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For context we're all in the age range of 19 - 21. I think if we were older it wouldn't bother me as much and I'd be able to feel excited for them.

It started with with two friends of mine I met in high school getting engaged to each other at 19 and 20 almost a year ago. They were together for maybe a year and a half before the engagement. Their wedding is this summer. Of course I told them when I learned that I was very happy for them and wish them all the best, which is sort of true. I do wish them all the best and I'm very happy they found each other because they're great for each other, but it's hard to feel excited for them really since they were 19 and 20 at the time of the engagement. 

Then, a friend had a baby. I knew she and her boyfriend were serious. She was 20 when she had her son. The father is 21. Again, I'm happy they're so good for each other, the baby is healthy and really cute, and they seem happy, but it's still hard to feel really happy for them because that just feels too young for a kid. 

What I learned this morning made me the most uncomfortable and the worst about not really being able to feel truly happy or excited for my friends when it comes to engagement, marriage, and having kids. A friend I've known since sixth grade got engaged. She and her fiancé are both 21 and have been together for about a year if I remember correctly.

I feel awful about not really being able to feel happy or excited for them, but 19 - 21 just seems too young for this stuff. I know some people start families and find "the one" earlier than others, but it just doesn't feel right and there's something holding me back, though I do congratulate them and act 100% supportive in person. I like all of their partners and the baby (he's approaching 10 months old now) is wonderful. 

But AITA for not being able to feel excited for my friends? 

not feeling excited for my friends who are engaged, getting married, and having kids