Imagine spending your entire youth sacrificing everything no parties, no relationships, no vacations, no carefree memories. Every ounce of your time goes into one goal: becoming successful and wealthy.
Decades later, you finally make it. You have the money, freedom, and security you worked your whole life for. But now you're 60.
Ironically, the moment you finally have the time and resources to enjoy life, society tells you you're "too old" to do many of the things you missed out on. And if you choose to date a 25-year-old adult who willingly chooses to be with you, you're judged and condemned for it.
if you spend your youth enjoying life, people say you're wasting your potential. If you sacrifice your youth to build success, people say you missed your chance to live. It feels like either way, someone decides you've done it wrong.
>6 years in college education (no girls in my class)>3 years in lockdown
That's almost a decade of my youth wasted for me in nothing. I don't want to talk about the years wasted in unemployment.
