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post 1641070343 06-17-2021, 09:36 AM
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well brahs i tried to create a good life for myself but after years of hard work

there is still no end in sight.

I still have nothing to look forward to.

All the years I have sacrificed to make money in the future will not be worth it.

the job isnt worth it

the pay isnt worth it

the lifestyle is horrendous

the sacrificing of your individuality is beta


I have gone years with nothing to look forward to and as I sit here about to finish many years of hard work, I not only have nothing to look forward to but many doors of opportunity have shut due to my age. Things I thought I would be able to do in the future are now much less likely.

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post 1641070513 06-17-2021, 09:38 AM
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Ah when a wagecel becomes self aware.
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post 1641070583 06-17-2021, 09:39 AM
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post 1641070663 06-17-2021, 09:39 AM
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post 1641070853 06-17-2021, 09:42 AM
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post 1641070973 06-17-2021, 09:44 AM
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Feels bad man
post 1641071083 06-17-2021, 09:45 AM
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Strong replies lol
post 1641071623 06-17-2021, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted By headturner1⏩
Feels bad man
indeed it feels bad man.
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post 1641071653 06-17-2021, 09:54 AM
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post 1641072413 06-17-2021, 10:07 AM
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post 1641072443 06-17-2021, 10:07 AM
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what job and pay?
post 1641072483 06-17-2021, 10:08 AM
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Max out your credit cards and fck off to Thailand once Asia gets it together a little more. I'm tempted to do it. The only thing honestly holding me back is that I don't want to abandon my family, but I live across the country and I'm usually the only one going to see them anyways.
post 1641072573 06-17-2021, 10:09 AM
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What exactly do you want to do that seems impossible in the current circumstances? Let’s not be so pessimistic.
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Originally Posted By GayCumLord⏩
what job and pay?
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post 1641072683 06-17-2021, 10:11 AM
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post 1641072883 06-17-2021, 10:13 AM
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post 1641072993 06-17-2021, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted By drFEEL⏩
physician assistant
That seems like a good career man. I can think of a lot worse!
post 1641073343 06-17-2021, 10:21 AM
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Read this in Larry Elder's column today (https://www.wnd.com/2021/06/fathers-...estic-problem/) :

My dad tolerated no excuses and always gave my brothers and me the following advice: "Hard work wins. You get out of life what you put into it. You cannot control the outcome, but you are 100% in control of the effort. Before you complain about what somebody said or did to you, go to the nearest mirror and ask yourself, 'What could I have done to change the outcome?' And, no matter how hard you work, how good you are, bad things will happen. How you respond to those bad things will tell your mother and me if we raised a man."
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Originally Posted By drFEEL⏩
physician assistant
Wtf that’s like GOAT career in terms of being interesting, on your feet, good pay, easy hours, meaningful work, not much debt needed



You aren’t some cubicle wagie
post 1641073943 06-17-2021, 10:28 AM
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Inb4 OP is only 29
post 1641073983 06-17-2021, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted By headturner1⏩
That seems like a good career man. I can think of a lot worse!
Originally Posted By meanstringbean⏩
Wtf that’s like GOAT career in terms of being interesting, on your feet, good pay, easy hours, meaningful work, not much debt needed



You aren’t some cubicle wagie
it seems like it from the outside but once you get into it you realize its just like any other job but you just wasted 8 years to get here and hella debt and so much more that you don't see until you do it.
Originally Posted By MrQuint⏩
Read this in Larry Elder's column today (https://www.wnd.com/2021/06/fathers-...estic-problem/) :

My dad tolerated no excuses and always gave my brothers and me the following advice: "Hard work wins. You get out of life what you put into it. You cannot control the outcome, but you are 100% in control of the effort. Before you complain about what somebody said or did to you, go to the nearest mirror and ask yourself, 'What could I have done to change the outcome?' And, no matter how hard you work, how good you are, bad things will happen. How you respond to those bad things will tell your mother and me if we raised a man."
thats a good one.

i try to use stuff like this all the time but it just seems hopeless now. the damage is done.
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Eh the PAs I know all seem fulfilled. And 8 years? Isnt PA school just 3? Compare that to mountain of debt and stress from law or med school and you’re in good shape


At least you are treating people instead of finding ways to sell 10% more widgets than a year ago for Mr Noseburg like most Corp jobs
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Originally Posted By drFEEL⏩
it seems like it from the outside but once you get into it you realize its just like any other job but you just wasted 8 years to get here and hella debt and so much more that you don't see until you do it.
Wait, this reads like you just finished school and started your career, am I wrong?
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I work in a unique field where people make a lot of money without much time investment in education, with almost guaranteed raises to ridiculous levels over the span of 10 years. Been doing it for 10 years, as a result have met a lot of different people. Some have been saving all their money and as a result have half a million saved at an early age, others have blown every last dime, and some have saved and spent in a nice balanced ratio.

After a couple advancements and having both saved every dime and blown every last cent, in the end I can say nothing about the rat race is worth it. So what if you have a few hundred thousand in the bank, does that make you any happier? Who cares if you’re in a top level position at work, it’s like powerlifting, at the end of the day nobody gives a fck about your numbers.

My best take on it so far is that you should have to work as little as possible but still some otherwise you’ll lose your mind, always have the “fck you, you need me I don’t need you” mentality (it’s an attitude not a dollar amount, you always have options) but be humble at the same time, and drop the rat race mindset of the need to continuously climb the ladder

GMiscer has it all figured out, you don’t need much to be happy. While he might choose to LDAR in 400 sq ft ‘minimalist’ apartment, you could get a cheap shack on the beach, drive an electric scooter, workout every day, catch fish to eat, plow tourist hole, practice a stress free life

Fck creating societies definition of a “good” life
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Originally Posted By xeron⏩
I work in a unique field where people make a lot of money without much time investment in education, with almost guaranteed raises to ridiculous levels over the span of 10 years. Been doing it for 10 years, as a result have met a lot of different people. Some have been saving all their money and as a result have half a million saved at an early age, others have blown every last dime, and some have saved and spent in a nice balanced ratio.

After a couple advancements and having both saved every dime and blown every last cent, in the end I can say nothing about the rat race is worth it. So what if you have a few hundred thousand in the bank, does that make you any happier? Who cares if you’re in a top level position at work, it’s like powerlifting, at the end of the day nobody gives a fck about your numbers.

My best take on it so far is that you should have to work as little as possible but still some otherwise you’ll lose your mind, always have the “fck you, you need me I don’t need you” mentality (it’s an attitude not a dollar amount, you always have options) but be humble at the same time, and drop the rat race mindset of the need to continuously climb the ladder

GMiscer has it all figured out, you don’t need much to be happy. While he might choose to LDAR in 400 sq ft ‘minimalist’ apartment, you could get a cheap shack on the beach, drive an electric scooter, workout every day, catch fish to eat, plow tourist hole, practice a stress free life

Fck creating societies definition of a “good” life
GTFO of the rat race.

Live in chithole NYC.

Pick one.
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Originally Posted By meanstringbean⏩
Eh the PAs I know all seem fulfilled. And 8 years? Isnt PA school just 3? Compare that to mountain of debt and stress from law or med school and you’re in good shape


At least you are treating people instead of finding ways to sell 10% more widgets than a year ago for Mr Noseburg like most Corp jobs
4yr undergrad 2 yr work experience and 2-3yr masters.
Originally Posted By EasternHammer⏩
What exactly do you want to do that seems impossible in the current circumstances? Let’s not be so pessimistic.
live in a location where I can meet women but still save for retirement also. i basically have to choose one or the other
Originally Posted By xeron⏩
I work in a unique field where people make a lot of money without much time investment in education, with almost guaranteed raises to ridiculous levels over the span of 10 years. Been doing it for 10 years, as a result have met a lot of different people. Some have been saving all their money and as a result have half a million saved at an early age, others have blown every last dime, and some have saved and spent in a nice balanced ratio.

After a couple advancements and having both saved every dime and blown every last cent, in the end I can say nothing about the rat race is worth it. So what if you have a few hundred thousand in the bank, does that make you any happier? Who cares if you’re in a top level position at work, it’s like powerlifting, at the end of the day nobody gives a fck about your numbers.

My best take on it so far is that you should have to work as little as possible but still some otherwise you’ll lose your mind, always have the “fck you, you need me I don’t need you” mentality (it’s an attitude not a dollar amount, you always have options) but be humble at the same time, and drop the rat race mindset of the need to continuously climb the ladder

GMiscer has it all figured out, you don’t need much to be happy. While he might choose to LDAR in 400 sq ft ‘minimalist’ apartment, you could get a cheap shack on the beach, drive an electric scooter, workout every day, catch fish to eat, plow tourist hole, practice a stress free life

Fck creating societies definition of a “good” life
whats your job?

also, fuk new york. its part of my problem right now.
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