Non-Adult Club

[Shining Silhouette he/him]

2 minutes ago, The Wandering Wizard said:

Crap, I see what you mean. 

Michael Vey 8: The parasite is getting terrifying.

Yeah I actually haven't read that one

[Bird Furious she/her/un/important]

On 9/27/2022 at 10:45 AM, Shining Silhouette said:

Yeah I actually haven't read that one

I haven’t read it yet… I watched the video, and it made me think. How many authors plan their sequels before they’re halfway through the first book of the first series? Am I the only one..? 
(I mean I bet Brandon does cuz he’s awesome but still)

[The Aspiring Archivist any pronouns]

Hello fellow humans with fewer rights (and brain cells) than average.

[Lego Mistborn he/him]

1 hour ago, The Aspiring Archivist said:

Hello fellow humans with fewer rights (and brain cells) than average.

Actually, because the brain stops developing shortly into adulthood and we are constantly losing brain cells, these humans have more than average brain mass.

[EmulatonStromenkiin he/him]

I am going to be graduating from this club within two weeks.

[Bird Furious she/her/un/important]

Woah no way

So you’ll be 18? 

Wow

 

[The Wandering Wizard he/him]

5 hours ago, EmulatonStromenkiin said:

I am going to be graduating from this club within two weeks.

I salute you. 

*21 mentos soda cannons fire*

[NameIess]

5 hours ago, EmulatonStromenkiin said:

I am going to be graduating from this club within two weeks.

Nice! you'll be able to join the ranks of the adult club, which is way better than the non-adult club. Please take me back I'm barely an adult college is way too stressful.

[Bird Furious she/her/un/important]

Oh Namelessssss

(I love that you can’t necessarily tell how old everyone is by how they act—you just assume they’re your age ) 

[Robin Sedai she/her]

...Now I'm imagining Chaos as a sixteen-year-old.

[EmulatonStromenkiin he/him]

Now I'm imagining everyone as 60+, because my brain is contrary.

[Shining Silhouette he/him]

I will continue to imagine everyone here as being in the prime of their lives.

17 baby

[AonDoor he/him]

On 10/8/2022 at 6:47 PM, The Aspiring Archivist said:

Hello fellow humans with fewer rights (and brain cells) than average.

I may have fewer rights, but I'm pretty sure I have more brain cells (or just more efficient ones) than 98% of humanity.

[EmulatonStromenkiin he/him]

I'm afraid that I leave this thread today.

[NameIess]

3 minutes ago, EmulatonStromenkiin said:

I'm afraid that I leave this thread today.

Happy birthday! And welcome to the adult club.

[Cone Slice]

Hello fellow non-adult members of society!

[That1Cellist he/him]

8 minutes ago, Cone Slice said:

Hello fellow non-adult members of society!

Hi! I'm here too. What are we all wanting to discuss?

[Rabbit Unmade she/her]

How great being young is?

[Cone Slice]

Being young is great:

You typically don't have to worry about the bills.

You don't have to worry too much about getting fired.

You're naive, therefore you get a second chance sometimes.

At elementary school age you're pretty much carefree. 

etc. etc.

This is only generally

Being a teenager isn't always so great:

You are in an odd transition between being a child and being an adult, yet you are still a child. 

You have to worry about your future, even though you are at the worst stage of your life to be making such big descisions (such as your career path).

Your brain and body are going through several changes (teenagers' brains are all wack ).

You might feel pressured in highschool because your future seems to depend on being good academically and socially. 

You're starting to branch away from your parents and are starting to form new ideas about the world which can be hard.

etc. etc. (add on if you have any more ideas)

I want to clarify: I'm not an adult yet, so I have no idea how many important things I missed about adulthood 

Edited November 2, 2022 by Cone Slice

[Rabbit Unmade she/her]

18 hours ago, Cone Slice said:

Being young is great:

You typically don't have to worry about the bills.

You don't have to worry too much about getting fired.

You're naive, therefore you get a second chance sometimes.

At elementary school age you're pretty much carefree. 

etc. etc.

This is only generally

Being a teenager isn't always so great:

You are in an odd transition between being a child and being an adult, yet you are still a child. 

You have to worry about your future, even though you are at the worst stage of your life to be making such big descisions (such as your career path).

Your brain and body are going through several changes (teenagers' brains are all wack ).

You might feel pressured in highschool because your future seems to depend on being good academically and socially. 

You're starting to branch away from your parents and are starting to form new ideas about the world which can be hard.

etc. etc. (add on if you have any more ideas)

I want to clarify: I'm not an adult yet, so I have no idea how many important things I missed about adulthood 

Great list! When does everyone think you officially turn into a teen? I want to know if I am considered one yet.

[The Wandering Wizard he/him]

If you are 13 you are a teen...If you're younger you can't be on the site.

[Potato's Wit she/her]

Uhh... Really? It says non-adult club. So all you have to be is a non-adult. Right?

[The Wandering Wizard he/him]

6 minutes ago, Potato's Wit said:

Uhh... Really? It says non-adult club. So all you have to be is a non-adult. Right?

Yes, but the Shard doesn't let people under the age of 13 be on the site at all.

[Potato's Wit she/her]

Oh. Good to know.

[Cone Slice]

33 minutes ago, The Wandering Wizard said:

Yes, but the Shard doesn't let people under the age of 13 be on the site at all.

Same with apps such as discord. I can see why though. My parents didn't let me have complete access to the internet until I was 14, which sucks because I could've been using it for a whole year more but whatever .

Edited November 3, 2022 by Cone Slice