• @YoBuckStopsHere
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      -411 year ago

      You’ll probably have enough saved around age 28-30 in most cities. It seems large but it’s doable. Then you just have to get through the bidding war.

          • @[email protected]
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            1 year ago

            Your experiences aren’t universalisable. Part of growing up into an adult, is understanding that. The inability to understand that is quite literally “arrested development”.

          • @dragonflyteaparty
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            61 year ago

            So, every single person can do exactly what you did and have every single opportunity that you had?

            • @SaakoPaahtaa
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              -71 year ago

              Of course there’ll be edge cases, but generally yes. Just save money, stop bitching, buy a house from outside the city centre. Some tips for yall, that you’re not gonna listen as you’re already knee-deep in memes and self-sorrow. Sad

                • @SaakoPaahtaa
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                  -11 year ago

                  That is your baseless opinion fueled by an emotional reaction to being told to work for your dreams. Lack of discipline would be a bigger problem in my honest opinion.

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                    Your argument is invalid because you’re appealing to a genetic fallacy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_fallacy

                    You know nothing about me. You are impugning my motive based on zero evidence. You fail to directly refute my basic argument, which is that your experiences are not universalisable. Instead you grasp for straws.