I guess it might feel similar for people getting informed they have a lethal condition and start appreciating the time they have left. But without having the condition. I feel just - happy - about it. No pressure, no stress. The opposite.
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I guess it might feel similar for people getting informed they have a lethal condition and start appreciating the time they have left. But without having the condition. I feel just - happy - about it. No pressure, no stress. The opposite. 6 comments
So, I might go back to work when I'm 60 or something. Dunno. But why fuck up the healthy years for work. I'm going to be involved in things, still. I'm writing things I need to finish. I just don't want any daily phone calls with must do's or must fix. No deadlines. Just dead lines. @peter I think you must be thankful that you can do this. I hope I too have the time to retire and enjoy life in my healthy years. @adnan I am very much so. Also planning my life to be able to. But just the feeling of an "out" is quite much worth, even if it fucks up. |
Friends laugh when I tell them. They are not sure I'm serious or not. My body has adjusted already since I came up with the idea. My focus went from stressing to feeling that I'm optimising in a positive way. I'm looking for people to replace me. For the first time in my adult life, I feel I'm about to get less things that bothers me (positive or negative).