any other rich people here?

[claracatchingthebus]

Despite being rich in my 20s i am miserable and hate this meaningless existence, i don't even desire to buy anything because materialistic consumption is not fulfilling. I was considering donating some of it to charities but most of them are a scum, i might just burn it all and die.

I don't know if this is data mining or genuine or larping, but this seems unnecessary to me.

As it shows on many of the threads on here, a lot of people are in poverty, in part due to depression, and for many it makes them more suicidal.

 

[Michelstaedter]

It's stupid, but I end up selling things online: Facebook Marketplace, Facebook groups, "Mercado Libre" (it's like a Latin American eBay). And I haven't had any luck at all. I've been stood up when I've gone to make a sale, they stop responding, they ask for photos and then never proceed with the purchase, the site wants to charge me a fee for each sale, etc. Things that make me see life in a more miserable light, that make me think people are awful, that these sites are just after millions of dollars. Honestly, it's not like I think I'll live off this and be around for the next five years with what little I earn. It's just a way to pass the time, get out of the house, "socialize," distract myself. However, it becomes so stressful that it ends up being worse, and it seems like money has become something dual: I need it to survive day to day because I'm a NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training), but it's not like it makes me happy or makes me want to keep living.

 

[NeverHis]

If I were you, I'd fund organisations working for Right To Die legislations where they're currently not in place.
That way you'd help all of us, regardless of what you do in your personal life.

 

[doomofman]

It's stupid, but I end up selling things online: Facebook Marketplace, Facebook groups, "Mercado Libre" (it's like a Latin American eBay). And I haven't had any luck at all. I've been stood up when I've gone to make a sale, they stop responding, they ask for photos and then never proceed with the purchase, the site wants to charge me a fee for each sale, etc. Things that make me see life in a more miserable light, that make me think people are awful, that these sites are just after millions of dollars. Honestly, it's not like I think I'll live off this and be around for the next five years with what little I earn. It's just a way to pass the time, get out of the house, "socialize," distract myself. However, it becomes so stressful that it ends up being worse, and it seems like money has become something dual: I need it to survive day to day because I'm a NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training), but it's not like it makes me happy or makes me want to keep living.

I am a neet.