…oops. I already forgot I said that.
Employees are soldiers upon the economic battlefield fighting for resources and promotions. They don’t care about you or I. They say “have a nice day” or “how are you” on the clock, while getting paid. That same person wouldn’t even cough in your direction in the store parking lot, off the clock.
No, I refuse to work. Unemployed for years. I have no wife, no family, no kids. Why work? To buy XBox games? To feed the irresponsible people who impregnated women so I couldn’t?
What happened 15 years ago?
The general realization that my participation was not appreciated.
And that this society is not worth supporting.
If you want to be truly countercultural, show us how it’s done. Love people the way you want to be loved when you have a paycheck and get back to me.
And this feeds into commercialized society, the very society eliminating family and love and replacing it with employees and services.
No more family, interacting out of love. Just employees, working for payment.
Do you not see that?
Loveless robot slaves. But that paint pretty.
Work hard, make good money, charge everybody for everything and do it for the corporation and money, not for family and love.
You’re part of the problem.
I did, I do. They can’t appreciate nor reciprocate it.
Loveless, robot slaves.
I don’t need a check. Money in the bank.
Long-term isolation is indeed associated with a significantly increased risk of premature death and serious health problems.
Mortality Risk
People experiencing prolonged social isolation have a 29–32% higher risk of dying early compared to those who are not isolated. Some studies even suggest the risk is as severe as smoking 15 cigarettes a day or being obese. This elevated risk applies across all age groups, races, and initial health conditions.
https://www.perplexity.ai/search/is-long-term-isolation-deadly-vmtye539Q_yDs3G4P7ZuTg
Not at the first hint of disappointment. Persistent, true, painful love is possible.
That’s why it’s a “labor of love”
You’re 17, right? Grow. Then talk.
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Maybe… But I look at my dad and he’s been happily married for decades despite (no offense Mom) not having a supermodel wife.
Your probably right though
First, give it all away. Then start over.
You obviously need to reset.
What does that even mean?
You’re either retired, a trust fund baby, or the government throws money at you, am I right? Time to grow up.
I have deciphered Leonardo’s primary work. I am sharing the discovery for $Free.99.
The details align in such a way it’s unmistakable. No one else has revealed these details.
Dan Brown scribbled some bullshit, some corporation scattered it and made millions upon millions of dollars. Dan Brown also picked up a few mistresses.
If I demanded everyone pay $29.99 for my material would all the ladies love me then?
Retired. Anyone can retire at any age with enough money.
Plus, I have no kids to spend on.
Retired 15 years ago, or divorced, or what? Obviously, they didn’t take everything. Maybe they should have? Might have been better for you.
What happened 15 years ago that made you start obsessing over bullshit like what Dan Brown did and want to do it in your own way?