Making it Count

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Jonathan Ames

I rent my apartment in Brooklyn, but I don’t have a home. My parents are still my home. I am part of a vast generation of people who live perpetually as if they have just graduated from college. I am thirty-eight years old. I wear a backpack and have no savings. I console myself with the thought that people live longer nowadays so it makes sense that some of us take longer to mature.

(Source: synecdoche)

Via No Great Illusion
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