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Artists with very great talent at a really young age Anonymous 26/09/29(Tue)03:57 No. 23358
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i'm feeling an intense excruciating pain deep in my soul knowing i'm a fucking useler nigger loser that never did nothing at 20. i'm almost crying.


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Anonymous 26/09/29(Tue)17:15 No. 23360

Bro at 20 I was happy I'm slowly crawling out of hell

Burial was really young when he did his best work though, like legit changed music fr

Aphex.. he made music for so many years... BoC.. i think they sere in late 20s early 30s..

But super revolutionize... Idk... Architects tend to be a bit older during their peak years.. writers... Fuck writers.

Ur right, best musicians are 20-30


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Anonymous 26/10/06(Tue)08:06 No. 23373

>>23360
whats so bad about writers?
also people can peak at any age.
Also, I think peak is misunderstood.
People think "peak" means "instant downgrade within the first incremental stage afterwards"!

Most people who "peaked in high school" never peaked at all.

People who did peak in their youth are those that lived excpetionally prospectful days compared to their peers.
Im not talking about the stereotyped school fame like "prom queen" or "football star"
Im talking about if you were a chiod actor/musician.
Or you were a nomad child. Part of a family of adventurists.

Or it can be enjoying your favorite hobby whioe being good at it. And getting awards for it.

Afterwards, most of those people with excpetionally prospectful youth do not crash out. At least not permanently.

The stereotype about gifted kids becoming dysfunctional manbabies is another stereotype.


>>23358
same here kinda.
I know people will dismiss your sentiment as some "zoomer" thing but most people beat up on their younger selves for missing out on uncertain opportunities
People act like any missed out opportunity wouldve made them instantly successful in hindsight.
But theres been this countersentiment lately wheres people saying to young people that being awkward/cringe in your teens is essential for growth
Any suaveness, beauty, nuance in youth is seen as toxic.

Its nornmalised to be excessively awkward as a sign of righteousness.





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