It's an ancient meme
I didn't know 5 years was a cutoff for something be considered investing but ok.
Yes, you're right. I could have decided to keep the account open for the next 10 years and maybe it might have eventually earned a single penny. But I chose not to because that's just not what I'm interested in. You do you. It's just not as easy and win-win as people make it out to be.
Is this AI? Why would there be a random desk in this orientation in the middle of a Home Depot aisle?
This is why I don't invest. I tried it for a relatively short span of time. It was a large company that isn't a scam or anything but I can't remember the name of it. They had three sort of options for investing...1. high risk/reward, 2. Medium risk/reward, and 3. Low risk/reward.
I either picked 2 or 3 or something. Can't remember which. All that stupid thing did was lose money due to broker fees. I watched the money slowly drop over the span of around a year from "fees" with literally never earning a dime. I thought it was ridiculous so I pulled the rest of the funds.
I instead chose to place that money in a high yield savings account. Does it earn money quickly? No. But it isn't wildly unpredictable like investing and it will never lose money unless I take money out. Investing isn't for me.
Used to be not very at all... constantly getting angry at myself for fucking something up. People liked to spout all this nonsense about self love and it just felt so gross to me.
But the thing is, if you hate yourself, you can't immediately jump from hate to love. There has to be much more gradual and realistic steps otherwise it's not going to work.
The first and most important step I had was in realizing that I was a human being. Sounds silly, I know. Intellectually I understand that I am homo sapiens, but I always felt like I "knew better" than to do XYZ if that makes sense. I didn't feel human.
But I realized that I was human and I realized what it implied. I am not a robot. You are not a robot. Humans are animals. We are messy. We feel things like joy, elation, jealousy, rage, depression, sadness, desire, etc. That's normal and it's a part of you. Do you have a job? Guess what? You literally cannot be perfect at your job. Because you are a human. You can be good at it, but you aren't a robot. You'll make mistakes. Sometimes you'll be lazy. Sometimes you'll be productive. That huge variation in color is what makes you a living, breathing organism. Once you understand that about yourself, it becomes easier to understand yourself and be less hard on yourself because of it. Why punish yourself for being human? It is nonsensical.
I've never had a dentist or hygienist recommended any specific type of toothbrush to me outside of electric toothbrushes. The big thing they seem to care about is flossing.
How is your toothbrush damaging? You don't need to press as hard as you can!!
- Change coolant in my bike
- Figure out how to add extra lighting to my bike
- Eventually get my ass up to start some sort of cardio again one day
Idk how you can tell if this is a man or woman from this angle. But imo anyone doing incredibly weird shit in public shouldn't be surprised if someone snaps a pic.
On top of just not having a way to regularly charge the thing, I don't think I'd want to buy a motorcycle without a clutch. It's part of the fun. I know there are automatic ICE motorcycles out there and that's great for those who want it. But it's just not why I wanted to ride a bike. Hell, I even went out of my way to buy an older model of my bike because the new ones come with clutchless shifting (altho not a fully automatic transmission). I didn't at all want that "feature".
Hell...sitting just on the ground I'd even understand. It sounds spontaneous enough. But bringing out a fucking chair is just deliberate and fucking bizarre behavior.




Man that surface is absolutely coated in fur. Same at my house lol.
10/10 dive