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100k is NOTHING these days...I could spend it in five mins. What? you can buy a really shit apartment in a place quite shitty? However, if you were to change that number to several million ..yes, for me it would probably completely change things and make me want to live.
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Give half to my brother. Spend 15k on my car. 20k in the bank for when mom needs help. And try not to piss away the remaining 15k in under a year. That would make me spend at least a year or 2 more here.
(Fwiw in my city/region a decent house is easily 350-400k so 100k is not something to go wild with.) I wouldn't quit my job(s) over it that's for sure.
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I'd pay off all my debt and start my life over again. I'd get a better apartment (where the cops aren't coming around all the time), go back to college, and try to put myself on the path to success. It's easier said than done though. For all I know, my life might not change at all. What if I'm still stuck in bed all the time, but now I just have more money? Huh.
Me and my boyfriend would stop working and put the money in savings. Sometimes we make flash games together but we don't have the time to make anything worth selling. We have been saving for years so we can take on one of these projects. If we had this money we would be set for a time to make whatever we wanted. We could even buy some better programs!
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I would also buy a shit-ton of weed and maybe a bird lmao
Buy a shit load of drugs, travel to a few countries, forget my past and then die once I'm done, in the most scenic place I found, with a smile on my face
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I'd pay off all my student loans, and other bills. After all that, I'd put it in savings and continue working, perhaps investing some of it in index funds or something.
Invest it. I don't know why. I have lots of money sitting in my bank account but it doesn't change anything. I am miserable. I don't want anything.
I have 2 kids and buy them expensive things. I'm not sure I'm doing them any favours though. They have no idea about money and they are teenagers. They don't appreciate things. I bought my 17 year old a condo in a large urban centre close to a university. He decided not to go there.
Back in my 20s I bought a vacant building lot on a small lake. We built a beautiful cottage. (Meaning I hired people to build it) It was the happiest time of my life. However my husband hated it. So a few years ago we sold it and then he went and bought a really expensive sports car. That caused me anxiety and the downward spiral in both my physical and mental health.
If your asking for advice - invest in yourself. Be it an education, career, health, spiritually, or a place where you feel truly at peace.
However if you are done investing in yourself, give to charity or blow it on the thing you really needed before you die. I don't have that "thing".
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I wouldn't call that a waste. I know one reason I'm feeling unfulfilled is because nobody told me when I was young that it's far more valuable to collect experiences instead of material objects.
Buy a shit load of drugs, travel to a few countries, forget my past and then die once I'm done, in the most scenic place I found, with a smile on my face
I'd buy my younger sister everything she wants - she collects retro video games and consoles. I'd also buy my friends and parents stuff they want... And I'd anonymously send my ex some good digital art equipment, I think.
I don't really have any wishes for myself.
I would wave them in somebody's face and say that if they allow me to fuck them up the ass, I will give all of it to A. with the nose. It'd be fun to watch them squirm like the worm they are.
I would wave them in somebody's face and say that if they allow me to fuck them up the ass, I will give all of it to A. with the nose. It'd be fun to watch them squirm like the worm they are.
Yeah that didn't sound like you at all. Whatever this "right now" iits will pass. Doesn't mean life will be good or the long term stuff go away, but this moment will pass and with it the flare. I've found I feel totally different when those moments pass. When there are here I ALWAYS feel like going...when they pass only sometimes. I try to hold onto those times I do not but I know it's hard.
Yeah that didn't sound like you at all. Whatever this "right now" iits will pass. Doesn't mean life will be good or the long term stuff go away, but this moment will pass and with it the flare. I've found I feel totally different when those moments pass. When there are here I ALWAYS feel like going...when they pass only sometimes. I try to hold onto those times I do not but I know it's hard.
If only the person I put my trust in would also have enough faith in me to see when something was not like me instead of wishing me dead if I have any negative feelings as a result of what they do to me. Thank you so much. Hugs
I would pay for all my cosmetic surgeries. See how i felt. Maybe id have a renewed strength, but i doubt it. Id take the rest of it and eat really nice and pay for someone to take care of me while i CTB. Do all the complex work.
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