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As a person born in the 1980s and part of the ordinary working class, one has to worry about money, housing, children, and a car throughout their life; it’s inevitable to feel exhausted as a result~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In my free time, I often think about one question. Do people live just for the sake of money?
We people born in the 1970s are tired just the same~~~ The house belongs to the bank now, the car belongs to the car manufacturer, and only the children are truly ours:'(
One need not live for money, but one can die in poverty.
Money isn’t everything, but you definitely can’t do anything without it
I now have a house, kids, and a car, but I have no money – I’m struggling so hard
Everyone is still young; don’t rush, take your time. There will be bread, and everything will be fine.
Haha, even the children aren’t one’s own; they belong to one’s future husband or wife. Nothing is one’s own at all
There’s nothing else but money, especially in this materialistic society we live in today.
Take a look at the near-perfect one, then mutter to yourself, \"Stay calm, stay calm.\"
If you can be open-minded, it’s also nice to lead a life of contentment and happiness. It’s just that most people are led around by society; they figure out ways to cope, as that’s the overall environment
Men die for wealth, birds perish for food! :lol
80% of happiness in the world has nothing to do with money, while 80% of suffering is related to money.
That’s too pessimistic! Have you climbed a mountain? Do you think it’s interesting to climb a mountain by cable car? The key is to enjoy the process of hiking!
I think what Xiao Shenyang said makes a lot of sense: the most painful thing for a person is dying without having been able to spend their money. But do you know what’s the most painful of all? The person is alive, but the money is gone~~~ It makes perfect sense; now I really realize that money is indeed a valuable thing – there are few things that money can’t solve~~~~
No matter which generation you belong to, everyone gets tired; unless you were born with no worries about food or clothing, but even then, are they really not tired? Not necessarily
We eat to survive, but why do we survive?