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Maybe they have a job they genuinely like?
by brap 3y ago
Maybe they have a job they genuinely like?
- lnxg33k1 3y agoDidn’t say it’s wrong, said I don’t get them, I don’t get being identified with a job either, are choices, point of views, I relocated to live in 5 different cities in the same time span, met many different people, for me that counts, job is job
- depr 3y agoIf job is job then you might as well stay at one
- lnxg33k1 3y agoFinding one that would allow me to move around yeah
- konart 3y agoPeople are different. You like to move place to place and meet people. Some like to stay in one place, meet people occasionaly and spend more time with their family, hobby (sometimes you can't really take your hobby with you), camp in the wild with your dog etc.
- iforgotpassword 3y agoYou don't have to identify with your job, maybe just kinda like it. Also, making new friends gets harder at a certain age. It works but it doesn't feel the same as having a friend you know since high school or college. Also making your family, esp kids move every few years sucks really hard for them, never being able to build their circle of friends.
- skwirl 3y agoNot everybody wants to go through life as a tourist.
- coldtea 3y ago>Didn’t say it’s wrong No, just that "it’s a wasted life". >I relocated to live in 5 different cities in the same time span, met many different people, for me that counts And for others having roots, and not just meeting different people like a tourist only to dispose and move on in a few years, but building deep relations with people, is what counts. To be frank, it sounds like novelty seeking to avoid deeper commitments and more substantial development. Of course if one is young (say <= 30) it can also be fun.