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BLanen | 1 year ago
Something only someone with a high income would say. Contrary to all data and research and evidence.
BLanen | 1 year ago
Something only someone with a high income would say. Contrary to all data and research and evidence.
traviswingo|1 year ago
But yes this is something only someone with a high income would say. And yes, it’s true.
Beyond a certain income, the wrong job can be soul sucking and depressing. And it takes achieving that level of income to fully appreciate that reality.
mvkel|1 year ago
nexus2045|1 year ago
Money certainly makes me worry less, not complaining.
I still feel like a cog in a machine.
If anything, it further isolated all the problems in my life that money could never really solve.
Meaningful friendships, dating, self-control and discipline, self-esteem.
Before, I could go by telling myself the story that "if only I had X amount of income, I'd be happy".
Now, I don't have that excuse any more.
I stare at the mirror, still see the same person, and realize that no amount of money will help.
A nice problem to have I guess, but problems that have plagued me my entire life.
_ah|1 year ago
-Jean Kerr
necheffa|1 year ago
sojournerc|1 year ago
BLanen|1 year ago
I could send you paper and paper that wealth/income and stability increases happiness aggregated.
I could send you papers that would show that sending people scientific proof doesn't convince people and that wouldn't convince you.
xenospn|1 year ago
bradlys|1 year ago
I hated it and put my money where my mouth was. I took another job for a massive pay cut.
Money isn’t everything. I started comparing my everyday life to prison. “How much money would I take to live in prison?” Realized it was gonna have to be a lot more than what I was getting.