To fill the void I've toyed with ideas of taking the savings I have, moving to a third-world country and living like a lazy bum for the rest of my life.
There's no place for ugly, bald guys outh there.
Yes, I do feel the same but I think its a little too early for you to feel this way. I have experienced the daily grind of modern life much longer than you have and to me its evolved to something even worse. I would love to go back to living in the 80's again. Of course, internet was nothing back then so I might miss venting on forums like this but it was still better.I've had some developments in my life lately that have made me seriously question the goals I've worked towards over the last years. For a lot of reasons I simply don't feel as motivated to pursue them anymore. To fill the void I've toyed with ideas of taking the savings I have, moving to a third-world country and living like a lazy bum for the rest of my life. Or maybe leeching off my gf and pursuing some pie-in-the-sky project that I've always dreamed of.
Yes, maybe I have these feelings because I don't like responsibility and want to escape. But I can't help but feel that the daily grind of modern life is not something that will bring me happiness. Most of the trains that I needed to catch for this kind of life to make sense have already left the station. Just a year ago I had all this energy that was focused towards realizing all sorts of goals, professionally and romantically. Now I kinda just feel like plopping out a kid and calling it a day.
Anyone feel the same? I guess most people reach this point at some stage in their life, but I honestly feel sort of lost right now and need to talk about it.
I've had some developments in my life lately that have made me seriously question the goals I've worked towards over the last years. For a lot of reasons I simply don't feel as motivated to pursue them anymore. To fill the void I've toyed with ideas of taking the savings I have, moving to a third-world country and living like a lazy bum for the rest of my life. Or maybe leeching off my gf and pursuing some pie-in-the-sky project that I've always dreamed of.
Yes, maybe I have these feelings because I don't like responsibility and want to escape. But I can't help but feel that the daily grind of modern life is not something that will bring me happiness. Most of the trains that I needed to catch for this kind of life to make sense have already left the station. Just a year ago I had all this energy that was focused towards realizing all sorts of goals, professionally and romantically. Now I kinda just feel like plopping out a kid and calling it a day.
Anyone feel the same? I guess most people reach this point at some stage in their life, but I honestly feel sort of lost right now and need to talk about it.
My job notwithstanding, I live as a recluse. No social events nor social interactions, if not work-related. There's no place for ugly, bald guys outh there.
There's a place for everyone man. Srs, you may say I'm coping but you're not alone. I want to see everyone on this damn forum bald, balding or whatever, f*****g make it brahs. Anyone who writes you off because of your genetics f*** em! I used to think the same way that everyone was out to get me, there's genuine people out there bro you're gonna make it. We all are.My job notwithstanding, I live as a recluse. No social events nor social interactions, if not work-related. There's no place for ugly, bald guys outh there.
Nah, I feel the complete opposite of what you're feeling right now.
Did you choose your goals or did you pursue what you thought was right?
I say this because you were quite vocal about how you developed your career, how you bought real estate like the tycoon you are. "This is what winners do Billy! And if you don't get that, well you're a loser!" That's the vibe I got from you anyway.
People often mock me for my career choices or the fact that I appear to be lazy, but every time they do that, I tell myself that I'm doing something right.
I get like one golden job opportunities every week, I could do things yet I don't pull the trigger, because I know deep down that I shouldn't do it, I really believe this, while many people around me are telling me I am foolish.
I like to think that I know exactly what I'm doing, because I know myself better than other people ever will, I know what's good for me and what will make me more content with myself in the future, what will give my life meaning and bring me some happiness, or at least the least amount of suffering possible.
I cannot say this enough: I love my life right now. Sure it has his minor challenges and setbacks every day, and there are a few tragedies occurring around me, but seriously, when you have:
- A loving girlfriend
- Great friends
- A job in which you feel happy and valued
- A reflection that you like in the mirror
- Hobbies that you truly enjoy and give your life meaning
- Personal goals (and I mean truly personal)
It's close to impossible to be unhappy.
A lot of people don't get much of my choices but they can see that I at least have integrity so they respect that.
Some people will tell me that I deserve a better-looking girlfriend, that my job and my company are ridiculous for someone who has so much potential, that it was foolish to get all these looksmaxing operations (even my girlfriend will mock the fact that I whiten my teeth), that I like to play video games and watch entertainment (haha, such a time waste when you could spend time doing something productive! Uh...), and finally, that my goals are cliché and that I should dream bigger.
Only yesterday, my best friend tried to get me into this real estate deal "dude, don't you want to make a bit more money?!"
No I don't. Yes, I just want to fill my time with playing video games, playing my sh*t guitar, watching entertainment, all while slowly advancing my so-called unambitious career in my supposedly ridiculous company while I start a family with my looksmatched girlfriend.
On the outside, my life will seem quite unspectacular, but I think people are not living the life that they truly want and that would really be good for them because they don't aim low enough (yeah you read that right).
They think a simple life is beneath them. Do you believe that?
You're onto something with that idea of starting a family. Do it!
No, never been married. Something I just could not commit to because I could not find someone I would want to spend the rest of my life with just yet. I can get bored with people easily so I don't know if I really would be good marriage material anyway.I have actually written for pay before but I don't like it. Honestly, I might not have the raw talent for it. You also have to realize that it's an extremely marginal existence. I have considered doing some multi-format stuff like a Youtube channel. I have thought up several different projects over the years, both media-related ones and more traditional entrepeneurial ventures. I'll have to pick one and focus though.
The reason I want kids is that I feel it is one of the few things left that I feel would give my life some sort of purpose. Making a couple of successful, well-adjusted kids to make up for all my failings and missed opportunities. I know I can do it if I put my mind to it. My gf wants kids too so it's not like I'm forcing anyone here.
And pardon me asking, but how come you are still single Doctor? Have you ever been married?
Proved my point: "Girlfriend? Family? Hobbies? Job? Telling the truth?! Boooring!"
You think these things are beneath you.
Maybe I should revert back to the old Polar Bear.
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Yes why is that bad honestly ?You are a literal virgin.
It's the passions of the old animal human it's fine if you think you are only an animal.Sex is only a biological impulse, ugh, how can humans even pursue that?
All ogre.
@CopeForLife How about that one?
I wouldn't say that it's how I feel with my girlfriend, I just think that it feels right and I admire her in a sense, for being so down to earth and, well, so well-raised (is that a weird thing to say?).
Yes, of course I'll want different things at different stages of my life, of course I'll get another job at a point (or maybe not, who knows?). But that doesn't change the drive I have to constantly make my life better.
And no, that doesn't mean better girlfriend, better job, better pay, better friends, better (productive!) hobbies. To bounce back on some of that cheese that you laid up there: I just want to become a better person.
Back to you now, I think you first have to determine what it is that you actually want, because you don't seem to know what it is.
True, byeIt means you don't have much to contribute to a discussion about relationships with females.
Cope through showcasing a superior sense of morality.
That's not the reason you're a permavirgin though.
souls of the Husband and Wife were actually together prior to birth, that they got separated at birth. Marriage is when they join back together.