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> I cannot count the number of times I had various age-related crises. I’m in my 40s now and I’m starting to be a bit better about it. How much of it do you th
by braza 3y ago
> I cannot count the number of times I had various age-related crises. I’m in my 40s now and I’m starting to be a bit better about it.
How much of it do you think that is related to your environment and socioeconomic condition?
I ask that because I'm more or less of your generation and I know exactly what I want and I am disciplined/motivated around that, but due to my demographics/socioeconomic condition, the only crisis that I have is that I do not have the right passport/continent and/or financial resources to pursuit it.
- sircastor 3y agoMost of it is just cultural. 1st-world capitalism, telling me I should be a 30-under-30, hustle and work-hard, retire early and live off the interest. Also I was part of a religion at 20 that taught me I should get married young, have children young, so I was panicked early about meeting those two goals, probably to my own developmental detriment. If you know what you want and are motivated, I think you’re quite am the lucky person indeed.