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Live to work
Thread starterdanzk
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I can't understand how people spend years of their lives living just for work, a life like that seems very miserable to me, in my opinion death is better than living like that, even more so when you are born into a poor family, where you have to work twice as hard. So I can understand those who kill themselves for that reason. Life is very unfair.
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Unknown21, Vicolo cieco, sserafim and 2 others
This used to be me. It is actually ok if you are able to do what you feel passionate about. It's like being paid to do a hobby you'd be doing anyway. The trouble is that most jobs come with deadlines, budgets, the odd sociopathic manager. It can get to a point where it turns what you used to love into something you hate.
I haven't reached that point but it's certainly become more jaded for me. That I think would be the ideal though- in life. We spend so much time working. We should at least be able to get a job in something we have an interest/ talent in and we ought to be able to make enough to survive on if we put in the hours.
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