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I'm pretty certain that existential crisis isn't because of who they'd be without their job, except in status obsessed high-income brackets. For most folks tha
by heavyirondba 7y ago
I'm pretty certain that existential crisis isn't because of who they'd be without their job, except in status obsessed high-income brackets.
For most folks that existential crisis is driven 100% by the realization that they have little in the way of a safety-net, and all it takes is several turns of bad luck to end up in a poverty trap that isn't easy to climb out of. Remember, most Americans make what, 65k or so as a household? And are in massive debt to all of the things they needed to even be able to make that money (college education, car, house, etc).
- JackFr 7y ago> For most folks that existential crisis is driven 100% by the realization that they have little in the way of a safety-net, and all it takes is several turns of bad luck to end up in a poverty trap that isn't easy to climb out of. I think that's more US specific.