Where you at?
Where you at?
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- BusterBoy10
Tool old. Bored shitless. My problem is always looking for the next 'big thing'. Came super close about 10 years ago to making an absolute fortune but alas it didn't pan out. Have since had my head in the frikkin clouds rather than looking after the day to day stuff.
Have a great family...but haven't been truly happy for many years.
- Christ, this is brutally honest.
Well done!
xdetritus - nice one dude..sureshot
- woah man, visceral if trueOBBTKN
- lovely honest answer - hope you find the happy place.fadein11
- sounds about right, minus the family.Fax_Benson
- Watch Sagmeister "The Happy Film"...canoe
- Time to move?canoe
- What can we do to help?Hayoth
- Jesus dude. This speaks to me. It's as if I had written it myself. Thank you for your honesty man.kona
- Having that level of self awareness is s huge asset. Age is not a factor in your happiness and what might have been shouldn't be either. Best of luck.CyBrainX
- Kinda feel the same way. I dunno where or when my life got fucking derailed.sureshot
- Ugh ... without the whole family thing, I'm exactly in this place, too. And it isn't fun.Continuity
- Just have to plough on. Think if I went back to a 9 to 5 job, I'd think my whole life was a waste. I do have hope...BusterBoy
- ...but at times it can really put a strain on the present. My wife continually tells me to live in the real world. I don't want to...and it drives her nuts.BusterBoy
- I really envy people who are truly happy. Last time I remember being TRULY happy with everything in my life was 1995. :(BusterBoy
- Man, I am feeling you. Try refocusing your thoughts once or twice a day. My personal mantra these days is "Focus at the task at hand". Best of luck!riskunlogic
- Christ, this is brutally honest.