Yet Another Existential Crisis

#shorts #kwoowk

[JBreezyy]

Honestly, dude, don't worry about having your shit together at 24. By the time you're 30, you'll realize just how much life you still have yet to live, and that being 24 is childhood by comparison to your future. Just enjoy what you do and live happily

[BlueBirdMasquerade]

24?! I’m 28 and I swear the only reason I got into cooking was through your videos. I’ve saved so much money since switching from mostly ordering out to mostly preparing my own meals.

[marissa_____]

Well at 24 you are already a published author so that's pretty awesome. I love your cookbook and I use it all the time.

[marlongaribay]

I'm 23 about to turn 24 and that feeling is extremely relatable. Thanks for sharing kwoowk

[Joseph__]

this hits deep, I’m only 22 and already feel like I’ve failed at life, I desperately want to make something of myself but often don’t feel smart enough to, thanks kwoowk for sharing, I thought I was the only one who felt like this

[bebbization]

If that helps, please continue sharing your thoughts with your recipes

[beyond.the.paradigm]

I hear what you're saying, brother. I felt the same way at 25. I'm 40 now. Count your blessings, and just remember that the change in the world starts with the change within each one of us.

[antiheld]

I will turn 24 in two weeks and I feel exactly like you and it's driving me crazy. This short is way too relatable... Please feel hugged.
But also now you reminded my of it and I got heavy anxiety

[unamericano]

Having been 24, I can say that is a very 24 year old place to be on your emotional journey. I can't tell anyone going through this exact steps to stop feeling a sense of directionlessness but what I can say is keep trying. Do more things, do new things, because each thing grows you and helps you understand who you are and what you want and those two factors together will help you illuminate the path that works for you.

[Poopick]

Idk, man, im already 27 and only a month ago i learned to make something as simple as flat bread. And you can make many variations of this. Thanks for recipe, i steal

[haeltacforce]

Him: *has an existential crisis at 24*

Me: "lol, wait till you're in your thirties pal"

[MasterOfBaiter]

Tbh As someone who is turning 27 soon I don't think we ever have our shit together. Even if you do your best your control only goes so far in an ever-changing world. It's not about having it together it's about having it as together as possible and hope that it's manageable

[TheFlukeHimself]

Take your time pal, we will support you through all things

[anto-]

La mulți ani, frăție!
Stai chill, vei reusi sa faci ceva ce iti va aduce pace.

[tbonepdx]

Your content has already made me care so much more about the food that I make for myself. You have already done something great and significant for me, and many of viewers like me :)

[whiteshoos]

Oh, how I remember the anxiety of my twenties.. I'm always baffled when people say they want to be young again because HELL NO!

Life usually gets so much better when you get older, you just stop worrying about so many things.

I'm 42 now (still don't feel like an adult most of the time, I just got better at acting like one) and my mental health has never been better. I know you will get there, too.

On another note: thanks for the great recipes, your honesty, the vibes and the chaos! I'm here for all of it! ❤

[yournamehere]

You never have it figured out until you feel like you have figured it out. It's not about achieving something in life, it's about peace of mind. I mean I'm also 24, got my Masters and still haven't figured it out. It's like feeling adult. Happens at some point, hopefully

[LadySkywalkerW]

Hi! You won't stop feeling that!
You have to stop thinking that humans are here to achieve something, just live your life, you are already doing amazing, you already help and entertain lot of folks.
The idea will sink soon in some years ❤

[anamae]

Asking some hard questions at any stage of life is a good thing. People who become complacent and stop seeking answers will stop growing emotionally and spiritually. Good luck on your continued journey 😊

[UraniumFire]

I'm 63, and the existential crises still sneak up on me. But your videos inspire me to plan travel, open my mind to other cultures, and ask questions. Thank you and happy birthday.