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‘What’s the adult equivalent of learning that Santa Claus doesn’t exist?’ 18 reality-altering realisations

10.
‘Realizing that hard work and dedication towards the company doesn’t pay off.’
-love-boobs-in-dm

11.
‘Finding out that there isn’t one person out there who’s ‘the one’. There are several people in the world who you could marry and happily stay with for life if the stars align. You just have to find one of them who makes you happy and be content with that.’

‘That’s not a bad thing though! If you find one of those people and make it work for the long haul, you absolutely were meant to be with them. There’s absolutely nothing to regret, and no reason to wonder what could’ve been if you’re with that person and they make you happy.
-gamedemon24

12.
‘You can do everything right and still fail. Stupid fucking adulthood.’
-LEGOMyBrick

13.
‘Realizing that you never stop having to wash dishes.’
-mothwhimsy

14.
‘It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness. That is life.’
-inkyblinkypinkysue

15.
‘For me realizing a college degree doesn’t get you a good life or even a job anymore.
-seasaltcake

16.
‘Realizing that HR isn’t your friend.’
-pleasantly-dumb

17.
‘That time is fleeting, and that the older you get the more it speeds up. There is no way to actually recapture the same memories you had when you are younger. There is not true blue way to turn back the clock.’
-BigBearSD

18.
‘Realizing that Santa Claus does exist, and you’re him.’

‘Or to put it another way: it’s not that magic doesn’t exist; it’s that it’s not gonna happen by itself and it’s on us to create it for others.
-NotABonobo

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