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  Oh wrong their my friend. Mya someday run out of time …….but the older I get the more I laugh at all the stupid in the world and I cry more for the mess we’ve made of it all
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  That's not a fact of life, it's just what you've noticed in the people in your focus. >
  
  Yes, people always laugh whenever i have new ideas >
  
  I'm in my 30s and do plenty of both, you may want to take pause and self reflect. What in your life has caused a disconnect to your emotions? >
  
  I think this one might be worth thinking about OP. It doesn’t have to be like that. I find crying to be an important release for emotions and helplessness when faced with some grown up shit. Also laughter has for the longest time been a sort of a hiding place for me. Only in the most recent decade have I found how to laugh from my heart, fully.