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one day. one day i will have saved up enough shekels to escape this hell. one day.

The other day I had a depressing realization. I realized that even if you start your own business or make a lot of money working from home, you are still a cuck because you have to work to please your customers or investors. A lot of you seem to think that becoming the CEO of a major company is somehow not cucked because you have power over others, but you still are subject to the will of others and have to make them happy. The only path to make it in life that I can think of that isn't inherently cucked is to either (a) win the lottery, (b) crypto boom, (c) inheritance, or (d) develop a hot new app that sells for millions of dollars. Any typical "job" is cucked because you are subjugated by other people.

This thread is mainly addressed at people who act like they are superior to McCuck workers because they have a "valuable skill". Even if you have a skill you are a still a cuck. Most skills are not even that difficult and you could be replaced more easily than you think. Unless you exist outside of the system, you have to be a cuck.

I could be out there changing the world, living my dream, but here I am grinding away at some desk in a fluorescent-lit office space. This is the culmination of years of our educational system. My co-workers delude themselves into thinking they are changing the world. But to what end? To what end? I grow older, time passes by, the world goes on around me, and in a blink of an eye it'll all be over. Where has time gone by? I remember it was the 2000s like yesterday, yet we are at the doorsteps of the 2020s. Why are we wasting our precious years in a boxed up environment, we spend more time with our coworkers than we do with our loved ones, it seems like. I don't want to be part of this faux-family, I want to be with my real family. With people who really matter.

>>12231716
I don't know man, I'm not doing a good job of explaining it I feel like. Perhaps somebody can do better.

Basically, my story is kinda unique because I "ran away" from this lifestyle, but then I came back. During my time off, I actually missed being part of the commute, etc. I remember I would get up around noon every day thinking everybody else is at work. I felt like a bum just staying home doing nothing with my life. Not making money. Honestly, I think I was in a depression because deep down I really didn't care. Maybe I would get a job at a grocery store stocking shelves, but somehow I ended up landing a decent white-collar job (again) but I had to relocate.

My commute currently is very long, we're talking north end of an hour to 90 minutes, but I'm still thankful. At the same time, I can feel my old feels resurfacing again. So I understand why all these young kids just starting out of college are thinking and feeling this way, I understand their feels and what they're going through. Sometimes, I think a lot of these young grads are going through a quarter-life crisis since they literally spent their entire lives up to that point in the system and now they're truly on their own.

Merry christmas frens

>>12219050
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeNXFVev8Jg

>>12214802
The opposite of wagecuck is F.I.R.E., and you won't be financially independent since you'll have to go back to wagecucking two years later

>>12187282

>got my cpa
>make a ton at a cozy job

These things ifacquired, you've acquired everything there is in life for a human:
A loyal faithful wife.
A huge wide house.
The good and friendly neighbor.
A luxurious means of transportation.

Two more weeks of slaving nights, back to uni after that.

How can i survive wagecucking in a cubicle when i'm having existential crises on a daily basis and i'm only 23 and i'm only on my 2nd week in the company?
i don't know what i should do or go, just a slave lost in time.