Anon Opin
When people reach their early 40s, the gap between those who planned ahead and those who didn't starts to become really visible.
Jun 17 at 1:55pmanon_opin
Show threadNesdyJun 17
@anon_opin Or maybe those "who didn't plan ahead" have not had the opportunity or means to do so
Show threadThe DoctorJun 17
@nesdy @anon_opin This.
Show threadLower Back PainJun 17
@anon_opin Kinda snorting tea outta my nose here at the hilarious idea that planning is all you need in life and the only possible thing that goes wrong.
Show threadThe DoctorJun 17
@zebulonmysterioso @anon_opin Also this.
Show threadLunar 🛸 ♾Jun 17
@anon_opin Planned for what?
Show threadMans RJun 17
@lunarloony @anon_opin Luck.
Show thread🔥torstein🔥Jun 18

@lunarloony @anon_opin having wealthy parents.

In almost every article about "ordinary" people retiring at 40, if you read the whole thing it turns out they inherited a house or apartment, lived rent free at their parents, or started something with a "small loan" from them. Never having a mortgage is a good plan, I admit that.
It's just that the requirements aren't available to most.

Show threadLennart HengstmengelJun 17
@anon_opin thanks for your opinion, Mrs Thatcher.
Show threadƧƿѦςɛ♏ѦਹѤʞJun 17
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Show threadprom™️Jun 17
@anon_opin So glad that everyone hates this opinion! 🙂
Show threadMr. GMJun 17
@anon_opin Sounds like the person who sent this one in didn't plan ahead for the responses calling out this poorly thought-out mentality