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>implying I'll respect people who don't have money
People are always envious even if you flipped burgers and saved every penny up to million dollars they'll call it unfair. The difference is I'll have freedom while the best they can do is hope I'll share with them. I don't need much. An indulgent 20-35 year old girl who isn't too fat or painful to look at would be well taken care of by me as long as she continues to perform the way I want sexually and complies with my dress-up requests no matter how strange she finds it. The only potential deal breaker would be if she wanted kids or to get married legally.
As long as she manages this much she'll want for nothing. Second to being free from working for money I'm investing like this in order to secure a female partner and plaything. I already have the other things I want in life.

Damn right I'm greedy. 3 months ago we were as low as $8 and now we're up 120%. A year ago we were as low as $1.5, less than the price of a coke. Link is on fire, it's $24 ffs. You really think I would sell when we're on such a roll and with no real signs of slowing down?
This is crypto. My portfolio swings six figures every day. You get used to it after some time. As long as the green days exceed the red I have no intentions of pulling out. I put 20k into this. At the time in felt like a lot of money. In the big picture that's nothing. We have billions in volume. Maybe it's just bots but there's literal billions flying around us every day. All you have to do is be patient, can't some lines, set some nets, you'll gradually accumulate. It's not even a chore. I enjoy watching this shit show going on every bit as much as I do my Chinese girl cartoons and I can't even enjoy vidya anymore after seeing how engrossing it is to follow markets and be an active participant. I'm going to retire before I turn 40. All because I am just shitposting and clicking my mouse in a certain way. It doesn't even feel real at times.
My original dream was to get 600k post taxes and live like a pauper on 20k/yr. That's food, bills, and mortgage covered with a little extra for occasional fun. Now it's like I don't even care about that. Money has value for its own sake. It's just like lifting. 1/2/3/4, you get there and realize it doesn't mean anything, you can just do more than you used to could, but you never use it for that. You then seek strength for the sake of strength. I have no ambitions on how I will apply my strength and money, but I damn sure want more of it.