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>I net enough to pay off the mortgage, so I’m doing that, which will leave the entire household debt-free and cut our expenses drastically The lead seems burie
by sbisker 11y ago
>I net enough to pay off the mortgage, so I’m doing that, which will leave the entire household debt-free and cut our expenses drastically
The lead seems buried here. This isn't someone quitting, this is someone in a position of incredible privilege, essentially retiring (or at least going on "funemployment" for a little while).
There are far darker ways to make far less money, that are far more worthy of dramatic storm cloud drawings. Maybe once they see past their burnout they'll realize how incredibly privileged they were to even accomplish what they were able to (working remotely no less!) in the first place. Burnout really is a sad and scary thing.
- eevee 11y agoI'm fully aware how lucky I am to be able to pull this off. (I don't have nearly enough saved to actually retire on, though.) Knowing that other people have it worse — or even that I used to have it worse — doesn't make it any better.