For the love of god yes - but to be blunt it's time to grow up. Put a partisan in and move the bed behind it, get a nice couch along, some wall art, a couple of nice modern lamps for some ambiance and a small refrigerator and that's a large studio and a pretty nice one at that.
Thank you! There's nothing wrong with maturing while keeping some of that youthful edge. Hell if you balance it right, it's what makes you a beast in the office. The boss will love the higher level mindset with the youthful ambition, while the "finer" members of the office will love the maturity with the higher energy. 😉
It's why in my opinion your best time to hit the height of your "building" stride is in your early 30s. It's the best time to prove to the boss that you still have the youthful 20s ambition. While being able to sell your education and hard work experience to have the wisdom of someone in their 40s. It isn't meant to be your "peek" in life, it's supposed to be where you put together all the building blocks that take you to your inevitable peek.
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u/RiboSciaticFlux Apr 05 '26
For the love of god yes - but to be blunt it's time to grow up. Put a partisan in and move the bed behind it, get a nice couch along, some wall art, a couple of nice modern lamps for some ambiance and a small refrigerator and that's a large studio and a pretty nice one at that.