/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55178836
hey op.
I have done studies, and i'm now working part time as a software developper. I could never understand the appeal of wagie lifestyle. i'm different than you but however being 33, most people think i'm 26. i could hit on 20 years old easy but one point you're also missing out is that sex and relationships are also extremely draining. it's true that lot of my childhood friends look 10 years older than me. I wonder if work is the only reason. I also don't drink or smoke, and try to never exhaust me because i have had health issues in the past due to extreme fatigue.

Anyway, just to say i agree with you, most works are inhumane and will either crush your soul or body. I would never accept this lifestyle, even if it meant i had to live in a cabin and grow my own food. (which i did for a year).

however, you might be willing to find purpose at some point in your life because your lifestyle seems pretty superficial.

Grimes btfo

>>51688077
I see... so... they replaced insolvency with hyperinflation.
That's a bold decision for you Britbongs, let's see if it plays out.

What's up with precious metals and uranium? Going back up or are we going to crab? I'm hurtin here

>>50281727
Teeth are one of the best investments you can make. Everyone unconsciously judges you based on your teeth.

Remember biz, brush regularly (buy an electric toothbrush) and floss.

>>49667832
idk they would be retarded to do that. Like, as a woman you can just create tinder and you'll have guys of all ages lining up to fuck you, regardless of how you look or how old you are

I guess one exception is when a woman is looking for a professional. But in that case, she would buy herself a male escort, not some horny young sperg

Gross.