Do you feel like you've lived way longer than you actually have?

I'm only 28, but feel like I've been alive for an eternity. I just long for a long, uninterrupted, nap.

Added (1). Must be the fact that I've experienced a lot more physical, emotional, and mental suffering, than the average human has. I guess it all adds up, over time.

"Fatigue" makes time seem to drag into eternity - a single week may seem like a year when so much goes wrong, so much exhaustion is involved… Two decades seem like a month, when life is an ever-present moment. Speaking of "feelings", I can relate to life feeling like I lived longer than I have, before I discovered the breathtaking awe and wonder of even common daily life, like hearing birds chirp during a crisp morning leisurely stroll through tree-lined neighbourhood streets before the "drudgery of the day" commence.

Anyway, yes, I know the "feeling", but being one not to live life by "feel", I no longer care to "feel" my way through life when there are so many other levels on which to experience the wonder.

BTW, unsure what you mean "more emotional, physical… Suffering in short". In history, when slaves rebelled against the tyrranical Roman empire, they were crucified - have you experienced the brutality of crucifixion? Or more recently, the Great Depression, WWII, … Have you experienced the anxiety of carpet bombings, the border-line starvation due to economic hardship… Or even today, in parts of the world, where many who don't even know what "Internet" is - the sort you evidently can afford despite all your travails - are suffering like perhaps you did not? Your sufferings in the least lead to a state of internet access, theirs usually leads to plain and simple death through horrible suffering. All I mean, and with no offense, as I can get a bit overbearing, point is, all I mean, "who suffers more - the one who has to endure one more year with last iPhone model before upgrading, or, someone crucified just for desiring simple freedom you already enjoy in abundance"? Yeah, I do. But then again, I'm not a teenager anymore, so… So do I. I always feel like I've lived way longer than I actually have.
I haven't had happy life since I was a child because of my parents' behavior.
Although I've achieved some successes in life so far, I can't forget what I've experienced and that's why I always feel like I've lived for very long time. Yes I feel. When I was seven I was attempting to swim in Cauvery river near my native place. Though I knew swimming, yet I could not withstand the water current. I was moving fast in the river and about to be drowned. My sister watched that I'm struggling. She told another villager Shri Ramamurthi, who fortunately rescued me and brought me back to shore. If Ramamurthi was not there on that day, I would have gone along with the river.

This reply/answer is given after considering your question from philosophical angle only. I think that age 25 is old.

I also think that I have never lived in the first place. Yes

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Yeah, I do. But then again, I'm not a teenager anymore, so…

So do I. I always feel like I've lived way longer than I actually have.
I haven't had happy life since I was a child because of my parents' behavior.
Although I've achieved some successes in life so far, I can't forget what I've experienced and that's why I always feel like I've lived for very long time.

Yes I feel. When I was seven I was attempting to swim in Cauvery river near my native place. Though I knew swimming, yet I could not withstand the water current. I was moving fast in the river and about to be drowned. My sister watched that I'm struggling. She told another villager Shri Ramamurthi, who fortunately rescued me and brought me back to shore. If Ramamurthi was not there on that day, I would have gone along with the river.

This reply/answer is given after considering your question from philosophical angle only.

I think that age 25 is old.

I also think that I have never lived in the first place.