Almost any age is better than twenty-two.
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In his essay collection "Fraud," David Rakoff reflects on the complexities and challenges of youth, particularly at the age of twenty-two. He suggests that this stage of life, often associated with energy and freedom, can actually be fraught with insecurity and confusion. Instead of viewing twenty-two as a pinnacle of youth, Rakoff points out the emotional turbulence and existential dilemmas that many young adults face as they navigate their identities and...
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