r/Time

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Sunday is technically the first day of the week. But for me it feels like the last day and Monday feels like the first day of the week. This can’t just be me? Does anyone else feel this way too? Any thoughts?

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u/DoTheEvolution91 — 4 days ago
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Time causing overwhelming anxiety

Anyone else just get overwhelmed with time itself? I am watching people get older and because of this, I feel the burden of having to maximize every waking moment with them - but I don't even know what the hell that means...does that mean a deep impactful moment should characterize every interaction?

Therefore no matter what, there is ALWAYS a feeling of an opportunity missed...something not living up to its potential. ALWAYS.

In my video games, if things didn't work out or try something new, I could reload saved game. Sadly, linear time doesn't work like that; the seconds I even spend typing this are gone to the oblivion of linear time and there is never, never anyway to recapture it; time is the most destructive force in the universe.

No matter what I do I have that bittersweetness over how time runs on unchecked and obliterates the innumerable opportunities that could have taken place, things never said or done. It gives me overwhelming melancholy and even panic attacks.

Sorry if this is confusing but it's the only way I know how to articulate this.

Anyone feel similar to this when it comes to "time"?

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u/Mondain_the_Wizard — 4 days ago
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Why is time flying by so fast ? Has anyone noticed that 1 hour feels more like 30mins now ?

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u/acthakur — 12 days ago