mindstruggle · 31-35, F
I used to think hustle culture was the only way like if I wasn’t constantly grinding, I was falling behind. But honestly, I don’t romanticize the struggle anymore. Burnout isn’t a badge of honor.
I’ve come to appreciate balance more. Rest, peace of mind, time with loved ones..those matter just as much as ambition. I totally understand why some people thrive in the hustle, but personally? I’m in my “soft life” era now. I want a laid-back job, steady pace, good energy. I’ve worked hard enough running left and right.
I’ve come to appreciate balance more. Rest, peace of mind, time with loved ones..those matter just as much as ambition. I totally understand why some people thrive in the hustle, but personally? I’m in my “soft life” era now. I want a laid-back job, steady pace, good energy. I’ve worked hard enough running left and right.
I do not. I think knowledge and work ethic are important, to be part of a community and provide something meaningful.
But what humans are doing now is garbage. Leaving our families behind, being exhausted/distracted when we're together, stressing about bills that keep going up and up...
I do not believe in our system at all.
But what humans are doing now is garbage. Leaving our families behind, being exhausted/distracted when we're together, stressing about bills that keep going up and up...
I do not believe in our system at all.
Iwillwait · M
Not sure I "Romanticize" the culture, however I am definitely in it.
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SwampFlower · 31-35, F
Fk no lol
SomeMichGuy · M
No and they are just proto-capitalists in the worst sense (i.e., robber baron wannabes).
Ferise1 · 46-50, M
What’s that?