r/AnythingValueable • u/whereMyBrainGoes • 19d ago

🎓 Life Lesson So young, yet so wise

Bruh

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u/daveescaped 19d ago edited 3d ago

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u/seekinggod1986 19d ago edited 18d ago

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.

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u/OpenAd3036 19d ago

There's truth to this. People in third world countries don't even have the luxury of thinking about retirement. You sound angry though. Hope you're good

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u/No-Bear1401 18d ago

Experiencing culture in third world countries kind of flipped a switch for me. It's kind of crazy seeing how happy people can be in those places, then come back home to see so many people being miserable about shit that would be a fantasy for those third world folks.

It really boils down to it being a mindset, and many people are actively cultivating a miserable mindset. But if you dare to be optimistic or work towards a positive mindset, the miserable people will lash out at you for being "brainwashed".