Seriously? Any1 23 Years and Older here?

I don't know. I think the quarter life crisis is still a thing. Tertiary education for one is ridiculously expensive. Millennials are sometimes called the Boomerang Generation too because a lot of them go back to live with their parents as a result of the high cost of living. Add to that job scarcity and a global economy that is still recovering and one has a pretty dire situation.

If that happens people only have to accept. It's not easy in these days to find a work that wants you for the rest of your life. Specially in my contry that make 6 months to a 1 year contract. There are many people who still live with the parents at the 30's. That is not a question that in today's days is important. The important is if the person lives happy. Other point is to find someone to date. In todays days, this is even more dificult that in the past. So yeah, we have to accept that things are getting difficult.

I have 25 and I still didn't have. If someday I will have I think it will be near 30. Because now I want to study, work, and study. In that time I will think more of having my own house, that kind of stuff.

I can attest to feeling 1/4 life crisis. It's quite a foreboding feeling, I guess it is is partly brought on as we reach that point where we compare what we thought adult life would be like and what it is actually like, or not what we thought we'd be doing.