

[@reyvieagas9989]

This give me a lift thanks, i want to give truly

[@KingDayDayDay00]

Besides the gangs, bullies, insecurities, depression, and social awkwardness.... being an adult is harder in a different way but I wouldn't want to go back to being a teenager

[@djregina6897]

Loro sono umano I feel like there’s more responsibilities but it’s definitely better than being a teenager

[@DrSeus-xy9te]

@@djregina6897 true

[@AtomicReverend]

I am 40 and I agree being a teen sucked ass.

[@naritruwireve1381]

I don't know what it's like to be an adult, but I _am_ a teen and boy is life fun! Love being surrounded by judgemental classmates and having to live with an abusive family which ended up giving me depression along with the social anxiety I already have and so both life at school and home sucks, so I'm on the Internet 10 hours a day to keep myself sane and being expected to do adult things while not being an adult yet like getting a drivers license and a job without being taught a single thing about any of it in school; I was just 13 and people were asking me questions about my future like I should know where I will be in 10 years! Yes I am physically well, but am I mentally well? O ho ho I don't know, but life sure does like to give me my regular dose of mental breakdowns ever so often! I swear I'm fine. Life's great cause even if my mind is messed up, I have food to eat :D (not counting the days I starve myself to mess up my insides)

[@KingDayDayDay00]

@@naritruwireve1381 went through the same thing. I stayed on the internet and played video games all day till the age of 19. It was so normal to me and I never went outside for friends... I didn't have real friends I felt.. they were just people I hung around with because I didn't want to be alone. They all turned into gang members. After getting a job after high school, I started to take more control of my life. I think that's the better thing about being an adult. You have more control of your life and learn how to trust yourself. You'll meet a lot of new people, friends, lovers, etc, you'll be more developed physically and mentally. Give it some time, look more into learning, a hobby, consider a trade school of you're not sure what you want to do, save money if you can and good luck.

[@user-zm5wr2zw2t]

*laughs in adulthood*

[@bwingbwinggwiyomi]

Jun Han Tham you were a teen too, CRY WITH US - 3 -

[@djregina6897]

쀵쀵귀염이 Y’all do have it hard! It gets much better in your 20’s

[@djregina6897]

Jason Bouphasavanh I strongly disagree. I was bullied through high school and felt the lowest ever. I hated school (although I was good at it). College sucked too but was alright. My early 20’s consisted on me moving to the big city and trying everything I wanted to try in order to find a great career and although I wasn’t quite sure who I was, it was much better than teenage years. My mid to late twenties (now) are awesome!

[@opinionatedarsehole6495]

@G G wow... Disgraceful, where do you live?

[@YourLocalScout]

*laughs in brail*

[@luckyleo88]

Turning 32 this month and everything is literally falling apart. No job, income, house, depleted savings, stress, depression, anger and resentment. I don't know man, I just hope to find peace within myself. Sigh.

[@Globewanderer000]

I'm sorry. 8 months later....is life better?

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

Our generation will be remembered for wanting to die, and memes. 😃👌

[@NickRoman]

What do you mean, "our"? Which one is that?

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

@@NickRoman Don't worry about it.😞

[@lavellesogucc1]

SegaDisneyUniverse for lames like xxx

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

@@lavellesogucc1 Uh...okay?😕

[@soulwolfx2291]

Wait post millenials, millenials, or both

[@YanniBarnes]

My teenage years were extremely hard, just me and my mom, no dad, no siblings or other family. My mother worked alot and made me feel bad for needing things so i stopped asking. Im currently in the "every day is a struggle" phase, and have a child of my own. Im determined to let him always know he's a great addition, not a hindrance.

[@DK-gl3ih]

Sounds like my teenage years so far

[@nmoney6655]

My mom had to go through a lot when I was a teenager because first I was diabetic and then I had a seizure and slipped into a coma and then she lost her job working for the state government I’m still standing and surviving so obviously my parents prayers were answered

[@TheLifeFormulaa]

The teenage years certainly are interesting and full of turns

[@Tridentus]

Yep. And so are you twenties..

[@SkyLukewater]

I liked the part when you first put yourself inside another human... That's the highlight for me. Best 2 minutes of my teens.

[@MrOssyMoro]

I'm 34 yo, I love these years! I would not live childhood again, you have no freedom, you have to do what other people say, you can't decide for yourself, you can't even choose when go out of your home!

[@sparklejuice]

100% agree.

[@DJNX4995]

Yeeeep

[@omarkhazendar4758]

The grim reaper is checking Google maps for your house that literllary killed me LOL😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@haychmontana5253]

Omar Khazendar frrrr😂

[@YT7mc]

Which part? The joke or the grim reaper

[@mateuszpapierowski988]

@@YT7mc its at the beggining in the first or second minute

[@Ynodel]

Nice pun

[@TheInfographicsShow]

I doubt it's going to be so funny if the Grim Reaper finds you first 😉🤣😂 thanks for the comment🙏

[@ben87graves]

This video hit me in the feelings. Ive come to fear life at times but once those times pass I realize it wasn’t all so bad. Just make the best out of everyday an value the good times....live well.

[@SkyLukewater]

How old are you?

[@ben87graves]

@Nug U words of wisdom!

[@honeyitsyourgrandmawhatsas8429]

How to not do any of these : *dont be born*

[@tilburg8683]

I wish I never was, I never asked to be and looking at everything I definitely don't want to be alive.

[@naritruwireve1381]

My mom and I were talking about life one day and somewhere along the lines, she asked "Do you not want to be born and live?" and I replied with yes and she said "Really?" and laughed, but I was being serious.

[@saphibouny]

*TOOOOOOoooo LATE!*

[@a.wolfgang6423]

honey it ur grandma whats a sub? ?? Don’t want to die so I wis I had never been born

[@SkyLukewater]

@@tilburg8683 pretty amazing that you are though... And out of all the possible creatures you could have been... A dog... A cockroack... A mosquito.... You became a human. Now you have to deal with the knowledge of your approaching death, like the rest of us. ENJOY!

[@layme7315]

Short answer: Yes Long answer: Yes

[@YT7mc]

Long answer no'nt

[@bluefongalt3714]

Real long answer: *Y E S*

[@AminKhojah]

Middle answer: Yes Sorry I’m not even funny

[@cosmickoala6663]

9119 Anmk I laughed

[@AminKhojah]

Jacob Stone thanks❤️

[@jennifunny5421]

Short answer: Yes

[@thedishonoredamerican129]

Teen years, then your forties.

[@lynnz7077]

wee

[@RelaxedBizzare]

*_BANNED_* for saying *_yes_*

[@TheOrangVegetal]

This

[@Ultraempoleon]

Life improves so much after high school just count on it

[@lisacampbell7459]

Childhood and teenage years were the worst. The minute I became an adult it's been smooth sailing. Thank you horrible younger years you make everything seems easy now 😊

[@007blond]

I oofed when you said “downing a xanax and vodka in your one bedroom flat listening to 90s music” why you gotta attack me like that? :/

[@nidanaeem3876]

at least you have a one bedroom flat

[@Sieger1]

Just use a skip card from uno and skip them.

[@t.4237]

Wow thanks

[@normalisboring2831]

Honey.....GCSEs are a breeze compared to A-levels

[@normalisboring2831]

Just want to warn you

[@Tridentus]

@@normalisboring2831 A levels are what it feels like 24/7 once you have a full time job. Just to warn you. The only difference is that you're supposed to act like you aren't stressed and you are a "normal human being who has everything under control". First two years of undergrad are really the only time that is relatively easy... but even that.. is not easy.

[@hazyrory3121]

Sieger omg I never thought of that

[@TheRacy]

I’m 25 and this video sounds pretty accurate.

[@CanonEvent616]

I'm 20, lazy, don't know what to do with this new found freedom, confused, thinks life will be a breeze and this video is accurate.

[@abdullatifadnan5745]

I'm 19 and trying to enter medical school and I'm having the worst time trying to be accepted.

[@ej_matthewsart]

26, just got outta college, in dept from student loans and had to move back in with my parents. suffice to say i guess the 20s are a little rough to me but the best advice I would say would be to understand the career path you wish to follow and also understand that there are multiple ways of getting to said career path. I feel like college (or the misunderstanding of college) or just stabilizing a career has screwed over so many people nowdays so if someone can overcome that then they will have a much easier time going through life, especially their 20s

[@Jacob-wr7ch]

I hear ya. I joined the military right out of high school to get the gi bill to pay for college so I wouldn’t have to deal with the debt. Although, the military isn’t a walk in the park either. And many people are unable to serve.

[@broflo3875]

Why did you go to college then? It's not like college debt and the probability that you won't land a job that pays you $200k a year at 23 are subjects that just arisen last month. Seems like college kids still don't get it.

[@ej_matthewsart]

@@broflo3875 tbh ultimately it was my decision to go but the idea that I wouldn't hold value without going to college stuck to me like glue when I was fresh outta hs. Constantly telling a kid "you won't have a good life if you don't go to college" Is a bit of a trap in itself, especially if said kid didn't have a financially stable upbringing and to go to college they had to take out loans. Another thing I would hear growing up is "oh everyone has student loans. Its normal to be in that debt." Really unfortunate. If I could do it again, I'd skip college and go to trade school then start my business but 🤷🏿‍♂️ what can ya do?

[@CrimsonArzuros]

Childhood was the most difficult since I had to dance Despacito in Elementary School.

[@grace-qu9ks]

Ouch

[@j3pu69]

Crimson Arzuros oof

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

Well, I'm glad I have a childhood where Despacito does'nt exist. If kids can hear it, they must have been born in a wrong generation.

[@exoticcats6119]

That’s horrible! F

[@egorv8685]

this dood is from the future

[@lucidzfl]

When you’re growing up, the transition is hard. When you’re older, life is hard. As a teen and usually early twenties you have safety nets that don’t exist when you’re really on your own.

[@V0L7Y]

i only have 2 friends as a teenager depression and anxiety

[@asaL934]

Edge

[@yasirmunir95]

🤣

[@erschein]

Dear god may you be blessed

[@Kryp_02]

I have 0,be grateful

[@tinyb69]

2 good friends is far better than several crappy acquaintances. Quality over quantity. - Advice from an old guy.

[@k3kboi665]

*ITS GOING TO GET HARDER!?!?!?*

[@cheeseandtoasts2229]

The pic sais it all

[@BitchChill]

Yup

[@food8063]

k3kboi 66 that pic tho

[@Brute4rce1111]

I'm 30, and yes, MUCH harder...

[@k3kboi665]

@@Brute4rce1111 well thats fun.

[@tengil4595]

If my middle 20s are gonna be harder than my late teens I might not make it through. See y'all in Valhalla!

[@landlordofthewoods6001]

What is vallhalla?

[@amy-xaz]

Yeah.. My teens were/are unbearable I can't imagine things getting way worse

[@justyouraveragebro5421]

Well i'm on my last year in highschool 😥 it's sad but i'll miss my life as a teen. Looks like i'll have a hard life from now. For those that in the same position as me i wish you luck and lets hope we'll get an easy life.

[@devine5902]

mr kontol This video made it seem like your life is going to be the most depressing thing ever at any age. If you graduated only a year ago you’re what now 19-20? Your REAL life doesn’t start until you’re around 21 you are still just a caterpillar getting ready to become a butterfly. You’re still growing everyday. Life is literally JUST starting for you. You can’t see into the future, you don’t know what exciting possibilities and adventures await you still. I’d like to hear how you’re doing right now. I’m curious was it as bad as this ducking video made it seem? I doubt it.

[@nicolamiceli9097]

Im in the same situation... just turned 20 and this video makes me wanna die already 😂

[@ramblingrob14]

Hey buddy. Ik how you feel it was only like 2 years ago and it’s not as hard as you think. It gets a tad harder but you can still have fun and enjoy the next chapter of life.

[@AmalDevYT]

Background Music is Calm and Sad

[@Emmanuel.076]

What's its name? ?

[@lentzdadjentlaman1348]

It's just a piano arpeggio progression over and over again

[@volitiveclover]

i will never let statistics define me.

[@DentsutXD]

I'm 18, so in my late teens/early adulthood. For me, the ages of 12-16 were the hardest due to mental illness, bad parenting, being in foster care and dealing with abandonment issues due to two foster families giving me back to foster care. I used to drink a lot, almost every day, I had reckless behavior and I swore I wouldn't live to have my 18th birthday. I moved on my own at 16, just before turning 17. First 3-5 months were partying, spending recklessly and dropping out of art school. I got my act together around August last year, I budget, save, go to work, eat healthy and I take care of myself. I wish I had someone to tell me that it's okay to cut off toxicity from your life, to take some time before deciding what you want to study and that you should always save since set backs happen.

[@victorvondeathstroke7682]

You teens are in for a rude awakening when you start working full time, have to pay bills, raise a family, etc. I day dream often about returning to simpler times... high school

[@gamestarz7030]

Agree on tat ......highschool were the best times

[@asielmilian38]

Victor Von Deathstroke I don't like high school.

[@treasurer.9453]

Asiel MILIAN I hated it too. So much so, I chose independent studies. That’s right I willingly opted out of the high school experience.. and STILL I would give anything to go back to those days lmao.

[@lycan6771]

Like youtube is my only way out of this car crash

[@neonsamus]

Lol why do you say raising a family like thats something you HAVE to do

[@joelthompson9]

6:41 "Im not happy My wife is cheating on me" looks happy af 😂

[@mayukdas1956]

Lol

[@tammyforbes2101]

😂

[@olekristian3641]

If you are a teen(like me) HELLO👋

[@nidavillamil2832]

Hello :)

[@sumedhhhh]

hi bruv

[@TheOrangVegetal]

Hey

[@doug5988]

Rip childhood

[@gamehub4194]

@@nidavillamil2832 hi

[@NewbyTon]

Teenage years: *_CRAWLING IN MY SKIN INTENSIFIES_*

[@andreaslind6338]

Angst is part of being a teen, let him have his "fun" and stop trying to put down a kid to try to feel superior

[@TheLoneTyto]

@Common Sense For me, both are true if you subtract the Fortnite, I'm one of the few kids that actually doesn't like Fortnite. All the hype it's getting is over a game mode that's all cash grab at this point.

[@mgbm8335]

*NUMB INTENSIFIES*

[@lycan6771]

@@TheLoneTyto and people call fifa a cash grab atleast you get something from spending money on fifa in fortnite you get a skin exiting isnt it

[@sugoiboyxl8345]

*_R.I.P Chester._*

[@arttukettunen5757]

This video made me too aware of the future and getting depressed that this all exists. Hopefully the system changes up a bit before I leave teenage lol

[@alen6637]

motivational speech + instructive video = best youtuber ♡

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Thanks 💪🏻

[@bigt7706]

Honestly tho

[@dragonwhelmet7783]

As humans we made our life's hard. So we should blame ourselves not the years.

[@BitchChill]

We can't control everything

[@Caitlin-dj6kt]

We can't control somethings, so something's we didn't make our life hard.

[@panda3d180]

@@BitchChill we can't control everything cause life is a computer simulation

[@lavenderandtwig]

lol you clearly don't have trauma that you had no control over

[@ronaldlochard944]

Not blaming myself for what y’all humans did

[@Kittie28]

It's really true what they say: Life begins at 40. My 40s have been the best years of my life and i'm only 42. you could never pay me to be in my teens/20s again

[@iiCounted-op5jx]

bruh how does life begin at 40 wtf? at 40 ur life is half over 💀

[@Harcorwrestler]

@@iiCounted-op5jx she means your ideal life starts at 40, when things have finally come together, most importantly financially, emotionally and spiritually. And the roller coaster experience of being in your 20’s and 30’s makes being 40 all that more sweeter.

[@tinyb69]

Don't be afraid of getting old, be afraid of THINKING that you're old.

[@lycan6771]

I dont think i am im afraid of getting older and nothing Will be better ive always said to myself. id rather live only 10 years happy than 50 years unhappy

[@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387]

That’s what bill Clinton said

[@iiCounted-op5jx]

@@lycan6771 same

[@jllarivee60]

Im 28 now. The dating stage was the hardest for me in my early 20s. Caused me lots of depression. But now i'm married with a kid :) so it all works out.

[@strage88]

My late 20's have been the hardest. That's when I fell into the worst depression I could have ever imagined, I watched my friends leave, and die, and I felt responsible for it all. I realized that the world was beyond my control and no matter how hard I tried people were going to do whatever they wanted to do. The biggest lesson I have ever learned is that you are only responsible for yourself and the actions you take, everything else is what it was meant to be.

[@cinemacomix1535]

Im 20 years old. I moved my own ass out of my parents house earlier this year. Mostly by myself as far as money goes. Aside from people actually physcially helping me move furniture. I did it pretty much on my own. I've had a good, reliable job as a CNC operator, have had a girlfriend for over a year, a gorgeous apartment , pets, girlfriend just got a new car and I'm working on getting one soon too. I'd say being 20 is pretty damn easy so far. If it stays how it's been going at least. I have no debt whatsoever. I think I'm doing pretty good. Anyone my age whose struggling. Don't give up. My motivation was I didn't want to live at home, I want to be on my own. I don't want to be broke or homeless and I did just that by taking every opportunity I could to get where I am. I haven't even asked my parents for money. Not everyone is as fortunate as I have been as far as opportunities, jobs, and the area I'm in. Just don't give up. Bust your ass and you can do it. And yet I still goof off and have fun and relax. I have been little stress. And what I've been doing at home is playing the new Spyro Reignited Trilogy since it came out and having a blast 😁

[@finnandjake112]

This is so sad Alexa play Despacito....

[@thorodinson5062]

😘😋

[@avanda.7070]

This meme is so dead aLeXa pLaY dEsPacItO

[@Thedreamer9999910]

Ala Harrabi u r Old Thank you,next xD I’m jk

[@christophervalverde3096]

2 types of comments here: "Hey I'm 14 guys I can totally relate as a fellow teenager" and then "short answer is yes"

[@Mae_day1]

And the 5% is comments like these

[@Tricosis.]

And the other 5% are replies like yours.

[@yuval1168]

The other other 5% are like this.

[@Tricosis.]

And about 0.1% are autistic children like the dude above me.

[@FeistyBunny]

In my personal experience, what makes certain years like high school and especially college tough is the fact that adults and society keep telling you "these are the best years of your life!". Yeah, if you had rich parents and got a bid for the top fraternity on campus, I often found that the social politics of college are ten times worse than high school if you go to a state flagship university. Life got way better for me after college, more open minded people that care more about what you do and who you are instead of what fraternity you are in.

[@saraaaa7945]

This video actually made me cry. I realize how life is, time, hard work, etc. but it goes by so quick it’s sad. But I always look at the good/little things in life

[@benkosin3202]

2 years in: Teens have the highest rates of death due to the awareness of the internet and the existential dread that has been forced upon Generation Z. I can see why at this time on 2018 that teens don't have it tough, but social life has changed rapidly since the last few years. 2020 is the worst year.

[@jpn_119]

As a 22yo i'm having some pretty hard times right now, i hope soon i can figure out what the best path is...and how to get there. I agree, the 20's are pretty hard...

[@jlambis20]

22 here too, and have been battling bipolar manic/depressive episodes for 5 years now, worried about finding my path too. I feel disadvantaged, cheated and exploited. I hope we find both answers and solace very soon.

[@SWLinPHX]

20's were fun but insecure and unstable. 30's were the best for me!

[@therealdarkknight480]

How y’all Boyz feel now

[@XxDaBestxX35]

Who else is a 20 year old baby... 😭

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

As a fellow individual in their mid 20's, I 100% agree with this video. There are people my age who are already home owners, married with kids, and here I am still lost at sea...😧

[@omarbolori5591]

SegaDisneyUniverse there’s always some solution out there stay strong.

[@tiajoseph7309]

I know how you feel. I'm 25 right now, and I'm going through the same thing. I'm not even in a relationship yet. I feel pressured to hurry up and do these things before I reach at least 30, but it seems too overwhelming for me. I feel like there's something wrong with me. I really am tired of living like this. When will I get my happy beginning? It's really depressing, and it's taking a huge toll on me.

[@FruityHachi]

Laffy Taffy shift your focus to personal and professional development, learn how to deal with different kinds of emotions, body language, communication skills etc while also working on your professional skills don’t worry, the right person will come when you don’t stress about relationships and just work on yourself, you won’t attract the right person by being desperate i’m 24, never ever been in a relationship but i stopped thinking and wishing to be with someone and just focus on improving myself

[@mollyeaster2544]

I'm 24 and I feel the same way. We got this tho!

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

@@mollyeaster2544 Yeah, it's best to stay positive and keep moving forward.😊

[@maximevanbokkem8789]

I'm currently a teenager, and my advice is to 1. find our who you are, be who you want to be, not who others want you to be. 2. Work hard in school. You may not like it, but you'll learn stuff, and most importantly, you'll learn responsibility and stuff. 3. Also have hobbies, like sports, playing an instrument or some other form of art. It's fun of course, watching netflix and reading, but I guess in the future it will come in handy when you have skills! (I'm not a professional but when I followed this advice I stopped hating my life!)

[@RandyLahey21991]

I deal with depression every day of my life. I’m 22 almost 23. I have social anxiety, and feel isolated and lonely. I am lost.. I just want a friend..

[@malikrath9503]

The good thing about my terrible life of Child abuse, lack of economic opportunity early on and kinda just starting in to my mid way through is that finally I love myself and I believe in myself for the first time ever, I went to therapy and I got better despite my doctor saying I was one of his most challenging patients ever. It does get better, I am starting to make a little money now and if I am smart now, I will turn that into a very successful business, I feel I have the drive and love and belief in myself to try now. Get some help if you are in a rutt and discover what it means in every sense and in every situation to learn to love yourself, it is true what they say after all, you need to learn to love yourself before you can love someone else. Find you, what you is take this time now to work on yourself.

[@MoreCore]

Thanks for this video, its really interesting to see different views of this topic. I am in the late teen period and it starts to become weird and stuff, but this video once again showed me how to handle things and not to forget about myself and the life we live. Thanks.

[@TheInfographicsShow]

I'm glad you liked it and I hope it gave some perspective...

[@erikedward1]

im 21 and in university and i can honestly say being in university may not be any better. everyone is so depressed in school and school is so stressful it pushes limits on a lot of people

[@RussellKeatsRivas]

23 and still finishing school. Thinking ahead and trying to decide what I will do after graduating with a music degree is tough. My mind ventures in so many ways, but some stay within artistic career ideas. Thank goodness I still have the help of parents; they’re invaluable. I hope to one day be in a steady job though, and be happy with life. Also, giving back is perhaps the most important thing I’ve learned in life and I hope to continue with this mindset for the rest of my life!

[@Mickeystwin33]

As I child I was always striving for the time that I was older and self-sufficent. I'm 22 and working my way through grad school with 2 jobs. I would not go back for anything. Being a child was awful.

[@PedroTRamos1]

Pro tip: Its easier when you have money.

[@Ramxie35]

Pedro Santos true. And ppl say money is bad. Only people with poor financial education is bad.

[@Justin-ol6vk]

Wow. I really identified with this video. Will be coming back to rewatch 1. currently in my mid twenties (which he didn't talk about in detail). 2. advice: keep chugging along and don't stay stagnant

[@xshoota6954]

rip im a high school freshman edit:didnt expect the likes holy

[@banditxd]

sane

[@Schlopp]

Don’t scream during lunch and you’ll be good

[@kaeru7655]

Just blend in like a Coffee

[@nidavillamil2832]

Same bro

[@BORGEBJ]

Dont worry, it aint that bad.

[@InUnderstandingMe]

I’m 26 and I feel like my mid to late teen years were the worst. I’m loving my 20’s so far I don’t feel the pressure to get married or have kids and I know my happiness and living my life to the fullest is what matters more than ego. I feel like a lot of people my age don’t realise yet it’s so easy to just be happy! Stop thinking about everyone else, and trust your own gut!!!

[@iiCounted-op5jx]

ur comment makes me feel hopeful for my 20's, thanks

[@Tracy-xe9zu]

My teenage years were far and above the worst years of my life. I was just old enough to be aware of how incredibly dysfunctional and abusive my parents were, but not old enough to do anything about it or strike out on my own. I'm 30 years old now, but if you had asked me at any point during my high school years, I would never have expected to live long enough to see it. My twenties were honestly not that great, despite being told that that is the prime of my life. At 30 I am mentally, emotionally, financially, and physically in a much better place than I have ever been in. Personally, I think my best years are still ahead of me.

[@Ultraempoleon]

YES MY GOD, LIFE GOT SO MUCH BETTER IN COLLEGE

[@nathanforrest3483]

I'm in my mid 30s and I feel like I want to die. Life just gets worse the older you get. I have a void that I can't fill. Life is the real death.

[@acidbath3226]

im 34 but I still feel somewhere in my 20s. the magnitude of the madness is so clear

[@kevinjones5169]

I'm sure Stan Lee looked back and said. Wow what a wonderful ride it has been.

[@johnathanperez6782]

Mid 20s gang where you at!? (currently 26)

[@Ramxie35]

Your Average Potato 18 and already retired.

[@koryleonard8147]

@@Ramxie35 O Wow O_O

[@82915]

A 9 year old who looks and acts like your averege 15 year old here!

[@breakingben9575]

Turning 26 this year. I’m trying to get my life back on track and use my time properly. So when I’m 30 things get easier not harder. Hoping to be done with school before 30. And have some experience in other work places. Finally got an idea of what da grew to go for. A business degree sounds great.👍

[@themrbombo2152]

i have always thought how everyone on the internet say that teenage is so hard for them? in my opinion my life is just so easy and fun sleep > go to school > be with friends > go home to eat >repeat

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Seems pretty good! Keep the attitude and you'll do just fine 😉

[@TobascoCatMC]

Well How old are you? I used to also just go to School, go home, play videogames, sleep repeat, until i became 16, then it became more partying (weed n alcohol), after School sleeping, thinking about girls and as the years went on it became harder, you really do realise alot of the bad stuff that might have Happened or does happen to yourself and those you care about. It Also does depend on your social/economic status, are you priviliged and do you not have to care about money as your parents have a stable income, or do you as a teenager already have to worry about making money to simply support your expenses and your family. And while most people watching this might be alot better off than people from 3rd world countries, you simply Cannot do that comparison, because a person Can only relate to himself and those around him, not unknown people Who might have a shitty life but live in a whole different conitent.

[@Alex-ur7gk]

Well I'm 18 and so far. If the teenage years are the best. Im not looking forward to the future

[@BitchChill]

It's gonna continue to get worse for me which is why I'm gonna kill myself

[@fettywap659]

Strider_17 same

[@SoloresGAMING]

We're all killing ourselves by living so I guess make the most out of it

[@bryankyrish6023]

Feed your brain and get clear define goals and don’t give up

[@aaronosborn7395]

So far my hardest years we’re childhood and teen years. I could hardly wait to become an adult and start living life. Life got so much better once I became a legal adult. And only get better year after year of becoming wiser and applying the lessons life have taught me so far. So for those of you going through a bad childhood or teen years hang in there. Soon you will have rights to make your life better.

[@dobryden7363]

Being a teen is also hard because adults look down at you like "Yah, they are again trying to get someone's attention by playing on depressed, misunderstood person." At least adults does not have to face it.

[@ahmedalshamsi1150]

My story: Im 25 years old In one year 1. Divorced 2. A semi truck crashed into our car at a high speed when we were parked (the truck driver slept while driving) 3. I got internal brain bleeding, Traumatic Brain Injury, broken jaw, 5-7 broken bones across my face. 4. There are 9 levels of a coma, 1 is the worst level, and I was in a coma level 2. 5. Doctor said to my parents I may die or have permanent brain damage if I lived. 6. Lost more than half of my blood, what was left is my heart to stop but thankfully it didnt stop 7. Went through 6-7 surgerys 8. Had only 1 year to graduate and was studying abroad, but it was too risky to be far with my current health, so when I transfered my credit hours only 24 hrs from 78 were accepted. 9. Went through a deep depression 10. Till now I can't remember the day of the accident and have a weaker memory. Its like going to sleep and waking up in the hospital and you dont know what are you doing there with so much pain. 11. This was between 2016-2017 was 22 years old I never gave up, now I have 1 year left to graduate and getting better and better healthwise and psycoligacly Feel free to ask questions.

[@alyssachantaychampagne2773]

2020: Ha, you think that you get your own worst years, ha.

[@Dfox773]

Currently in the hardest part of my life; the early 20's.

[@mari401430]

I constant wonder if I'll be able to achieve what I want. I'm 22 and I feel the pressure.

[@jaclyn4098]

Spoiler alert: life only gets harder and and this video was very depressing.

[@benjaminmulford9187]

I turn 25 in a couple days, and am relieved by this video. I wasn’t expecting my 20s to be as...well depressing. Friends are off doing different things, and my high school sweetheart cheated and is gone too. But I have found a passion for EMS, and armed forces. This is time that should be used to develop a meaningful occupation, and true values.

[@JohnMiller-iu2sx]

I'm 37; my 20s were awesome! No major mistakes, no kids, no exwives. Just worked traveled some and did me!

[@iiCounted-op5jx]

yep, I want my 20's to be the same as yours

[@killerbean5006]

As a teen myself, teens years are probebly not the hardest.

[@raven-kn6lv]

But you haven't experienced the other years so how do you know?

[@raven-kn6lv]

Lol. Greatest joke I've heard so far.

[@BitchChill]

You can't speak for everyone

[@ubermensch117]

Nah the young adult years are gonna determine who u are going to be in life

[@fuck7685]

Currently 32 and in the hardest few months of my life because of a very stressful job and many injuries. Luckily I am very happily married and have many enjoyable hobbies so it keeps me afloat. I think if you can't control a bad part of your life then try and make the good parts even better.

[@RaheemD]

Amen to this! 25 and barely functioning!

[@kkevan4138]

atleast we teenagers know memes and how to turn on and not break a labtop/computer compared to a 80yr old person

[@bwingbwinggwiyomi]

Kevin_Crone Lal that's not fair to say to them tho, they weren't born into the digital age or the start of it like us so ya gotta bare with them. There will always be new things coming in new generations of life that the old generation won't understand tbh

[@Justinjoise]

@@bwingbwinggwiyomi true bro!

[@tinyb69]

Mid 60's computer engineer. I learned on computers that took up entire rooms, and had less power than your smartwatch. Remember that someone had to design and build the future that you are currently living in. And don't think that we don't have a strong meme game ourselves.

[@kkevan4138]

@@bwingbwinggwiyomi you make a very clear point, I was just joking a little, thanks to them, we inproved their technologies to what we have nowadays, i wasnt pointing out that they were undereducated than us, good point tho

[@tranvietanh905]

just wait when you are old and the new generations flex on you with their new AR Iphone Cyber punk jet car

[@NMHTelevision]

I’m turning 31 next month, my mid 20s were absolutely terrible, but it’s been getting better. Believe it or not. Whatever you’re doing and whatever stage you’re at, just gotta stay motivated and hopeful. I wish I had this outlook on things all through my teens up until now.

[@tammyforbes2101]

My child hood years was the hardest! I was to small to defend myself and to small to control what happened to me! And every year life gets easier! I’m 43 and I love my life! It’s finally worth living but now looks like the world might end before I get to finish out my retirement!

[@clickmaster3692]

*Words of motivation* Life: Billions have been through it, you can get through it too.

[@icecubes_for_the_boiling_frogs]

Considering I'm only 31 years old I can't say too much but I do know that, compared to my peers, my twenties were a lot easier than most. My secret you will not agree with, what it is 100% accurate. I didn't party, I didn't go to college, I got married had a family and a good paying Blue Collar career. I'm now 31, still married to the same woman, with three kids, and a six-figure income. My wife does not have to work. Moral of the story, stop partying and start living.

[@brent1041]

Same feelings from me. I'm 29 don't party or even drink alcohol, didn't go to college, but I did everything I had to to get a good paying blue collar job early. Life's good

[@Abood-xt7bw]

*looks at every kid in his school* Welp. Everybody's trying to be the best in games or the most famous on social media. You gotta follow your heart, not others. When somebody bullies you, don't be afraid to fight back. If you know your body isn't strong enough to fight back, you're not the only one to handle the problem. There's others. If you're facing difficulties with exams, try not to stay up at night. Wake up early, get an apple, and just continue studying. If you have bad parents, there's your aunt/s. There's your uncle/s. There's many people that you can talk to. If you feel sad, you can talk to me. I always like helping people, and I can stand against anyone if I know that I didn't do the problem. If it's me, I have to face it. It's my fault. I have to face it, not let others defend me. Also, yeah if you done something wrong, got a low degree in an exam or hurt somebody by mistake, it's okay. We all make mistakes. Nobody is perfect. Nobody can ace everything in his life, and... I think I wrote too much...Didn't I? ...heh. Sometimes I think I'm the most different 12 year old. I don't know why. It's just a strange feeling to be different and feel mature and responsible even when you're this age... Welp. Guess this is the end of the comment. Goodbye bud. Hope you have a better day, life and future.

[@ppsn123]

Explain to me... i am a boy , and i always get bullied by girls in my class for no reason at all , but not by boys . Girls in my class like to treat boys as slaves and think that they are above average , they give commands and always shout.... How can i fix something like this?

[@ghhggghhg4581]

petraka_bg_gaming if your in the classroom and they say something offensive be like teacher did you hear what she just said and then tell her in front of the whole classroom she’ll probably be embarrassed

[@inakiaraquistain5731]

@@ppsn123 That's feminism. Most girls are jerks. Just become gay so you don't have to deal with them. And also, it's what hurts them the most: not getting attention from men.

[@koryleonard8147]

Positives of being a teenager 1. You don't have to pay bills 2. You have more time to live and fulfill your hobbies and develop your skills. 3. You don't have to work 24/7 4. You have more time to improve and develop yourself for the future Negatives of being a teenager 1. Your not taking seriously 2. Falling in love will be hard because of teenage pregnancy so you will have to control your emotions for years. 3. Strict rules and restrictions 4. You have to face parent pressure. 5. Hard making friends in high school. 6. Confusion 7. Having to worry about making wrong choices 8. A sh*tload of homework, tests, and ACTs that you will have to do in order to get a sheet of paper that says: congratulations, you graduated highschool. These are the positives and negatives of being a teenager for me. Number 2 and 3 are the worst. Tbh sometimes their are times when I wish that I could skip the teenage years. I know young means more time but still. Sometimes I hate being this young. I want to live a life full of adventure and fun ,but As a teen, I am not able to do that. Btw I am 16 years old about to turn 17 in 3 months. I can't celebrate Halloween, I can't go to parties, I can't hangout with my best friend name Tyler anymore, I have trouble making friends at school, and I have alot of trouble talking to my crush. I have alot of trouble dealing with my teenage life. What's worst is that I am also the youngest person in the family. I can go on and on about the things that I have to deal and struggle with as a teenager. The only things that are keeping me sane is enjoying the things that I love doing whether it's playing video games, doing Karate and so much more. I know young adult and adult years are probably hard too, maybe even harder, but You guys have no idea how hard being a teenager is for me. I am just seeking for a better and improved life for myself in school and life in general after the coronavirus outbreak ,and I will do anything to obtain that. So for you guys who are struggling right now... You are not alone. Btw sorry I made this so long.

[@jakeh7260]

I turned 27 this year. This is the first birthday in a long time where I actually felt different. I no longer feel young. it's like you have to figure your self out all over again, just like you did when you were becoming a teen.

[@AmalDevYT]

It is Very *HARDEST TIME* for Something

[@briarthompson9315]

Haha

[@SkyLukewater]

Aaah penis joke

[@jackwebber9725]

Dont get stuck working at a dead end fast food job your whole life and by the way the managers in fast food take their job way to serious I mean there making food not saving a life

[@ayasukikimashimi3488]

I'm still in middle school and only one year away from highschool 😅😥, Honestly I am hating this year of my life but I can't really blame time, Only myself. School is stressful, People are stressful, I stress myself out. But still manage to go on, I bet when I'm older I'll be saying a lot of more things are stressful 😂, Love your channel and the video and to anyone who read this....Have a great life and don't be afraid of who you are 💗👋🏾

[@Dud-in9iu]

I'm 32 and this is what I've learned. People will betray and disappoint you, nothing in life is easy and rarely works out how you think it will, hard work does pay off but the more you accumulate the more enemies and alone you will be, and most people are not your friend and can't be trusted. I've lived in four continents, 7 countries, been to war in the middle east, have two Masters degrees (an MBA and a technical Masters), and have risen from a family in poverty living on welfare with parents in jail for drugs to a high status job which pays well into the six figures per year. I can say from personal experience, your worst enemies will be family and lawyers. The more you earn the more you will be alone. Don't talk about what you have, don't invite people to your home (family included), and if you do things like missionary work or giving to the poor, you will suffer for your giving heart. I'm not saying don't do it only saying what has been my life experience. There are almost none good or worth helping in this world. Anyone you help will later stab you in the back. My best advice is to learn to be happy with God as your only friend; everyone else (family included) is not out for your best interest. Don't trust anyone no matter your age.

[@bobjacobson858]

After suppressing my wish that I could strangle the piano player in the background, I thought about what part of my life was the difficult, and I came to the conclusion I can't identify any. However, I've always believed older people when I've heard them say "life is short", and now at almost 68 I'm glad I did.