I have no interest in climbing the corporate ladder and making a million dollars and becoming the CEO and I hate hustle culture and rising and grinding and working out at 4 a. m. Do you want to know what I want to do?
I want to play pretend and I want to dress up. I want to read books about dragons. I want to watch shows about vampires and watch movies involving magic and playing games that involve magic.
I don't care about your hustle culture. I I actually detest it. I hate it.
Capital H. I hate it. I want to sit outside with a drink in hand and I want to talk to the birds and the squirrels and the bugs and the frogs and the toads and all the little critters that are running around.
I want to sit in the sun and absorb it like a plant. I want to enjoy life. I I have zero interest in making a million dollars and, you know, climbing over top of people to get to the top of the food chain.
I don't care. We could all have so much fun in life if we stopped with this. It's like you need to be get No, you need to have fun and you need to prioritize play.
I don't want to [ __ ] work anymore. I don't want to work anymore. [ __ ] tired of being on someone's clock.
I'm [ __ ] tired of dealing with rude ass people. Even when I used to work in an office, I was [ __ ] tired of dealing with office [ __ ] drama. I don't even want to climb up a corporate ladder.
I don't even want to do none of that [ __ ] Literally, give me the most basic job in the [ __ ] company. Give me the most basic job in a company and let me do the most basic [ __ ] I do not want to be team lead, supervisor, none of that [ __ ] [ __ ] That's how checked out I am from working. Like, I'm 31 years old.
I've been working since I'm since I was 17. I'm [ __ ] over it. Is anybody else in the phase of their life where they literally just don't give a [ __ ] Like, the last 5 years have been such [ __ ] torture.
I don't care about anything anymore. I'm like, I don't care. I literally I don't [ __ ] care.
I see people I don't like, I'm like, "Hey, what's up? " Family members I can't stand, I'm like, "Cool. What's up?
" I literally don't [ __ ] care anymore to a point that I didn't even think was achievable at my age. I thought this was going to come much later in life. I'm already there.
I can't keep [ __ ] doing this. It's like what the [ __ ] is even going on? Everything that's happening and having to still go to work every day and pay bills and rent and stress about money and go to work and pretend like everything is [ __ ] normal.
This shit's not normal. And I don't know how much longer I can do this. It's like eating me from the inside out.
Why aren't we doing something? What the [ __ ] you guys? Let's keep it a bug.
A lot of women are the problem in their relationship, too. Understand what I'm saying? A lot of their relationships don't work out because of the woman as well.
All right? It ain't just the man. Now, some women do not want to admit that.
You see what I'm saying? They want to put all the blame on the man. But whole time, you want that man to change when you didn't make changing yourself.
You see what I'm saying? You're not perfect, baby. It's things he don't like about you, just like it's things you don't like about him.
So, if y'all came together and worked together and got through the things together, maybe you all would last and us as women won't have to continuously go through different relationships. It's called taking accountability and stop putting the blame all on that one person. Understand what I'm saying?
Now, it is times where it can't just be that person. But I'm talking about when you get in one relationship, you get another relationship, get another relationship, another relationship, and a none of them going well. And it's like, damn, all the relationships was because of that man, that man, that man, and that man.
None of that had nothing to do with you, baby. You might be too masculine for the goddamn man if we're being honest. You see what I'm saying?
You might not be showing your softer side. You know what I'm saying? You might not be catering to that man like he needs you to be.
You might not be being the woman that you need to be for him for him to be great. You see what I'm saying, baby? [ __ ] You heard it here first.
Yeah. She's dropping. You might be too masculine.
cater to him more like it's universal law instead of just her personal relationship theory packaged as tough love with extra. You see what I'm saying? As filler between every actual point.
The four ex's all his fault. Math is a fair call out on accountability. But she pivots straight into cater to him more.
Show your soft side. Like the fix for pattern repeating relationships is just performing femininity harder. I can't be the only one that feels this way.
In fact, I know I'm not the only one because I've seen several videos this week alone of other millennials, other Gen Z's, even Gen X's that are completely burnt out and completely over our entire working life. Fed up with what societal norm of working 5 days a week, 8 to 5 or 9 to 5, literally only living for 2 days out of the week. Can't even count Sunday because you're crippled by the anxiety of Sunday scaries of preparing for the week ahead that seems to come so quickly.
I'm so unmotivated. The fact that I have to wake up tomorrow 6:00 a. m.
to put my kid on the bus, head to a job that completely drains me of every ounce of energy. By the time 5:00 comes, I wish I could just go to bed. And for what?
What's What's the whole point? I'm a college grad. Okay.
I I did all the things they said to do and I live in a rental apartment. With me lives my parents and my 5-year-old with autism. I'm the bread winner.
And if things continue in this exact way, meaning with my earnings and how the economy is, I would never have more than this, which is the bare minimum. I don't want to live this lifestyle anymore. I want a soft lifestyle.
I want to work from my phone and from my computer and not for some corporate company that is going to just squeeze every second out of me. I want to have freedom. It honestly breaks my heart to see how many of us are stuck in this exact same rut and conflicted between stepping out of what we've been told is what we should aim for, which is to go to school and get a job and work these jobs until we retire.
Except at the rate that things are, we're never going to retire. I refuse to let that be my reality. A couple of months ago, I got fed up and tired of being tired.
Decided to start learning high income skills. I heard about something called digital marketing here on this platform. And I said, "My reality can't get any suckier than it is, so I'll take a stab at it.
" And since I've been able to launch my own online business, I sell my own digital products. It has not been easy. I've had to push myself every day after my 9 to5.
Put in the time and the effort necessary to learn these things. Philly, I just want to come home and lay on the couch, but I know that that just ensures that nothing changes, that everything stays the same in my life, and I just can't have that. I am well on my way to making my dream of quitting this 9 to5 a reality.
If you're feeling the same, I just want you to know that it's okay to feel this. It's okay to feel burnt out and that you owe it to yourself to see what's out there, that there are other possibilities. There are other opportunities out there.
People are finding them every day and they are utilizing these platforms to capitalize on it and they are quitting these jobs. And I just want to bring as much awareness to the people that are in my same shoes as possible. so that we can create these success stories and get our lives back.
So, if you're fighting the Sunday scaries, stay strong and take a chance on yourself. Look into something. There's so many things you can do now online to start your own thing and work towards a future where you call the shots.
If you're interested in what I do, drop a comment or send me a DM. I'll be happy to answer. Me and my boyfriend talk about this all the time, but there's no real love out here cuz women are taking dating advice from [ __ ] and from strippers and have basically turned dating into this transactional like conquest instead of trying to find true love.
You know what I'm saying? When you have true love with somebody, um, they don't want to have a dime in their name, but they going to make sure they get a dime for you. Do you get what I'm saying?
They going to do whatever they can to make sure they get you something. But y'all are so worried about a [ __ ] having millions of trillions when a lot of women don't even understand they not worth millions and trillions. Okay.
One thing that Kevin Samuels, I think, was trying to tell women, he wasn't trying to break down the black woman. I think he was trying to bring the woman to reality. Because we got to understand what we [ __ ] look like.
I think men have always known what they look like and we don't. We think we look 20 times better than what we actually do and then we think we deserve all this [ __ ] when we really do not. You know what I'm saying?
I literally watched this video of this woman saying, "Yeah, I got my own car. I got my own house. I pay all my own bills.
I cook dinner every [ __ ] night. I take care of all my four kids. So yeah, if you come over here, you need to have this, this, and that.
" Girl, what? You're living your life. You're living a regular life.
You're doing what an adult is supposed to do. So, I don't know. It's just scary as [ __ ] because I was thinking earlier, I'm like, I'm about to put my boyfriend on my life insurance, okay?
Cuz I really do love him. And you know, um, I want to make sure that I give and he gives as well. That's it.
You know what I'm saying? She opened by calling women [ __ ] and strippers for taking dating advice and somehow forgot she's also a woman on the internet giving dating advice. The self-exemption was immediate.
She positioned herself above the very category she belongs to before finishing the first sentence. Women don't know what they look like. Men always have.
Ma'am, have you seen the Tinder Snapchat guy? The cowboy movie Sofa Bum, Big Dave, the male self-awareness study has mixed results. When the older generations say, "Ah, Gen Z, don't want to work.
" I couldn't agree more. Because I don't want to work. Why would I want to work?
I'm in Mexico right now. It is 30° outside. I've just been tanning.
I've been in the pool having strawberry daquiries on my sunbed. I've just come back to my room. I'm having a little lay down and then we're going out for dinner tonight, going to a Mexican buffet.
I've had a taste of what life should actually be like. Why would I want to be at work instead of here? And I'm dreading going back.
2° raining, dark by 400 p. m. miserable working retail.
Why would I want to do that? Like on a real note, I feel like the only people who get a taste of what life should actually be like is rich people. Like people where money is not an object.
They have no problems, no struggles. They get to go on 10 [ __ ] holidays a year and that they just get to do whatever the [ __ ] they like. They are the people that get to do what they want.
Gen Z are lazy. Yeah, I am lazy. Work made me lazy because what am I working towards on a minimum wage job?
Nothing. Literally nothing. I can't afford anything.
I can't afford to move out. I can't afford a car. I can't afford [ __ ] my life.
So why in the bloody [ __ ] would I want to work? I don't want to work because there's nothing to [ __ ] work towards. I'm miserable.
and coming to Mexico like right now. Yeah, I've been living a life of pure [ __ ] bliss. My skin's cleared up.
I've got the holiday glow. I'm just relaxing. I'm getting enough sleep.
I'm doing what I want. That's what life should be like. Life shouldn't be like work till you [ __ ] die.
Who wants to do that? Especially when there's nothing to work towards. Poor people are getting poorer.
Rich people are getting richer. I don't want this life. And it's just the neverending cycle of like, I'm really depressed, so I'm gonna book some time off and I'm going to go on holiday.
Okay, great. Now I've had a taste what life should really be like for 2 weeks and now I'm fine to go back to work again. No, I don't want to go back to work.
I don't like Please tell me I'm not the only one who thinks like this. Dating sucks because it's the first time in history that women have been able to choose a man based on his character and not economics. Up until the 1960s, women were not paid equal wages compared to men.
In 1974, it was up until 1974 that a woman needed a man to get a credit card. So her dad or her husband had to go with her to get a credit card. We were not a part of the economic process here in America.
Women had to choose a man based on his ability to provide because we could not provide for ourselves. Many of us are first generation women who are independent, who can take care of ourselves, who can choose a man based off something more than finances. And now we want his character.
We want to know what else you're bringing to the table. The problem is that men are raised by parents who prioritize their ability to provide, who prioritize their education, their financial earning power, and not character traits. So now men are still, most men trying to bring to the table the things they've always brought.
But women have their own table now. We want you to bring more. This is why dating feels so hard because women are looking for more.
Men don't know how to give it. And to give credit to the men, they've never been taught. they don't have parents who teach them.
They literally don't know what to do. If you're dating and you're trying to find a man and you're dealing with these sorts of problems and you actually want a good guy, then you need to find someone who's self-aware enough to understand that this is where the gap is and a man who actually wants to be better, who wants to develop these skills. If you want more dating advice, leave me a comment below.
She built the most coherent argument in this entire playlist and then ended it with find a man who wants to be better, which is exactly what everyone has been trying to do for 50 videos. The history lesson was actually solid. Credit cards in 1974.
Real facts, legitimate context. We were learning. Find someone self-aware enough to understand the gap.
Ma'am, if he was self-aware enough to understand the gap, he wouldn't be the gap. I'm one of those people where I don't care how broke I am. I will never want extra hours at a job.
I will never cover for anyone. I really want to work as least as possible. Whenever bosses say, "Do you want extra hours?
" or "Do you want to work these days? " Absolutely not. And I hate when they act like they're gifting it to me like, "Would you like more hours?
" That is like throw up to me. Absolutely. Like I really would love less hours.
I would rather be extremely broke with free time than working than rich and working all the time. I really hate working. Like hate I think I'd be better off as like a farmer or honestly like a landscaper.
I think that I like that better because it's actual work. Do you ever ask yourself genuinely ask yourself what is the point of working anymore? We're selling all of our time for money.
Money that we can't even keep. It's like we do this our entire lives. We're selling ourselves to Satan, it feels like, and we're getting nowhere.
There are people out here working two jobs. And I just can't comprehend how anybody is even able to afford life right now. When the wages are so low and the cost of living is so high, it just totally defeats the purpose.
We deserve so much better as human beings. We actually deserve to enjoy our time here and have a good human experience, but it literally feels like we as a society chose to live in the worst way possible. And my soul is screaming out for more.
I just I feel like this is something that I like can't settle for for my entire life. And I genuinely can't comprehend. I can't wrap around my head how people are able to do this for 60 years of their lives.
Then I almost kind of feel like this shit's not even real. that maybe we don't actually have to do this, that maybe we can win our time back somehow and enjoy our lives. It's like, why am I going to sell my soul at a job and get so little in return and just watch my life go to waste?
My time is a lot more valuable than money. And I'm at a point right now where I just want to live my life back. I want to be happy while I'm here.
I don't want to suffer in the name of capitalism anymore. And I honestly wish everybody felt the same way that I do. Call me lazy, call me non- ambitious, call me crazy, call me a loser.
I do not care anymore. I have realized that I'm simply just not built for work. I do not want to work anymore.
Deep down in my soul, I just know it's not meant for me. I don't want to chase titles or climb ladders or spend my whole life trying to prove that I'm worthy of rest. I don't enjoy it.
I don't want to do it. I don't even want to want to do it. I want to live in the present.
I want to lay in the grass somewhere and simply just exist. I truly need a life where I could just wander through fields, pick flowers, create, sing, write, and still be taken care of. I want to live a life where being gentle isn't seen as lazy.
Where joy doesn't have to be earned after a week of hard work. Trust me, I get that money's important. I wish it wasn't.
I really wish it wasn't. But why does earning money have to come with so much suffering? Just has to be another way.
There has [laughter] to Where is the job for people who just want to be free? You know, spread a little joy, spread a little love, and spend their whole life just romanticizing it instead. Cuz if there was a job like that, trust me, I would be the CEO of it.
Anyway, if anyone's figured out how to make money while surviving capitalism, please DM me because I am out. See you later. She wants to wander through fields, pick flowers, sing, write, and be fully financially taken care of.
And ended it with see you later like she solved something. I'm simply not built for work. Delivered with the confidence of someone who has done extensive research on themselves.
I don't even want to want to do it. She rejected the desire itself. Not just the work.
The ambition to work has been uninstalled. Here's the thing. Men genuinely don't think that women will be happy alone because they are not happy alone.
Has anybody ever seen the statistics about how women who are single live longer than men who are single? And that's primarily because women are responsible for the majority of the emotional, mental, and sometimes physical labor in a relationship or a family dynamic. I've been having this ongoing conversation with one of my guy friends and he knows that he is actively settling for the girl that he's dating.
He said to me the other day, "Yeah, there's going to come a time when you're going to have to settle. " I said, "Settle for what? I don't need a man.
" Like, of course, I want to have a relationship and a family and all those things, but at what cost? Like, we've all watched our mothers and our grandmothers slave away in these relationships for a man that doesn't really care about them or maybe was even settling. I would rather be alone.
But men truly believe that women are unhappy if they're single because they refuse to acknowledge the fact that they are a main reason why we are miserable. Why we're miserable in relationships? Why do you think women are the ones who leave marriages?
Because we're chronically unhappy with men who don't value us, who take us for granted, and who will admittedly and actively settle for us. No, thank you. So, from what I'm seeing is women are like basically men now.
Like, you know what I mean? Like, it's like they drink like men. They smoke like men.
Like, they they're really rolling up in the car. Like, girl, what? Like, they're cussing.
Like, I don't know. I don't know. I see why y'all don't want to marry these people.
Like, you know, I mean, there's just like it's like I want to be like the wife cottage core so bad. And it's like even when I dress a certain way, like my friends will be like, "Why are you dressed like a old lady? " I'm like, "Bitch, I'm dressed classy.
Like I'm just cuz I'm not showing ass and titties and stuff like that doesn't mean that I'm dressed like a old lady. " You know what I mean? Or they like, "Oh, let's go out.
Let's go. " And I'm like, "No, I'm going to stay home and work on my puzzle or I'm going stay home and make some candles, you know? " And it's like I've honestly I've lost like a few friends by like just, you know, finding myself and not partying like that anymore.
I've never been aggressive though. I don't, you know, kind of slack that. I mean, I'll say [ __ ] every now and then like [ __ ] you know, but like realistically, especially in front of men, I am extremely sweet.
I'm extremely nice. I'm extremely giving, you know, and I think that's why when men take me out, you know, it's like they feel appreciated, you know. Um because I show appreciation, it's not like, oh, you know, my last date was $500.
Oh, you know, I don't act like I'm too good. Like, you know, um I'm very appreciative, you know. Um [snorts and clears throat] I mean, yeah, I like people to do stuff for me, for sure.
Everyone does. But these women nowadays, you know, everyone's just like, "I need a sugar daddy because I don't want to work. Oh, I need a sugar daddy because, you know, [ __ ] ain't shit.
" And it's like, I just see why no one's getting married anymore. It's like, you know what I mean? It's like like this one guy say like women are basically pirates.
Like they literally drink all day and fight people. I'm like, I don't even fight anyone. Like I don't even couldn't imagine someone like even hitting me.
Like it's like the soft woman is just gone. Like she is just I don't know. Like I'll be like, "Where are you some friends?
" Like, where can I find friends like me that are nice and soft? Like, you know, um it's just so hard. Week two, day one of working a full-time job, and I'm not meant to work.
I'm not meant to work. I wanted to cry all day today. I got home and I just laid in bed because now I don't have I don't have any free time to like do anything creative with my life.
Like, I hate to say that, but I had to go down to posting one YouTube video a week because I'm like, I don't have any time to [ __ ] ponder my thoughts anymore. And I can't even post YouTube videos because how the [ __ ] do you are you supposed to do that? Also, I should preface this.
I can work full-time. I just need two part-time jobs to be able to do the full-time. I get bored.
Like, I can't [sighs] I don't know what it is about me either. And I know I sound like a [ __ ] crybaby ass [ __ ] Like, all of us have to [ __ ] work. I get it, dude.
I don't want to do it, though. Straight up. I don't want to do it.
I'm over it. I'm tired of it. I I don't even like to lay in my bed all day.
Like, that's not even what I like to do with my day. I will go up and get out and go do things, but like working, brother Christ. It is 8:09 a.
m. June 23rd, 2025. And I am currently at a job that I don't like.
It is not my passion. For years, I haven't done things, work jobs, things that make me so uncomfortable just to be able to pay bills and provide for my kids. I can no longer do that no more.
It does not fulfill me. I'm such a creative person. I'm an artist.
I rap. I sing. I can style.
I can do hair. I'm such a creative person. And this this 9 to5.
It does not show the creative person that I am. I am making a vow right now today. I cannot live like this.
[snorts and clears throat] I hate it. I'm going to start putting me first. I'm not going to deal with this no more.
I'm walking out on faith. I'm stepping out on faith. Excuse me.
I'm giving it all to God and I'm asking him, "Please remove me from this. " You know, all my talents and I'm willing to work to get there, Lord. Just this I just cannot know.
I can no longer do this no more. It's breaking my spirit. It's dulling my shine.
And I just I refuse to do it. She quit her job at 8:09 a. m.
on a Monday with kids to feed and filed it under God's problem. Now, the time stamp she documented the exact moment 8:09 a. m.
June 23rd, 2025 will live in history. I rap, I sing, I style, I do hair. She listed four separate creative careers simultaneously.
Pick one and start there, sis. I'm walking out on faith at 8:09 a. m.
on a workday with children depending on her is the most spiritually ambitious financial decision in this playlist. So, I don't think it's talked about enough or a lot or whatever, but they don't be telling y'all like after you be out of work for like months, you know, or like a long period of time and you just now starting to get back to work, every day it's just like this anxiety like, damn, I got to go back to work. Damn, I got to really go back to work.
Like, what the hell? Like, I really I've been out of work for like two months. This is my second week back at work and I'm just like I need to become a housewife because this work [ __ ] is real ghetto.
Like it's just the ghetto. Like just absolute ghetto. I really got comfortable with like going to Target and stuff, like getting up, taking my baby to school, picking him up, sitting in the line, going like I got so used to being like a stay-at-home mom that this man that needs that that's needs to get rich needs to get rich fast, honey, because he needs to find me.
And um I need to be a housewife because this work [ __ ] is real ghetto. like, you know, I shouldn't have to work because I should just be a housewife. And I think that's what I want to do.
Like, so either I need to be win the lottery or this man needs to get rich so we I I can stay home all day and take care of the kids because I enjoy sitting home while I taking care of the kids. Like, why I got to work? Like, who made that law?
Like, why got the women got to work? Why? I don't I don't I don't want to I don't want to work.
I don't understand why I have to work. [laughter] I do not want to achieve anything. I am done.
At least right now. This is the season I am in. I do not want to achieve anything.
I do not have a career goal. I do not want to climb the old corporate ladder. I don't want to chase after the next thing.
I don't want to be productive and complete projects and take care of do all the self-care things and have a routine and do the gym and reach the the strength and the weight and the blah blah blah blah blah. I just want to learn how to exist in my body in the ordinary. I want to step away from the chaos.
I want to learn how to sit. I can't even just sit anymore. I get so anxious I have to [ __ ] scroll on my phone or like do something or I'm not being productive enough or whatever.
I don't want to do it. I do not want to achieve anything. That is the season I am in.
And that is okay. The end. Thank you.
Good night. Have you guys noticed that most married men aren't actually happy? Most married men are lying to themselves and gaslighting themselves into thinking that they're happy in a marriage, which is loveless, sexless, where the woman always argues and belittles and emasculates them.
Their wife endlessly nags at them while they're working full-time trying to provide for her, for the family. A men will often victimize themselves and say that their mental load is overbearing. Meanwhile, the man has to look at the big picture.
Worry about the wife, the kids, working every day endlessly, paying for all of the bills, providing. He has to worry about investments, about retirement, about the college funds for the kids. Meanwhile, the woman only has to worry about preparing dinner, keeping the house clean, making sure that the kids are happy and healthy.
The woman will say that she's overstimulated just because she has to cook dinner and keep the house clean. But they never stop to consider the mental load that men have. Most men stay in relationships so they don't lose everything so they can see their kids and they don't have to split custody.
It's truly so sad how many men gaslight themselves into staying in a relationship where both parties are not happy and they feel like they can't speak up because they have a wife who berates them or emasculates them and belittles them on the daily. She defended men so hard she accidentally became their unpaid PR manager. The woman only has to worry about cooking, cleaning, and keeping kids happy and healthy.
Ma'am. She summarized three full-time jobs with the word only. The woman says she's overstimulated just because she has to cook and clean.
The just, the audacity of that, just as doing architectural work in that sentence. Guys, I'm so tired of waking up every single day and acting like a 9 to5 is normal. Acting like I'm okay with it.
I am not. I've been working since I was 14 years old. 14.
I'm 45 now. That's 31 years being in the workforce. 5 days a week nonstop.
I mean, look at my hair. You see how gray? You see all these grays?
Like, I'm I'm turning prematurely gray. Like, I'm so stressed out. People are just getting worse and worse by the minute.
Everyone is so rude and so mean. I threw my back out yesterday and I had to take today off from work. Well, I went in at first.
I was there for about two hours and almost every single patient asked me to help them sit up and I had to say, "No, I can't. " You know, I throw my back out. I'm not a robot.
And then they have the audacity to get upset with me. I'm like, "Your back hurts and you want me to help. My back hurts, too.
I'm sorry. I [laughter] been working myself to the bone. I'm always going above and beyond and doing too much.
And I always help people and I know I shouldn't. And I'm sacrificing myself and I shouldn't. I don't want to do this anymore.
Now, don't get me wrong. I am very grateful for my job. You know, I have to be able to provide for my family, but at what cost?
You know, the amount of anxiety and stress I face on a daily basis is scary to me. I don't want a career. I don't want it at all.
I don't think everyone's meant to have a career. It's not that I don't want to contribute to society, but I just don't want to spend 40 hours of my week doing something like creating Excel spreadsheets. I want to play the piano.
I want to go on hikes and snowboard. I want to paint. I want to be creative.
I want to have fun. I want to make money. But like, I just don't want to do this.
And I feel like when you look at it from a broader perspective, as in like we die one day, maybe we never get to live on Earth again. I don't know what happens. And this is all made up.
The having a career sounds ridiculous. Some people are great at it, okay? And I'm really happy for you guys, but I don't want to do it.
If you know deep in your soul, you are meant for something bigger. You're not meant to work a 9 to5. you're meant to do some big things on this planet.
It's because you are meant to do that. Okay? I'm telling you right now, I have always wanted to do social media ever since I was little.
I was obsessed with YouTube. I was obsessed with content creation. Okay?
And just recently, I started picking it back up cuz I was like, I've always wanted to do this. And not everybody wakes up and wants to be a content creator. Not everybody wakes up and wants to be a [ __ ] police officer.
Is this making sense? Okay. Your desires are put in your heart for a reason.
And I need you to really understand that and go bulse the wall when it comes to your desires, okay? Because that's what I did. And it's just reward after reward after reward.
Please do not give up on whatever you're working on right now, please. Okay? If it is something that you are extremely passionate about, okay?
And it is something you wanted to do ever since you were little or something you wanted to do like just something that you wanted to do, [ __ ] do it, okay? And do not stop. Okay, like Drke said, I made a decision last night that I would die for it.
I would [ __ ] die for it. It's true. It's true, though.
Anyways, I love you guys. Bye. I saw a statistic the other day, and it basically said there are more single people now in their 20s to 30s than there have ever been.
I can't remember what the exact number was, but it was substantial. And I feel like I have seen that everywhere I look. My own friends, people in my life in their 30s or nearing 30 and are still single.
amazing people that absolutely should have no problem finding anybody. And I just wonder why that is. I do think to a degree people are more content waiting to find somebody, but definitely not in all cases.
Is it that people finally aren't settling? They're not accepting crappy relationships as a lifelong partner. It does make me sad, too, though, how many friends and people I know that are again amazing and want to find someone and get married and they just can't.
What is happening? What is there just no good men? Men, you need to step up and be better.
What is going on? I mean, I do know that that's true. Does seem like there are less good men.
Anyways, yeah, what is happening? She asked what is happening for different times and answered it twice with men need to step up without investigating further. I can't remember the exact number, but it was substantial.
She built an entire thesis on a statistic she vaguely recalls from somewhere. The sourcing is giving Steven from the deathbed video. Amazing people who absolutely should have no problem finding anyone.
And yet the problem exists. The amazingness is apparently not the determining factor.
