>worked as a laborer since I was 16>18 got my license and worked as a trucker>20 finally got my GED and started Uni while working service jobs>25-26 graduated and started working as an Engineer>Now, 30and miserable as ever.I'm making good money now but it's not crazy money, not "retire at 40" money. Just above-average.Every guy I knew in school, relatives, that projects a "happy" life turned out to be from some ultra-rich family. An only son that inherited millions, or his dad owns the company and he graduated to senior management...I'm beginning to wonder if all the toiling I did in my early years was even worth it.I'm kinda lost and don't know what to do anymore. I'm just so tired.
>>34508451Yes. Why did it take you so long to come to this conclusion? It’s a rich man’s world and you are being gaslit. How did you become an engineer being this slow?
no. the people i met in my summer in heredia Costa Rica were happier than any Americans i ever met and they were poor as shitjust being part of your community and people talking to you when you go into town and the guy at the restaurant knowing your order because you're a regular are much more important to happiness overall
>>34509073> poor as shit> guy at the restaurant knowing your order because you're a regular are much more important to happiness overallDo I need to explain > part of your communityNo such thing as a community for wagies in 2026. You have to be financially independent to be a part of stable community, otherwise you get fired and your coworkers who you used to spend most of your life with, they forget you in two days>renter society>Community
>>34508451Seems like you need a broader perspective. Go travel to a small village in Africa and see how happy they are. They ain't got shit but still it feels more vibrant and colorful than western materialistic shit hole. Fuck money, fuck greedy perverted kapitalist swines, fuck every corrupted politician, fuck showbusiness, fuck every satanic zionist.
