Society often sets invisible deadlines for success—by your 30s, you should have a great career; by your 40s, you should be financially secure; by your 50s, you should be enjoying the fruits of your labor. But life doesn’t always go ...
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I didn’t notice the fun leaving until silence became louder than laughter. Somewhere around 40, joy stopped visiting daily—it came only by appointment.
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