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Either by choice or sheer luck. What is something that has happened to you that made your life actively better?

(So far) For me it has been me finally able to move out of my parents home.

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[–] CrowAirbrush@lemmy.world 1 points 11 months ago

I've been bootstrapping the shit out of myself, picking myself up everytime the economy kicks us into a deeper well.

Hell next year we'll actually be breaking even at the end of the month, while we've been eating only 2/3rd of what our bodies require to get through the day in a normal functioning manner. I wonder how long it takes for this economy to actually make us homeless because it seems like that is only a year or 2 away.