I think it's pretty normal. Most people endure coding jobs because they pay a lot, so, if you don't blow money on luxuries, you can save up and buy yourself a l

I think it's pretty normal. Most people endure coding jobs because they pay a lot, so, if you don't blow money on luxuries, you can save up and buy yourself a lot of freedom later (be it a multi-year gap between jobs, or just early retirement). Also, if you stay within one tech stack and, ideally, one employer/project, the tediousness of chasing petty things will get easier, as they'll literally get imprinted on your brain after a while.