
"Everyone I went to school with is either getting married or having a breakdown. There is no in-between."
A temporary social universe exclusively for people who are twenty-five. You join at 25. You graduate at 26. The cohort dissolves with time.Built around one question a day — answered only by people who are 25.
Career pressure. Relationships. Uncertainty. Loneliness. Independence. The transition into something we keep being told is adulthood.
Everyone here is standing in the same doorway, at the same hour, asking the same questions of an empty room.
It is a digital yearbook. A temporary city. A social time capsule for one generational checkpoint that disappears with you.
Every day at 25, the world gets the same question. No feeds to scroll. No content to make. Just one uncomfortable thing to answer — honestly, before midnight.
"Do you feel behind?"
No posting. No performing. Just an answer to the same question everyone else is sitting with.
The feed isn't random. It's thousands of 25-year-olds answering the exact thing you just answered.
The archive becomes memory. One question per day, kept forever, tied to the cohort that lived it.
to a question only 25-year-olds were asked.

"Everyone I went to school with is either getting married or having a breakdown. There is no in-between."

"Quit my job today. Don't know what's next. First time I've felt awake in three years."

"My mom called to ask when I'm 'settling down'. I'm still figuring out which grocery store I like best."

"297 days until I graduate from here. Already nostalgic for a place I'm still inside of."

"Salary: enough. Rent: too much. Friends: scattered across four time zones. Dreams: still alive, barely."

"Nobody told me 25 would feel like standing in a doorway you can't close."
On your 26th birthday your profile becomes alumni. Posts archived. A memory recap is delivered. The door closes — gently, irreversibly.
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