An underdiscussed part of modern capitalism is how low-wage workers are often micromanaged every minute they’re on the clock, while many high-wage jobs come with hours of unstructured computer time where no one really cares what you’re doing as long as the work gets done.
I wish more jobs were designed for neurodivergent people who thrive working independently, get things done without constant supervision, and don’t need to spend 40 hours a week in an office.
Is it just me or does everyone grow up and realise that there really isn’t anybody to whom you can tell everything and there never will be and maybe there are certain things you not supposed to tell nobody and that’s just how it is
You don’t solve poverty by teaching everyone to become millionaires. You solve poverty by building an economy where ordinary work can produce a decent life.
I think people underestimate how tired you can be from just having too much on your mind! Not even physically tired! Just tired of remembering things, handling things, thinking ahead, fixing stuff, making decisions, being needed, tryna stay afloat etc. That's just a lot for real.
Anne baban senin nasıl yaşlandığını göremeyecek.Partnerin seni çocukluğundan beri tanımıyor. Çocukların genç halini çok az hatırlayacak. En yakın arkadaşların bile geçmişinin tamamını bilmiyor. Hayatının ilk gününden sonuna kadar seninle olacak tek kişi sensin
Kendine iyi davran
after you move out you think "wow teenage me was such a bitch lol" but if you ever move back in with your parents, or even stay with them for an extended period of time, you'll understand why again