Tired

I feel tired of all this, I now have a masters degree, a good grasp in a lot of areas, amazing in some very specific niches, have a good job, no shortage of money. Yet this doesn't entice me at all anymore, I might as well be out fishing. Sigh...

The fault, dear >>1-chan, is not in our stars, but in our selves. You think that it is the world's function to entice you, which could not be further from the truth. It is up to you to find what thrills and glories that you way want. Don't give up on that, >>1-chan, because if you do, you are giving up on yourself, and even if you don't believe in yourself, I do. Take a risk. Don't get caught up in the assembly line life. Likewise, don't do like >>4,8,9, who would rather waste away in ``early retirement'' like race horses that broke their legs and got put to pasture until the glue factory could arrange to buy them. These types of people are the worst. When I think of them, I think of some horrible abomination with their limbs cut off, with a conveyor belt dumping sewage in their mouths, which they happily eat because it's the only think they know how to do. No, that not even a terrible way to live, it's just a terrible, slow way to die. Instead, lead a life of action and excitement, >>1-chan. Cause as much chaos as possible. Don't be afraid to dress like a girl in public. Don't be afraid to exploit others. If developing [b]SCALABLE TURNKEY [u]SOLUTIONS[/o][/b] makes you want to drink bleach, then that's fine. But don't let it make you give up! Instead, undermine your company, poach their clients, then start your own company doing the same thing, but getting other people to do the work for you. By making other people miserable, you put yourself on higher ground. A falling tide lowers all boats, as the wise men say.