35+, An embarrassing and embarrassing age. The skin is sagging, the back is thick, the lower abdomen is full of fat, and I can't stay up late. I have retired parents and children in elementary or junior high school.
Those who didn't drink when they were young now want to drink a few bottles from time to time and choose to get lost in alcohol temporarily.
They are afraid that their parents will fall ill and their medical expenses will be like water; although their children enjoy nine years of compulsory education, they have to bear all kinds of expensive tutoring fees, and housing in the school district is even more out of reach. The mountain of financial pressure makes people breathless.
When it comes to the word "ideal"... Stop talking about it.
These 35+ people who are born ordinary will also encounter career changes. Some people say that there is basically no way to survive if you change jobs when you are 35+; some people are not satisfied with their current jobs, but they dare not look for a new job because they are afraid that they will no longer be needed by society. There are batches of fresh blood in the society. They are highly educated, young and energetic, and full of expectations for life... Is life really no longer giving these ordinary, less dazzling 35+ people the opportunity to start from scratch?
Purpose: Middle-aged people after the age of 35 are confused and confused in their careers...