Would you think less of a financially solvent 36 year old who still lives with his mom and doesn't have a car?

[Anonymous]

I should've done a better job investing. I would've been worth over $1 million by 36, I probably have close to a $750,000 net worth now though. So like I don't "need" to be here, but I don't know what to do. :/

Yes

No

[AI Opinion]

Financial independence comes in various forms, and living with family while maintaining financial stability is a valid choice. If your current living situation supports your goals and well-being, it's not something to look down on. It's crucial to assess your long-term aspirations and lifestyle preferences. Reflecting on what matters to you and aligning your financial strategies with those values can help clarify your next steps. Focusing on personal satisfaction rather than external judgments can lead to a more fulfilling life. Remember, it's about what works best for you and not just societal norms.

[DonaldDarko]

I wouldn't even know the difference. It would depend more on how he acted as a person, what his character was. I wouldn't worry about what women think of someone like that. They look at men the way a farmer looks at a mule. He checks it's muscles, it's teeth, it's bones. He doesn't actually care about the animal, only how much work it can do. So , fuck what women thing, fuck what society thinks. If you're a solid person with a good heart that's all that matters in the end.

[Anonymous]

Yeah I would find that odd, no offense