/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21847868
Grew up the same way, I'll obviously live to my full potential because of it, but I was still a CEO of a company for 3 years before deciding it's not worth the energy.
I have a family and kids now, and I bought 55k LINK during ICO, holding 25M RSR at the moment.
Good on you for having self awareness, but you should put an end to your victim mentality as early as possible. I wasted almost a decade suffering because of the past, and it's just that - time wasted. Try your best to move on, OP.

>>20120337
unironically yes.
>>20120359
but also this. Unless you buy the newest one, your keyboard will break every few months.
>>20120395
He said "invest" he won't be using it for gaming. Their reliability/price ratio trumps every winshit laptop.
>>20120466
Thinkpads should be your only consideration if you decide not to buy a mac, this anon is right.
>>20120508
I lost $80,000 by not participating in the BAT ICO because I had a shitty HP Probook that BSOD-ed at the worst possible moment. Which is why I'm using a mac now.

>>11801075
>virgin until 27, stuck to being decent, now happily married to the greatest woman in the world
Honestly dude, my situation is not that different. I just had a few lays in my early 20s and I'm pretty certain that being a virgin after 25 would completely destroy my self esteem. I was also a virgin until my 20-s and I'm lucky that actual girls would hit on me, because otherwise I'd still be alone.
>i thank degenerates like you for making me feel even better about myself
I play 2 instruments, have my own small business, I'm in a long-term relationship. I'd lack the willpower to do anything if I was a virgin right now, and had I not lived my douchebag years, I would have been one. You're either LARP-ing or you got extremely lucky with your girl, but my advice will help more people than yours.
>best part is when you start coping by insisting your life is better than mine. no buddy, you've rolled in the mud to get to the same point i am at. you sacrificed your dignity, and it was all for nothing
I feel like I've struck a nerve somewhere, I've never advocated dedicating your life to be as dumb as most women for the long run.
>Your person experience represents a tiny control group from an extremely biased perspective. It does not remotely represent reality.
Eh, my own experience and the experience of all males around me. I'm pretty sure you can't pull a statistically-valid test group, either.
>In relation to one's ability to be fulfilled, this matters why?
Because despite the fact that evolution helped us override some of our monkey behavior, attractive women are still a preference to every male who produces testosterone.
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