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post 1644092153 08-02-2021, 02:01 AM
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Originally Posted By GaryCarnivals
I don't get how people have energy to do anything significant after wageslaving for 40-50 hours a week.
lol I work that, gym everyday for 90 minutes, raise three step kids, cook dinner, pack lunches, take care of farm animals, manage my Airbnb, aa meeting daily, sponsor 2 other women in aa I meet with one a week for an hour, and still feel my life is unfulfilled and meaningless for the most part :/
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post 1644092163 08-02-2021, 02:03 AM
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Originally Posted By backinthegymbro
Go to Medelin colombia and bang 9/10 escorts for the entire night for $200 a day. They legit look like models.
Doesn’t this, too, lose its appeal and pleasure after a while though…just like everything else?
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post 1644092783 08-02-2021, 02:48 AM
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even if at first it seems mundane..do it...something good might happen srs
post 1644092873 08-02-2021, 02:50 AM
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just go with the flow brah, enjoy the good parts of life and try and glaze over/block out the **** part.

i put literally ZERO thought into work except for actually doing my job, just get through it and think about finishing
post 1644093903 08-02-2021, 03:40 AM
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Recommend inventing recipes and attempting to cook them if you like food. Don’t follow some meal kit or recipe guide. But make everything from scratch and play around with different ingredient combinations. You’ll learn new skills and also eat well. Shopping for the ingredients and prepping them is half the fun

The 9-5 lacks agency, and the routine can seem restrictive. Trying the above will at least inject some novelty and creativity to inspire new goals and positivity. I suppose the first thing you could play around with is making pizza from scratch. Dough and tomato sauce all by hand, except for whatever toppings
post 1644093993 08-02-2021, 03:44 AM
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Originally Posted By MetroBrah
Life as an adult is literally just work every day until you can retire. Usually with a few vacation days in between where you sit on a beach somewhere and drink fruity alcoholic drinks.
I think all people do after 30 is drink go to restaurants raise kids or watch Netflix

Idk anyone my age that does anything else

It's like life just stopped after 26 or so
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post 1644094013 08-02-2021, 03:44 AM
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humans eating the correct diet are immortal srs however surely gawds put a fail safe system in place incase you decease unnaturally

thus

alcohol = good times everytime srs
post 1644094043 08-02-2021, 03:47 AM
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra
No hamster wheel but I am on a hedonic treadmill. Feels ok to be honest.

New things happening all the time
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Originally Posted By quadfecta
Recommend inventing recipes and attempting to cook them if you like food. Don’t follow some meal kit or recipe guide. But make everything from scratch and play around with different ingredient combinations. You’ll learn new skills and also eat well. Shopping for the ingredients and prepping them is half the fun

The 9-5 lacks agency, and the routine can seem restrictive. Trying the above will at least inject some novelty and creativity to inspire new goals and positivity. I suppose the first thing you could play around with is making pizza from scratch. Dough and tomato sauce all by hand, except for whatever toppings
Not a brad idea. Might start with a salmon pasta recipe.

Any examples you can think of with decent macros? Also I have no idea how to make pizza dough lol
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post 1644094213 08-02-2021, 03:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Ironface
Semi mirin

Not a brad idea. Might start with a salmon pasta recipe.

Any examples you can think of with decent macros? Also I have no idea how to make pizza dough lol
Go for it. Look up how to make pasta and attempt to make some home made noodles. Obviously you’ll want a sauce to mix in for flavor, maybe something like a white wine/cream and shallot with capers. A pesto sauce might work well with the salmon too. Ideally you want something light since salmon is a fatty fish. You could look at different Mediterranean recipes for ideas since the sauce part might be more technical than experimenting with your own skills

Also depends on the type of pasta you go for. Linguini is actually a classic pairing with seafood. Amazing with a white wine clam sauce, which would elevate the flavor of fish added in
post 1644094273 08-02-2021, 03:56 AM
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ever since the scamdemic its been like that for me. It fukn sucks.
post 1644095173 08-02-2021, 04:51 AM
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Originally Posted By snailsrus
lol I work that, gym everyday for 90 minutes, raise three step kids, cook dinner, pack lunches, take care of farm animals, manage my Airbnb, aa meeting daily, sponsor 2 other women in aa I meet with one a week for an hour, and still feel my life is unfulfilled and meaningless for the most part :/
Kinda mirin all that effort if true
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post 1644095253 08-02-2021, 04:55 AM
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink
That's chit logic honestly. Happiness is relative.

A man in Africa whose name is a sequence of clicking sounds, with 16 children and works all day in smoldering heat with a cone on his dink to provide for his family can easily be happier and more fulfilled than anyone here.
well that just confirms what i said, some cnts will never be happy no matter what they have and prioritise all the wrong things in life............end it if its not enough
post 1644095343 08-02-2021, 05:02 AM
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post 1644095403 08-02-2021, 05:04 AM
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My hamster wheel is hit full throttle. It spins so fast starts to look like clown world. Honky mc honk!
post 1644095493 08-02-2021, 05:09 AM
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth
well that just confirms what i said, some cnts will never be happy no matter what they have and prioritise all the wrong things in life............end it if its not enough
I see what you're saying in that it's a personal responsibility, but what you have (beyond essentials) doesn't always equate to happiness. Ex. Celebs often rope when they seemingly have it all.
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post 1644095533 08-02-2021, 05:10 AM
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Originally Posted By eod8989
I think all people do after 30 is drink go to restaurants raise kids or watch Netflix

Idk anyone my age that does anything else

It's like life just stopped after 26 or so
Lmfao, that's quite accurate.

And once a year vaction to a generic beach resort. For euros that means Spain.
post 1644095663 08-02-2021, 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink
I see what you're saying in that it's a personal responsibility, but what you have (beyond essentials) doesn't always equate to happiness. Ex. Celebs often rope when they seemingly have it all.
you have the right to 'PURSUE HAPPINESS' it's not guaranteed

however i would say FCK Happiness and Pursue Purpose and happiness will follow ..........fck we live in such weak times i wish these CNTS would just die off
post 1644096153 08-02-2021, 05:34 AM
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you guys need to try something new, literally anything new

you do the same chit everyday and wonder why your life lacks excitement
post 1644096243 08-02-2021, 05:39 AM
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Used to feel like this when I worked in the corporate world. Quitting and working for myself is way better and I have time to plan and do “different” stuff. Gotta continuously shake it up a bit! It’s your life...you’re in the driver’s seat!

How old are you OP?
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Originally Posted By wooosh3
you guys need to try something new, literally anything new

you do the same chit everyday and wonder why your life lacks excitement
We do man

I've already traveled like 9k miles this year

The issue is that everyone else over 30 just talks about the same things

Netflix, their kids, weddings, restaurants

Years ago all of my friends used to talk about working out, playing sports, going to concerts, playing Xbox live and we had debates. Now it's nothing like that
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Originally Posted By Lunu
Used to feel like this when I worked in the corporate world.Quitting and working for myself is way better and I have time to plan and do “different” stuff.Gotta continuously shake it up a bit! It’s your life...you’re in the driver’s seat!

How old are you OP?
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink
Onlyfans or something else?
Ha! Something else.
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Originally Posted By snailsrus
lol I work that, gym everyday for 90 minutes, raise three step kids, cook dinner, pack lunches, take care of farm animals, manage my Airbnb, aa meeting daily, sponsor 2 other women in aa I meet with one a week for an hour, and still feel my life is unfulfilled and meaningless for the most part :/
I thought you were happily ever after with your hubby? Doesn't that bring you fulfilment? And holy fck plz eat, mate. You're worryingly low bf%
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Originally Posted By Lunu
Ha! Something else.
Had to ask
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A lot of cope itt

Bottom line is existence is completely fukking pointless. If you have an IQ above room temperature, you realise rock climbing or jet skiing or whatever is just as fukking pointless as rotting or whatever.

This is why past generations had religion, giving a sense of purpose to existence. We are living in the hellscape Nietzche predicted.
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Originally Posted By Lunu
Used to feel like this when I worked in the corporate world. Quitting and working for myself is way better and I have time to plan and do “different” stuff. Gotta continuously shake it up a bit! It’s your life...you’re in the driver’s seat!

How old are you OP?
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Originally Posted By Ironface
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Man, I reckon it’s just a slump to be honest with you. You’re young, and let’s face it, the past couple of years have been repetitive and monotonous for everyone. I think we all are feeling this to a degree thanks to Covid right now.
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Originally Posted By Lunu
Man, I reckon it’s just a slump to be honest with you. You’re young, and let’s face it, the past couple of years have been repetitive and monotonous for everyone. I think we all are feeling this to a degree thanks to Covid right now.
What’s going to change? A promotion at work? (Guaranteed not to happen for atleast 3-4 years, probably longer) I’m pretty happy with the place I live in so feel no need to move. Doubt I’ll meet someone, yeah I suppose it could happen but I doubt it in the times we live in. Maybe if I became a millionaire and jestermaxxed my balls off. Don’t plan on having kids….what’s going to change?
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Jesus. I am the opposite of this thread.

I do so much, and am into so much stuff I'd need a hundred lifetimes to do everything I want to do.

One adventure after the next. The fun part of my life is challenging myself and planning/anticipating what is next.
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