Originally posted by: jds2006
I'm 19 and people always tell me they think I'm innocent and naive. I guess there is some truth to that, considering how sheltered I've been my whole life.
Hahah no doubt. I'm guessing a lot will look back when they're 55 and think "Yeah, I was." Who wasn't, really?Originally posted by: toolboxolio
Seems like everyone who has posted is naive about how "not naive" they where.
What the phuck were you guys doing then? Why didn't you cure cancer or become a millionaire!?
Originally posted by: potoba
Originally posted by: BoomerD
By the time I was 19, I has spent almost 2 years in Vietnam...kind of takes the innocence/naivety off pretty quick.
I think people there are so naive... or you just met wrong people.
Originally posted by: slsmnaz
Originally posted by: potoba
Originally posted by: BoomerD
By the time I was 19, I has spent almost 2 years in Vietnam...kind of takes the innocence/naivety off pretty quick.
I think people there are so naive... or you just met wrong people.
Probably hard to "meet people" when they are trying to shoot him.
Originally posted by: Hyperblaze
I can't remember myself, but I know I've grown up a lot since I was 20.
Kinda had a flashback tonight, when talking to a girl I'm getting to know.
It was weird telling her about things which I thought were common sense and she was just learning about these things.
Ha, what a baby. I was playing on quakeworld while you were still in diapers.Originally posted by: tanishalfelven
i am 19. probably not very naive but well, what do i know ? 😛
QFTOriginally posted by: Mxylplyx
At 19, at least in America you are always naive, and too stupid to know that you are naive. A 19yr old that thinks he's smart is stupider than a 19yr old that knows he's stupid. Thats why I cant stand college political activists. They are too stupid to know they are stupid.