I am still a post-90s generation, and I am always glad that I am a post-90s generation, because in recent years, when people ask me my age, they always say, "Gee, you are so young, and you are only in your early twenties after the post-90s generation."

But in a few years, it will be different. The gap between 1990 and 1999 is still very large.

In fact, I am still young compared with the old, but there are always some moments that make me feel less young.

Ever since my parents started arranging blind dates for me:

When I was in puppy love, my parents always began to educate me severely. "When you get old, you will start to learn from others. If you don't want to learn, do you still want to study hard or go out to work? " At that time, I felt so young that even a love affair became a mistake. I really want to grow up overnight.

Time flies, and various reasons have prompted me to return to being single. Life is always two points and one line-company and home. I don't have the heart or idea to fall in love, but it's time to get married. My parents began to make various arrangements, and various threats made me find a partner. Please, it's only 20 o'clock. So what? It's not like I can't get married.

However, this is a fact. They are just afraid that I can't get married, that I will become a leftover woman in two years, and it is difficult to find a partner. When my parents started to arrange blind dates for me, I felt that I was old enough to get married.

Since I began to see a group of children walk out of school:

I am engaged in personnel work, and it is necessary to recruit people. I still think it's the post-80s or even post-90s world in my mind. I didn't feel really old until I recruited a group of students in 1998 and 1997. Let's not talk about the age gap for a while. I looked at their immature smiles and pure thoughts, and when they called me "sister" one by one-I felt old.

I began to guide their work and help them. I want to be their role model.

From the moment I began to feel settled:

It's time for me to settle down. I don't want to wander around anymore. I don't know if this idea is because I am lazy, but I really want to have a home. Maybe I'm old at this time. I even want to have a child by my side to add fun to my life. These will be in my future life planning.

In fact, I am not old, I am still young, the beginning of life. I still have a lot of things to do, because as I get older, I have to experience more things and take on more responsibilities, so I feel older and older. More and more young people are going in and out of society, and people like us are masters in the eyes of others. More and more new lives are coming, and we are getting closer and closer to the old.