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Yes, the quarter life crisis is a common occurance for people my age...but the economy has made it a lot worse because it has decreased the choices that we have and the ability to do what we want to do.

It is not just about hard work. I have had many friends with undergraduate and graduate degrees who have been hard at work searching for jobs....for more than a year. It has been a tough economy.

posted 3 years, 1 month ago
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Hi,

Talk Out Loud is mentioning people who lost someone close to sucicide and how difficult it can be to talk about it. I was wondering if you could also talk about people who have attempted suicide and how it is difficult for that person to talk about it, even if they have moved on and life became better.

Thanks, anonymous

posted 4 years, 3 months ago
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