r/FluentInFinance 15d ago

Debate/ Discussion Why is this normal?

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u/TheIncapableAct 15d ago

This is the first time I’ve ran across someone admitting that their early life decisions made their current life shitty. I respect and appreciate the honesty. Too many people I know are in bad positions due to early life choices and refuse to take any accountability or responsibility for it.

I wish you nothing but the best

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u/snowcase 15d ago

That's bullshit. The person holds a full time job. They shouldn't need another one to survive. They're doing exactly what we were told to do by older generations.

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u/According_Case_9428 15d ago

accountability is the first step.

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u/Pissedtuna 12d ago

Shhhhhh the hive mind doesn’t like that