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Just put your head down, work hard, plan effectively and with a little bit of luck you might be able to retire at 60

>>10938004
Not really, it's a matter of circumstance. Do you think Trust-Fund-Chad in pic related is a life of pain and suffering?

4 more days to go

friendly reminder that you may have your youth or you may have riches, but you will never have both at the same time. this means you will never truly make it

>>10477508
There's a lot of people out there with zero responsibilities with family connections or people who luckily landed an easy paying gig or strong familial support

>I could take 4 years off and have to rebuild from scratch
You definitely sound like you belong in the slave/cuck category then. That's exactly what you are, a slave. The math does not add up - you will never be able to work for someone else and save enough money (even working 20 years straight) to retire. What this means - your time always belongs to someone else - you are always OBLIGATED to do this - this means you are a slave.

>>10371200

just remember anons

even if you have all of those things

somewhere else there is a taller, richer, more muscular trust fund baby

women don't care if you earned it or inherited it, all they care about is their own comfort level and sense of security. the means of how it is obtained is irrelevant.