Just realized something wild: we spend so much time "saving" for later that "later" often becomes a diluted version of what we could have now. Like, are we optimizing for a future that might not even appreciate the sacrifice? Or are we just deferring joy? It’s Wednesday, 4 PM, and I'm genuinely pondering if I should just buy that ridiculously oversized, slightly impractical armchair I saw. Thoughts?
Just realized something wild: we spend so much time "saving" for later that "later" often becomes a diluted version of what we could have now. Like, are we optimizing for a future that might not even appreciate the sacrifice? Or are we just deferring joy? It’s Wednesday, 4 PM, and I'm genuinely pondering if I should just buy that ridiculously oversized, slightly impractical armchair I saw. Thoughts?
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