Dwelling: live with parents
Job: no job
Money: less than 1k
Savings: none
Emotional health: stressed
Psychical health: stressed
Family: good standing, but we broke and it's sad to see the struggle
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07-31-2014, 07:04 PM #91
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07-31-2014, 07:07 PM #92
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07-31-2014, 07:08 PM #93
I know I'm young for this thread cut off but I just feel like I need reply here and I want to hear peoples opinions on this.
Where r u at compared to where u wanted to be at 18?
I always wanted to be a collegiate runner and party nonstop while getting my BA in engineering and make 100k a year (lol at my idiot self for thinking that)
Dwelling
I live with my parents right now in the suburbs and I hate every second of it. I got in a fight with my mom because I pay for the bills around the house and they still consider me a child and expect me to be home at 11pm. I'm 23 years old.
Job
I work for a local city govt making 30k a year. I'm set with my medical insurance and pension. It can be stressful and a fun job at times but I feel like I need to do more with my life. I always wanted to be a medical researcher looking up cures for disabilites or develop life like prosthetics for disabled people. Thats my dream job
Money
I make about 1k every two weeks.
Savings
No savings. Just 2k in my checking account
Emotional health
I hate living with my parents. I feel depressed for not every finishing school. I don't think I'll ever do.
Psychical health
At times I'm happy because after work and being away from everything I can sit and play my drums be at peace
Family
I love them but seriously being alone would be the best thing for me. I'm an introvert.
Am I doing ok? Do you guys think I should look into moving out for starters?
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07-31-2014, 07:09 PM #94
Dwelling- 2 bedroom apt in a decent neighborhood, would like to be located in a wealthier one though. Not ready to own a house nor do I want to at this point. Def would like to be in a wealthier area though
Job- Student. Didnt expect that one at 18. Joined the military after a semester of college. Out now. I have never been a great student, but faurk, I wish I was past this point.
Money- Current income is defiantly not what I expected, nor will it be sustainable for any amount of time. Def not happy with this aspect of my life.
Savings- Have a lot in liquid assets, although I cringe every time I have to pull from my savings for living expenses
Emotional health- Bad, I was pretty happy throughout childhood and during my teenage years. Not sure how I got to the point I'm at now
Psychical health- So far so good
Family- Happily married, which I didn't see coming. I have lost a lot of close relatives, and only really have my Mother and Grandfather (who has been like a father ever since my Dad passed away). My Grandfather is 88 and in good health for his age, but not sure how long he has left. My mother is in good shape, but has a rare type of incurable lymphoma. Decent prognosis ATM.
So yeah, overall life is not how I pictured it would be."Bro, when you tack on mass you sacrifice flexibility. That's just a straight up fact."-Mac
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07-31-2014, 07:15 PM #95
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When I was 18 I just wanted to be deployed, was an Infantryman at the time. Now I'm on the path to becoming a plastic surgeon or mohs surgeon. I guess my dad was right, I would grow up to be a surgeon like him.
Savings: Good
Mental HEalth: Good (only care about myself though)
Physical Heath: Good from the one good lung I have left and sorta messed up right tibia thanks to my time in the Army.
Family: We arn't close my twin brother committed suicide in 2009, Haven't talked to dad in 6+ months. Sister is a Doctor and I only say happy birthday to her. We are all extremely independent and like to be alone.
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07-31-2014, 07:18 PM #96
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07-31-2014, 07:20 PM #97
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07-31-2014, 07:22 PM #98
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07-31-2014, 07:23 PM #99
dwelling: 3 bed 2 bath apartment in a nice area of the pacific northwest
job: dont have one. on VA and Social security disability
money: not a whole lot but i cant complain since i dont work. $2,150 a month.
savings: none
emotional health: not very good a lot of the times. a lot of anxiety/panic attacks/depression
physical health: its decent. a little overweight for my liking but that's nothing some discipline cant fix. at 18 i was 140 pounds so being 220 now is a huge difference.
family: got a girlfriend of 4 years and 2 little kids. 2 year old daughter and 6 month old son. it's legit. she has her own business so that helps financially.
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07-31-2014, 07:23 PM #100
How's life ?
I hate it, I'm bored and I don't care
what happens next. I expected myself
to do much better
Where r u at compared to where u wanted to be at 18?
- I'm not even close to achieving
anything I set out to do
Dwelling
- I still live at home and don't care. I
can't afford what I would want to buy
anyway. I won't be 30 and still living
at home. It's not like I'm swimming in
pussy so I see no reason to move out
Job
- I have the job I wanted at 18 but I
haven't gotten a promotion
Money
- I make $100,000 a year but after
taxes I take home half of that which
isn't a lot of money
Savings
- I only have $2,000 in by bank
account but I probably have about
$150,000 in my retirement. I don't
look though
Emotional health
- I guess I'm depressed because I
haven't achieved anything I set out to
do really
Psychical health
- I'm in great shape but I could be in
even better shape
Family
- no wife, no girlfriend and no kids. I
don't want any of those things. I get
along great with my dad and okay
with my mom.
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07-31-2014, 07:24 PM #101
Honestly right now moving out might not be a financially sound move but it could be the best move for you psychologically. Living on your own for the first time is a gestalt shift and the time alone gives you much more time for introspection and strategizing on your life's path.
On the other hand, it's not cheap without roommates and your parents won't be young forever. I think you'd find few Octogenarians who, on their death bed, wouldn't wish they had spent more of their youth with their parents. Perhaps sit down with your parents and establish new boundaries. I can almost guarantee that they'd be pained to see you go and will accommodate you accordingly.Fuk her right in the pussy.
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07-31-2014, 07:26 PM #102
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07-31-2014, 07:26 PM #103
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07-31-2014, 07:29 PM #104
how's life ?
pretty meh
Where r u at compared to where u wanted to be at 18?
no where phucking close, feels bad about it actually. wanted to be powerhouse lawyer/finance/doctor type, still possible i guess but a lot of work and dedication involved.
Dwelling
living with roommates, phuck this nyc rent
Job
hate it but pays me very well and rarely work more than 40 hours/week, only guaranteed for another 14 months tho. 45 paid days off/year
Money
90k/year
Savings
saved up some money but blowing a lot on traveling these days
Emotional health
mostly apathetic about things, idgaf mode 95% of time, not really excited about anything except traveling and adrenaline inducing activities, not sure if mild depression
Psychical health
physical ftfy. pretty good
Family
no wife/kids, not super close to family members either
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07-31-2014, 07:35 PM #105
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07-31-2014, 08:05 PM #106
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07-31-2014, 08:08 PM #107
Dwelling - renting right now will be buying a house in a few months
Job - not what I wanted to be doing but I get paid pretty well doing collections
Money - should end up at $58-60k this year
Savings - Not where I want to be obviously but have enough for a down payment on a house here in a few months.
Emotional health - Never been better
Psychical health - Could and has been better but I am working on getting back to where I was
Family - Married and kids should be coming within the next few years, no complaints
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07-31-2014, 09:51 PM #108
Thank you. I hear that a lot from older people that say that. And at the same time I just feel the need to leave the nest and not look back. I can't even workout or miss dinner without them arguing with me. It frustrates me to no end. But your right I'll have this talk and if they don't like it I'm leaving.
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08-01-2014, 06:42 PM #109
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08-03-2014, 06:26 PM #110
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08-03-2014, 06:31 PM #111
How's life? about the way i felt it would be
Where r u at compared to where u wanted to be at 18? up until recently, a little behind schedule but in the past year i am where i thought i would be
Dwelling home with roommate, looking at houses in the next 12 months
Job architectural project manager during the day own my own 3d rendering company at night and on weekends
Money doing good
Savings $32,185.39 to be exact
Emotional health drained and stressed, tired of being single
Psychical health lol wtf is that
Family goodHeat/Fins/Canes
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08-03-2014, 06:33 PM #112
I'm 28
Dwelling: parents house
Job: Unemployed, quit my job in June since I was sick of being treated like ****
Money: making nothing atm
Savings: have about low 5 figures saved, don't know exact amount off hand
Emotional health: Really ****ed up
Psychical health: Pretty decent
Family: Get along fine with my family, but I have no girlfriend & am lonely as **** a lot of the time
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08-03-2014, 06:41 PM #113
Socially and emotionally plummeting
In grad school so still have potential to make it but feel behind most others my age
Physically I'm great. Clearly the best thing going for me
No gf
Still have a respectable shot at doing something really important (career wise) in my life given my current position
So like I said I still have potential but I work constantly atm which is kind of depressing
Have lost friends recently, and don't meet new people who are single (male or female) very often any more
Financially again not good currently but potential
In other words my life sucks and I'm ready to have a real career instead of jumping through hoops nonstop"One day I won't be able to lift any more. Not I won't want to lift. I mean physically unable. That day could be decades from now or it could be tomorrow. All I know is that's the day I'll wish I could lift more than ever. The day I'd give anything for one more workout, one more set, or one more cardio session. So go hard and enjoy every workout, every set, every rep. Because one day you will wake up and you will never get it back."
-SoutheastBeast1
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08-03-2014, 06:51 PM #114
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Compared to 18, a complete flip and nothing i wanted then is now.
Dwelling
Moved from home to apt, to my owning a house
Job
Police dispatcher (going to police academy starting tomorrow)
Money
Pays the bills and higher than what I thought i'd be at this age
Savings
Enough for emergencies
Emotional health
100x better - No more anxiety or stressing over stupid ****.
Psychical health
No longer a fatass
Family
in good terms with my family and gfs family, on key to be engaged after police academy.
Goals we're unrealistic for the money i was making at 18 (plus i had no idea what to major in) then figured it out a couple years ago, then got hired as a dispatch and now going another direction. Least I got that paper tho. Doing what makes me happy and I feel a passion for.
What about you OP?400+ish (2011) > 182 (2017)
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