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Shame!

A guy has a good career, lives with his parents and plans to live with them indefinitely because he likes his parents and they have a very large home. Also he’d rather invest all of his money then dump money in the property market that isn’t really going to grow much or generate dividends/cash flow. Especially early in his career

This is a tough competition today

The majority of the current batch of young women are influenced way too much by other women. People have also somehow forgotten what it means to be "strong" or "independent". Think about it - who is really strong and independent? The majority of women that hide like sheep among the group so as to avoid being labelled a "pick-me" OR the women that step out of line by actually thinking for themselves and deciding that they'll act the way they want to act despite the name-calling? Don't let their rhetoric and lies steer your life.

I'm not even saying it's necessarily good or bad to be strong and independent as a woman - what I AM saying is that it is good to think for yourself. You have a brain, so use it. There will be backlash from the social conditioning you've been through and from other people (women and even some men), but you can win.

So I'll ask again: WHERE ARE THE PICK-ME GIRLS?

Entrepreneurs today have made vast fortunes on people's gullibility.

Do you think this has always been the case?

What is your opinion?

I live with my ex still to raise my daughter but she knows were miserable together.

I met a new woman I love in another state, but she can't relocate here for another year, and I will rarely see her if i dont move to her in that time.

I could still see my child at least once a month in that time and I would be coming back to her after this timeframe, but I am afraid to leave her at all, and an LDR is extremely taxing emotionally.

Im so torn. Im so ready to move on with my life but i feel stuck.

At my peak as a frontend developer (software developer), I was making $76,000 a year or equivalent to around $36/hr. AI has crushed my prospects and ambitions in the tech industry, and it has become too volitile and cutthroat now.

Today at 32 years old, I now collect disability checks and work a 24-hour-a-week job as a security guard making $16.50 an hour.

Even with my disability aside, I wouldn't want to return to work full time anyways because what is there really left that isn't going to be automated and doesn't pay like shit?