rose's notebook entry: Aug 27, 2010

I have read one a book recently. It explains about that everything of about a woman's life [or about womens' lives] can be changed in their twenties[no space here] . I have the same feelings agree with the book[no space here] . It teaches us about why/how we must be sophisticated in society. [space here] It means we should be live honestyly honestly in a real environment.[space here] This is a life style that you realize thoroughly which you should be live with happiness.[space here] So,[space here] you must to be move toward your goals in advance and not live with meaninglessness.

Rose, until "It means..." I was able to follow what you were saying. In the next 3 sentences you have, I think, used a translation tool and not quite getting the right words. Maybe someone who speaks your native language can help you to choose the right words.

I, also, agree with the book about change in the 20's - for both men and women. I have a phrase, "You're never as old as you are at 25." Meaning that, at least in this country - US, people at 25 tend to think that they should be doing all the "adult" things like having a good job, partner, car, etc. But then we realize how young 25 is and that there is a whole huge long life ahead and we relax. (That might be changing with the poor economy here and more young adults moving back in with their parents after graduating from college. It delays the sense of needing to be independent/"adult".)