/biz/ - Business & Finance

We're going to make it

>>17744755
I am a solo estate planning attorney in CA 2 years out of law school, and i make very little money. But good luck to you anon

>>12113231
I believe you, anon.

How about a generous $100 charity pittance for a poorfag.

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Chainlink changed my life. After I bought Chainlink I:
>Came out of the closet
>Told my parents I'm gay
>Lost my virginity
>Found a 8/10 boyfriend who is also a Chainlink holder
Thanks for all the support. It feels good to be part of a group of people who support me.

Amazing news!!! Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!

mommyyyyyy

>>10470261
One day mom forgot me inside the supermarket and I cried. Some days later we met again but she was a bit angry. She had told me to stay in a place but I went somewhere else, I didn't hear that but she made sure I would be able to hear the next time. Sometimes I did things exploring my curiosity or trying to help the adults. Sometimes this caused trouble for me and others. Then one day on Christmas after I played the game of throwing milk in the electrical socket to see what happened, dad taught me a lesson
> If you only know how to ruin everything don't try to do anything
I said I was very sorry and I wouldn't do it again. So I became doaslittleaspossibleman. This worked very well for a while because doaslittleaspossibleman could manage to do enough of the not too bad things and some pretty good things that felt easy. The problem is that doaslittleaspossibleman was agonizingly boring so I started doing a bit more of something and a bit less of nothing and things worked better but a decade ago I was in a different place and towards a much darker path. For me and others.

My parents aren't to blame of course, it was their first time being parents and I'm sure they did what they thought was best. But since I was a weenie thing I thought that my parents believed too much on the power of being and too little on the power of becoming and I'm glad I didn't take their advice in a lot of things and I'm glad they gave me food and a ceiling when they could have saved that hassle and I love them and I'm glad I can do things for them now even if I never did a lot of things they wanted me to do or if some of the things I do now would be called insensible or dangerous. Some things they taught me like where to take a shit and how were good, other things I forget them but not really it's more like it takes a long time to remember them because they happened so long ago it feels like they happened to someone else.

>>9912755
I have no idea about what the fuck you're talking about but I hope you didn't die.

We're above 6K. Not yet.

>>9656089
Don't worry fren

>>8752090
I think we've all been sentenced to execution and they're just deciding on a date.

>>8617046
>do you want me to do TA for each section of this downtrend?
that would be very polite.

My first crypto was ETH when it was over 1K. Doing better now, stopping being afraid to sell at a loss was a lifesaver, I still bleed when the market bleeds, but it feels much less scary. I actually trust myself to survive this thing, instead of EOY I look at 2025, a bit less hodling, a bit more traeding. I can understand short/mid term bears, but I don't understand how anyone who truly believes it's all vapor hasn't sold by now, how can you not be bullish long term?

>>7731899
Wtf i have never noticed that, thanks op

>>7677118
i bought the bottom thanks

>>7536319
I have to admit I never thought about it that way, it makes a lot of sense.

>>7385712
Everyone else was doing it.

>>7321494
I don't lose until I sell r-right?

>>7303131
yes

pls rember that wen u feel scare or frigten
never forget ttimes wen u feeled happy

wen day is dark alway rember happy day

>>7239407
thank u fren