A buddhist vegan goth with questionable humour.

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Cake day: June 19th, 2023

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  • I agree to a point. I love the work i do. It makes money and helps keep the family afloat, but since it is a leading role in early education with challenging kids it gives me the opportunity to do something that can help a lot of children that would otherwise be grinded down by the system.

    But.

    I still miss spending time with my kids. I still hate that i can’t support my wife the same way i could during our stay at home year together.

    If i would be financially independent i would for sure do something beneficial to others with my time, but it would’t take up quite as much of my time and energy.

    So yes, nobody has to work a white collar job. If you are privileged enough to have a choice, by all means do something that you love. But it still is something most of us have to do.









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    4 months ago

    We have to kids and cook every day. We have about 12 dishes we cycle through, plus a new dish every couple of weeks. Plan for a week and shop for it accordingly.

    Before the kids i would go to the local supermarket, that, regardless of the city i lived in, never was more than 10 Minutes away by foot. I’d figure out what i was feeling like cooking once i was

    But it is nice to have other options, like ordering food, for the very lazy and very stressful days. This i would give up for a nice place in nature though.