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When I'm old and weak, I don't need any perfect life extending care, I just need TLC until I die. My desire is not to get old and needy, my desire is to live a

When I'm old and weak, I don't need any perfect life extending care, I just need TLC until I die. My desire is not to get old and needy, my desire is to live a fulfilling life that is hopefully an example and inspiration for many others.

athenot 11y ago
Don't forget to factor health care. It can get REAL expensive REAL fast when old. Something seemingly benign like a fall ends up having a lot of complications. The vast majority of elders do not want to be needy. They didn't choose to have their bodies betray them and require assistance for everyday life. The TLC part is indeed spot on. It might be a good idea to plan on having many grandkids.
- mvanvoorden 11y ago
  The whole thing about my life is that I don't factor anything. I live healthy and without plans, what I have now can be gone tomorrow. In my belief system is included the belief that I'm never ill and that everything I need will always come my way exactly when I need it. This works for me as I'm indeed never ill and even while travelling/living completely without money for a while I managed to always find shelter, rides, food and love. I keep challenging my belief system and am never disappointed. It may sound ridiculous to a lot of people, but for me it works and I take full responsibility. In case I get sick I will choose plant based medicine (tested and proven for millenia) anytime over modern medicine (which are a lot of times based on the same plants). In any way, if I'm old and sick and would become dependent on expensive medicine, then I'd rather die and see if there is something on the other side or not. (By the way, to anyone in general: I don't want to debate my life choices or beliefs, they are mine and no one can convince me otherwise, except experience itself. I will answer any question, but I'm not going to defend myself.)
  - s73v3r 11y ago
    " In my belief system is included the belief that I'm never ill" So how is life in your delusional world?
    - mvanvoorden 11y ago
      Not ill for 32 years (except the minor flu/cold once every 2/3 years), and what you feel is delusional, is real to me. My immune system does what it needs to do and I can eat from the ground, i live a lot from dumpster dived food, have walked barefoot for months through cities and nature. Even when I had an open wound from dancing in glass that I didn't feel at that moment, I have walked all night through dirty discotheque floors, rat infested city squares, before I found out the next morning when I woke up that there was a wound, black with dirt and crap in it. Anyway, look up information about the power of the mind, you can manifest anything you need and whatever you believe in becomes real. I thought it was the biggest bullshit ever, until I found out it's true by experience.

athenot 11y ago

Don't forget to factor health care. It can get REAL expensive REAL fast when old. Something seemingly benign like a fall ends up having a lot of complications. The vast majority of elders do not want to be needy. They didn't choose to have their bodies betray them and require assistance for everyday life. The TLC part is indeed spot on. It might be a good idea to plan on having many grandkids.

mvanvoorden 11y ago
The whole thing about my life is that I don't factor anything. I live healthy and without plans, what I have now can be gone tomorrow. In my belief system is included the belief that I'm never ill and that everything I need will always come my way exactly when I need it. This works for me as I'm indeed never ill and even while travelling/living completely without money for a while I managed to always find shelter, rides, food and love. I keep challenging my belief system and am never disappointed. It may sound ridiculous to a lot of people, but for me it works and I take full responsibility. In case I get sick I will choose plant based medicine (tested and proven for millenia) anytime over modern medicine (which are a lot of times based on the same plants). In any way, if I'm old and sick and would become dependent on expensive medicine, then I'd rather die and see if there is something on the other side or not. (By the way, to anyone in general: I don't want to debate my life choices or beliefs, they are mine and no one can convince me otherwise, except experience itself. I will answer any question, but I'm not going to defend myself.)
- s73v3r 11y ago
  " In my belief system is included the belief that I'm never ill" So how is life in your delusional world?
  - mvanvoorden 11y ago
    Not ill for 32 years (except the minor flu/cold once every 2/3 years), and what you feel is delusional, is real to me. My immune system does what it needs to do and I can eat from the ground, i live a lot from dumpster dived food, have walked barefoot for months through cities and nature. Even when I had an open wound from dancing in glass that I didn't feel at that moment, I have walked all night through dirty discotheque floors, rat infested city squares, before I found out the next morning when I woke up that there was a wound, black with dirt and crap in it. Anyway, look up information about the power of the mind, you can manifest anything you need and whatever you believe in becomes real. I thought it was the biggest bullshit ever, until I found out it's true by experience.