if you constantly don't want to do anything on the weekend and chores take so much of energy, maybe plan a visit to psychiatrist? antidepressants might help (helped me like a year ago)

by Rustyschmidt 2 days ago

Is it OK as in "it's not bad"? Yeah. Obviously. Is it OK as in "conducive to a good life"? Doubt that. I was introverted and not very financially stable in my teenage years and early twenties. I cns confirm that overspending is a bad idea. But that's an easy statement to make. More importantly I can confirm that 1. Inteoversion is not an unchangeable attribute. You can learn to socialize and enjoy it. 2. In reasonable limits, being sociable will make your life better. But: you have to choose the people around you, acquiring good acquaintances and getting rid of toxic ones.

by ExpressDurian 2 days ago

Life is about memories & without making time to make them you waste your days and life. & working just to work rather working to have a life you plan to enjoy is not living. I've been there and it's miserable. Find a balance to make money and memories. It's easier to make memories when you have money but remember, you can always make more money. But memories on the other hand…

by Anonymous 2 days ago

I really disagree, and I think your generation (I presume you're young) will have an easier time in life if you start prioritizing having a social life and leisure activities that involve interacting with other human beings face-to-face.

by Educational_Let6941 2 days ago

I guess I would make that more of a priority if it wasn't so costly for me. I live in a rural area (one of the only places I was offered a job in the past year) and I don't have a car so it would cost me $55 for an uber just to get to the nearest city/town and back (I don't have a car and live at the job site). Sometimes I bike to the city but it's an hour bike ride one way.

by Anonymous 2 days ago