Not that there was any doubt, but I am glad to hear that your presentation went well and double bonus points for what turned into a pretty sweet networking opportunity.
As for the quarter life crisis stuff, I don't find it all that shocking. I had a moment of stark realization myself as everybody's birthdays have started to swing around (most of my closer friends seem to be spring and summer babies for some reason) that most of us are turning 26 this year. Which to my mind seems WAY older than 25. I know we've all been adults for a while, but it finally feels like were old enough to be considered adults now. Or for a icky female example, at my gynecologist appointment, my doctor asked me if Steve and I were thinking about getting pregnant (still NOO!) before she asked me if I thought I might have any STDs a la our collegiate years.
Anyway, you have a lot of stuff coming together and even when it's good, that can be a little overwhelming. Don't let it get you down :)
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As for the quarter life crisis stuff, I don't find it all that shocking. I had a moment of stark realization myself as everybody's birthdays have started to swing around (most of my closer friends seem to be spring and summer babies for some reason) that most of us are turning 26 this year. Which to my mind seems WAY older than 25. I know we've all been adults for a while, but it finally feels like were old enough to be considered adults now. Or for a icky female example, at my gynecologist appointment, my doctor asked me if Steve and I were thinking about getting pregnant (still NOO!) before she asked me if I thought I might have any STDs a la our collegiate years.
Anyway, you have a lot of stuff coming together and even when it's good, that can be a little overwhelming. Don't let it get you down :)
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