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1 hr agoThe Day I Tried to Be a “Serious Adult”
I woke up one morning and told myself:
“Today… I will be responsible.”
No jokes. No laziness. Just pure adulthood.
First mistake.
I even changed my walking style. Instead of my normal “vibes only” walk, I started walking like someone that pays electricity bills on time.
I reached the kitchen.
Opened the fridge.
Closed it.
Opened it again… like something new would appear.
That’s when I realized — adulthood is just opening the fridge repeatedly and hoping for miracles.
Anyway, I decided to cook.
Because serious adults cook.
I brought out rice.
Measured it like a scientist.
Added water like a confused engineer.
Put it on fire like a motivational speaker.
Then I sat down and started pressing my phone.
Next thing… I smelled something.
Not aroma.
Not food.
It was the smell of regret.
I rushed back to the kitchen.
Rice: BURNT.
Pot: BLACK.
My dreams: FINISHED.
At that moment, I understood something very deep:
Adulthood is not about cooking.
It’s about burning food with confidence.
So I cleaned everything, wore my slippers, and went to buy food outside.
As I was eating, I whispered to myself:
“Next time… we try again.”
But deep down…
I knew.
I will not.