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[Anonymous No.29811754]

>worked as a wagie for a couple of years out of highschool
>went to college
>by the time i graduated i had made millions off crypto and will never work again

Sometimes i feel weird cause I havent really "worked" a day in my life. Like when I watch shows/films that take place in an office or some other professional work environment I feel strange, like I missed out on something. Id imagine its the feeling someone gets watching films set in college having never went yourself. Or maybe those teenage love films, when its something you never experienced...

I also often wonder what will I tell my children when they ask what their daddy does for a job? What do my children tell their friends or their friends parents? What if they had a career day at school, do I just not attend? Beyond even that when my kids eventually get older and start their own professional life, I will be completely unable to connect with their work experience. They will talk about the latest office happenings, and I will be completely unable to connect. Its just a very strange feeling.

[Anonymous No.29812197]

Count yourself lucky

[Anonymous No.29812380]

>>29811754
just research and do more day trading. And find better more fulfilling things. Ive been wage slaving since i was 15 and it fucking sucks the last thing id talk about while having a beer with lads is work.

[Anonymous No.29812464]

>>29811754
Half your luck. I made a promise that if I hadn't made it by 30 I'd rope. I've got 2 years left before then, and I'm stuck in 6 figure hell. If not a larp then don't feel weird, feel lucky.

[Anonymous No.29812515]

And if youre worried about not being a man go fucking chop wood and upkeep on your home and vehicles its easy to stay productive and have your kids tag along while doing said menial tasks.

[Anonymous No.29812756]

>>29812515
This guy gets it, sounds like a man.