This is completely retarded but it is also sincere. I make a lot of money (about 5 times average). But all I do is work, work out, jerk off and play vidya.

It bothers me I could have the same lifestyle driving an uber. Now I have paid off my mortgage I have even more money. I wish I had something I wanted so I could be a consoomer and enjoy my money. But I can't think of anything I would spend money on.

it won't come until you regularly need medical care. even with insurance you'll have to pony up $357 for a colonoscopy and $2450 for a dental implant etc etc

you'll love it when you get to that part of your life

>>33318706 (OP)
I’m a 21 year old struggling pilot, I beg you can you send me some bitcoin. What you should do with your money is buy fancy suits and shoes. Also buy like huge freezers and fill it with meat. Buy an armored car

>>33318706 (OP)
Do what you do, but with higher quality. Buy the better TV. Fly business class. Wear better clothes.

>>33318706 (OP)
Take on more responsibilities. You have no wife or kids, correct? This ahould be your main target. Until then, reward those who helped you in life - do you have any family who supported you? Buy your mom/dad)grandma/cousin/brother/sister something nice. Or a friend. Or donate to charities. I do all of the above. I get a lot out of helping other people. I've lived the hedonistic life and it just made me miserable. Men need to be of service to their community, it's a requirement to feel fulfilled. Sitting around with your dick in your hand isn't going to make you happy. It's chasing dopamine which is a fool's errand.

>>33318724
I dont do anything tho

>>33318727
I have a wife and kid. I already bought a home for my kid who is still in elementary school.

Charity is gay, and gooning is an all time top cope. So ur kinda dumb

>>33318706 (OP)
Do a hobby that's not too expensive so you can get even further into it.
>DIY
>swimming
>surfing
>clubbing
>toys
>painting
>books/philosophy/history/economics (some books can get fuckin expensive)
>tech, since getting a second laptop or pc to do shit can also be pricey
You could also get into a cause, conservatism, LGBT, libertarianism, socialism (pls dont be a tankie or a socdem) or more specific shit like supporting the homeless, right to repair or just your community set up a public garden to grow shit. Lastly you could try religion which could allow you to stop caring about the money or use it in different ways. Id recommend two channels as being very good neutral introductions to whatever they talk about without being pretentious.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9dRb4fbJQIbQ3KHJZF_z0g let's talk religion
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCct9aR7HC79Cv2g-9oDOTLw religion for breakfast
Hope any of this helps!

>>33318706 (OP)
I'm just echoing what other anons have said but maybe try a drawing class or something in your spare time? I wouldn't commit to anything but maybe try stuff out and see what you find enjoyment doing. For me its drawing and any arts or crafts have plenty of opportunities to invest in supplies and fun goodies. Best of luck to you!

>>33318706 (OP)
Baby boomers went on vacations to foreign countries when they had too much money. If they did it, it probably works. What do you do for a living? If it's a short term thing you should probably just save it or invest in university once it's over.

>>33318852
>spend your money on LGBT and youtubers

>>33318864
Seconded, artists are poor so getting a big computer tablet or expensive guitar (fender/ibanez/prs) would put you ahead of most of them.

>>33319467
>Seconded, artists are poor so getting a big computer tablet or expensive guitar (fender/ibanez/prs) would put you ahead of most of them.
Nicer equipment doesn't make you more skilled. There are so many artists who can afford nice shit but they suck, and many artists who do amazing things with bad hardware.

>>33318706 (OP)
Save it in index funds so you can retire early.
>what then
Nothing.

>>33319489
It makes it way easier at the very least, it won't bridge invested time but good gear will circumvent a few learning curves

>>33319524
there are people who can do amazing things in mspaint

>>33319467
>eww he gave an actual bit of unorthodox advice? Oh well seconded to the person who literally also just said what he said
kill yourself

>>33318706 (OP)
Use your money to buy experiences. I make good money too and I use it to buy yoga classes, art studio time, travel trips etc.. I meet a lot of people that way and it makes life more fulfilling.

A lot of people are so busy working and so stressed out over money they don't have time to enjoy life. You don't have that problem, so make full use of your time.

>>33318852
>Lastly you could try religion which could allow you to stop caring about the money or use it in different ways.

But that's the point of my post lol. I don't care about money already but I have millions. I'm jealous of other people who covert money so they can buy things they like. I don't have anything that I want.


>>33319458

I traveled to about 50 countries in my 20s. It was awesome. But I feel like I've kind of 100%d it. I do still travel though.


>>33319495

I could feasibly retire now. But retirement sounds like hell. Working is awesome

>>33318706 (OP)
can i have some
i am broke
thanksu

>>33321744
Bro literally read the rest of the post, tldr
>get into hobbies like tech, DIY or clubbing
>get political and use your wealth to help a movement that speaks to you
>or support single issue campaign shit that's more interesting
>or just help out your community/yourself
>get religious, some religions like Buddhism, Christianity mildly or totally condem wealth while Islam, (probably) some Hinduism applaude wealth but do want to still use it religiously while staying wealthy (then you can use it to help your faith)
Just fuck it, just leave it savings for a rainy day

>>33321744
bro literally read the rest of the post, tldr
>get into hobbies like tech, DIY or clubbing
>get political and use your wealth to help a movement that speaks to you
>or support single issue campaign shit that's more interesting
>or just help out your community/yourself
>get religious, some religions like Buddhism, Christianity mildly or totally condem wealth while Islam, (probably) some Hinduism applaude wealth but do want to still use it religiously while staying wealthy (then you can use it to help your faith)
Just fuck it, just leave it savings for a rainy day

spend it on my college tuition lol

>>33321744
bro literally read the rest of the post, tldr
>get into hobbies like tech, DIY or clubbing
>get political and use your wealth to help a movement that speaks to you
>or support single issue campaign shit that's more interesting
>or just help out your community/yourself
>get religious, some religions like Buddhism, Christianity mildly or totally condem wealth while Islam, (probably) some Hinduism applaude wealth but do want to still use it religiously while staying wealthy (then you can use it to help your faith)
OR JUST FUCK IT! leave it all in savings for a rainy day. what you definitely should do is put a few thousand in multiple banks to accrue interest for yourself.