/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9568855
Yes, and yes.

and have seen others "make it"

Money allows you to focus on what you love instead of focusing on bills and counting every dollar

It won't fix your autism. In fact, it helps you live life more in a bubble (if you decide to do this, consciously or subconsciously). You can Prime Now everything and build your entire house to be an "Autism Den(TM)."

Money will allow you to figure out what you love. Money provides stability and security. It doesn't necessarily direct you to happiness. Having stuff isn't happiness, and you will figure this out (eventually).

A question you will ask yourself will be "what now." After sex becomes simply a release, what now. After hanging with your boys becomes the usual, what now. After traveling to places you've wanted to see, what now. After you have had an opportunity eat what you've desired, what now. After you buy the latest of everything, what now. You will constantly ask yourself, what now. It sounds crazy, but it's sorta like the ol' adage "every beautiful woman has a man who is tired of fucking her."

You'll get tired of just having stuff and doing stuff. You will have to figure out what truly makes you content with life. That is the struggle. Yeah, it sounds ridiculous if you're struggling and you have to worry about finances and budgeting and school and work and whatever, but it's real and you will see. It sounds crazy, but there are moments when you feel like you were more content with life when you were struggling. When you make it, you will understand.

Take care, /biz/raelis.

Mad respect OP.

You have balls.