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human
CMV: Life is short. You shouldn't spend half of it working.

I'm 22. I'm not poor. But I'm not rich either. I have enough money to last me at least 10 years or so while still living comfortably. Why is it so wrong to not work if I don't necessarily have to? Maybe I'll have to eventually, but if I'm smart with my money I can find ways to grow it without putting too much effort in. It's kind of a shitty plan, but I figure that life is meant to be enjoyed and if half of it is spent slaving away at something that isn't important to you then what's the point? I have things that I want, but I'd much rather be able to do what I feel like doing every day than be rich or drive a fast car or have a nice house etc.

I want someone to prove me wrong because even though I'm doing what I want to, it still doesn't feel right. It still feels like I should be trying to achieve things even if I don't have to. I'm caught in the cycle of working towards something and giving up shortly after I started simply because I think to myself that I don't *need* to do this.

Edit: Hey guys, just woke up. Thank you for your replies. I will read all of them, but can't promise I'll respond to everyone.
gpt
If you have money to live 10 years comfortably, without working, i would say you are rich.

However working per se is not something awful. Life is not that short, or well, it depends what longitude plans you have.