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>>3109887
are you me?

finally came to the realization a few years ago - i used to go out 7 nights a week (more like dragged out)

finally comfortable just being alone, traveling alone, meeting people and working on my own projects/trading crypto, freelancing when i need more fiat, working on myself, microdosing LSD, experiencing nature, learning new languages

lot's of time when you truly spend it on your own, while being comfortable with the fact that you're alone

it's a really great realization, but I feel as if there's a societal pressure to surround yourself with people, to go to the parties, to marry and have children.

Maybe we're broken? Or maybe we've learned to really live.

>currently sitting on 1.2m crypto gains
>after a decade of the worst type of wage slaving imaginable (min 10 hour days, upwards of 26+ hr straight days, sometimes 7 days a week)
>considering joining a monastary in Nepal for a year
>fuck it.jpg