Are there people that actually like working or is that just a way to cope for throwing away 30% of your existence doing meaningless tasks just to survive and make someone else rich?
Are there people that actually like working or is that just a way to cope for throwing away 30% of your existence doing...
Colton Mitchell
Aiden Wright
I CAN imagine actually have fun with some project for a while. But waking up every morning at the same time to go and do the same sort of shit? bleh.
Anthony Johnson
user I love working! Working just gives me so much purpose in life and I love working for my amazing boss, you sound pretty negative man, you should lighten up and enjoy the bright side of slaving for 50 years of your life! Have sex! Have sex! Have sex! Have sex!
Charles Kelly
Jobs can be fun or fulfilling at times but more than anything it's more of a having money, being independent, being productive and fitting in socially. (You) can bash working all you want, but it's what functional adults do. I'm guessing you're a low level wagie, so I recommend a non-meme degree/certification, then you'll have a career you enjoy more.
Brody Robinson
Humans need a routine as it prevents you from staying up too late and then sleeping too much which = depression over a prolonged period because your internal clock gets fucked. It's easier to keep a routine if there's a monetary reward attached to it and you'll eventually need money for basic shit like food and rent so it's a pretty good means to an end.
I've done the neet lifestyle twice and it's honestly fucking horrible. You can pretend that you have all this time for activities but what ends up happening is that you browse YouTube and Jow Forums for absurd amounts of hours while telling the same stories in the same 5-7 r9k threads that appear each day on a rotation. When you have a limited amount of free time you end up using it way more effectively.
The only people pushing the wagecuk/neet memes are like, teenagers who have no idea that a lot of things cost money and you'll need some sort of income whether you like it or not.
Blake Reed
money does bring happiness
just think where'd you be without the internet
Leo Torres
I should further add that there's a difference between having a job and being a wagecuck.
Having a steady source of income in exchange for remedial tasks for a company is pretty cool.
Being so fucking emotionally invested in your job that you go on company retreats and sing the Walmart song in the morning and spam instagram with your "hahaha look at our totally rAd morning crew" selfies is fucking embarrassing and the only people who go to this extent with their jobs are those with severe emotional problems trying to fill a void.
Brayden Jackson
coping wagies. Get back to work, Mr. Shekelstein needs a new boat
Angel Fisher
Yeah cause browsing Jow Forums and YouTube for 14 hours a day (which is realistically what you do) is so great.
My gaming buddy has been a neet for most of his life (lives on a farm, no traditional education save for sporadic college classes cause mommy wanted to homeschool him). He absolutely hates it. The lack of human interaction, never having true financial freedom cause he has to pinch every penny, every single social interaction being through a shitty chat program. You can only take up so many projects (and he's taken up several) before your biological instincts want you to get the fuck out of the house to cope with the crushing loneliness.
William Sullivan
depends. working at burger king and making burgers... nah
doin what u love at work which is in a field u love? sure
also there are people which only purpose in life is working. maybe bc they earn a lot, love the success or its their own business, built up by their own hands