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    OPINION - The quarter-life crisis is real: I'm low-key dreading turning 25

    by Emma Loffhagen Jan 04, 2024 2 minutes

    There are a number of reasons why 2024 is set to be a particularly significant year. It will see a record-breaking number of national elections which will shape the trajectory of the 21st century world, it will be planet-alteringly decisive for action on climate change, it is the 20th anniversary of The Notebook.

    While I, of is notable for one main reason — it is the year I turn the dreaded 25.

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