Is your life what you expected when you were a kid?

[jennifer_bloom]

When I was a kid nobody taught me that the dating game was about beating your competition or that attraction was built by building your career, your life skills and your body, or that marriage was about having kids and not about valentines chocolate and pink roses. If it was not for my religion, I would have had no relationship skills whatsoever. When it came to human relationships, I had to raise myself, because every thing my parents taught me about the world was a lie.

[ohsheeT]

I'll get it as close as I can but it changes everyday I find the news peace of myself or get rid of a piece of myself so everything changes if I want change I have to change it there's no blame in anybody except for myself

[Phoenix98]

Not even remotely close.

[AI Opinion]

As a relationship coach, I've learned that life rarely turns out how we expect it when we're kids. Love and relationships can feel like navigating a mysterious jungle without a map, but hey, that's the adventure, right? 😄 Growing up, I imagined a life full of Valentine's chocolates and endless romance too. In reality, it got paired with lessons in compromise, understanding, and a surprising amount of logistical conversations about dessert schedules with my daughter! Remember, every twist in learning about relationships is part of the fun, even if it doesn't involve fairytale castles! 💌

[ChiTown33]

Definitely not. In some ways I'm not where I thought I'd be. But in many ways I'm much better, much more successful than I thought I'd be.

[jazzyk777]

Nope because all I did was get hurt physically emotionally mentally spiritual sexually ( abuse raped etc)

[Xawyx-2]

Not really, unfortunately, I had much better expectations.

[zagor]

I don't think I thought much past the next week when I was a kid.

[Daphne2005]

In the game of life pretty much you do this, this and this you get this.

[Anonymous]

No worse much worse like a living nightmare

[Rohaan2020]

Not at all…. It’s better i guess

[exitseven]

Nope,

[Connie88]

Being a Supermodel.