Dude, who even knows.
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starting to think that the defining characteristic of the young and upper-middle-class is “i dont want a nice upper-middle-class job, i want to save the world. also stability is scary i want to travel and do cool things”
of course stability is scary
the problem is the young and upper-middle-class aren’t brave enough to face up to it
how is stability scary and instability not scary
i seriously don’t get some people’s brain chemistry
opportunity cost.
Stability means letting go of all possible lives you might have lived, except for one.
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