I would love to do eye surgery but it scares the absolute sh*t out of me. Personally I don't mind glasses or contacts occasionally though.
I'd lie if I wrote I'm not a little nervous. Glasses and absence of good sight however, are so strenous for me,
that I will have to overcome such feelings.
Also, choosing surgeon(clinic) carefully, the method and educating oneself beforehand... results
in very standadized and easy anticipated outcomes, leaving me with no choice but to accept it's level of calming nature.
Point: The fear is unfounded relative to objective chance of something going wrong.
This decision has nothing to do with me looksmaxing. Rather, it's my frequent claustrophobic feeling
when wearing glasses and the practical social barrier it the creates. Workout's really a hassle.
Bonus is I can hardly imagine anybody more aesthetic with glasses (well maybe except for J.Depp)...
and the milf teacher ladies in p**rn for those who are into that k.o.t.
Ah, I can see now how it seems like it from the post.
In reality, I'm really not that ''rich'' (relative).
The truth is, I was born into a relatively upper-middle-class family, who's endured many different tragedies
over the last 25 years. Because of this, my (closest) family was set back so much, we endured poverty
for a while.
This has thankfully changed and we're again experiencing a surge towards higher ground,
for what I'm very thankful and (mostly) responsible. With much investment(in me) and help of course.
Mostly it's result of very hard work and sacrifice, (good?) genetics and luck.
I learned many lessons during the difficult times, of which some are even arguebly hindering me now in
different situations because money's not an issue anymore, atleast it's not expected to be.
But I'm very careful nonetheless.
So, the point about ''buying some goldbars'' is merely a capital management decision, and not so much
because I've nothing else to spend it on. Think of it as hedging in a ''scarce'' commodity.
Cheers
