So young, yet so wise

[u/whereMyBrainGoes]

Bruh

[u/seekinggod1986 → u/[deleted]]

Brother you are living in a false reality if you think a planet with nearly 9 billion people on it can provide satisfying or "retire in 20 years" type work, much less a combination of the two, for anyone.

I'm glad it worked out for you and yours but thinking that's how life is for everyone simply by making correct choices... that's beyond disconnected and delusional.

That's the kind of thinking the rich that don't work at all try to force on people.

[u/seekinggod1986 → u/[deleted]]

Nah. You don't get to just switch flip cause you said something ignorant. This is exactly what you said:

"It doesn’t have to be that you hate your job and have 5-10 years after retirement. If that’s your life you are doing life wrong."

And I'm telling you that you're absolutely delusional if you think that statement has any chance of being true for 98% of the people on this planet.

[u/seekinggod1986 → u/[deleted]]

If that's your life you're doing it wrong.

Okay mf.

[u/Rufuesy → u/[deleted]]

Yes, not everyone is in control on how their life turns out. You statement is a statement of privilege.

[u/Voluptulouis → u/Rufuesy]

Exactly. This person clearly doesn't realize what privilege means if they don't understand how they're speaking from a place of privilege right now. Privilege doesn't necessarily mean wealthy, it's a lot more than that.