I say if you have still got a doubt on the title then you are either not in your mid twenty or you have safely crossed over a hundred years of being alive. In that case I believe your memory is not assisting you in recalling this time.

Peeved? I checked the dictionary meaning to get my facts right.

peeve
piːv/Submit
informal
verb
past tense: peeved; past participle: peeved
1.
make (someone) rather annoyed; irritate.
A resentful mood:
“he was peeved at being excluded from the meeting”

So basically to irritate or get irritated. And I quietly nodded my head at both.

Think about it, why would a person who is in his mid twenty not be peeved? He is forever high low on social media. His life has not turned out be much like he had planned. His nights are chequered with mistakes of past and to top it all not deny he is approaching thirty.

Why did I use he everywhere? Where is my feminism? Why didn’t I at least use he/she?

Why must this person not be peeved all the time? And in turn spread the spirit of joy annoy all around him/her (*phew*)?

Reasons may be plenty but being a midtwenty means to be forever into the mode of depression, frustration, irritation, imagination (?) Basically ‘shunned’ (Please don’t miss the pun 😀 )

Tips someone to deal with this each day?

Remember that you are just another human being facing the music of age.
Life is too short to be twenty there is of course forty fifty sixty and hundred, Shahid Afridi hold the record of fastest fifty (Jokes and all 😛 )
If there is nothing going right perhaps some idea is still left.
Give yourself a chance, give your time a chance. Not everyday is a mid-twenty. There will be few called sixteen (oh they are gone? umm forget this point then.)




Well the author of this post has no idea how to deal with it, as you can clearly see. A lot of posts she has written these short gyaan sessions and gotten away with the short ‘hypocrite’ snort from the reader. But as she had promised she would document exactly she is feeling each day, today she decided to write about the twelve hour meeting she just finished. Irony is that in the dictionary meaning she picked up, the usage of the word was in the sentence>> “he was peeved at being excluded from the meeting” 

Got it? No?

Well try Permanently Peeved.

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