IMAGINE…REALLY WALKING AWAY

[AwakenedParticipant 35200]

Wouldn’t it really be Fu(kin Nice to be financially independent to be able to just walk away from WHATEVER that You want to???

I mean FU(K a job/career that means less than NOTHING!!!!

Job Satisfaction….It Sounds like ANOTHER Societal Lie for the sheeple to feel good about WAYING their Life doing work for the man.

I mean just literally be able to just Walk Away and LIVE Where and How that YOU WANT WITHOUT ANY CONCERN ????

In a World of Justin Beibers Be a Johnny Cash

[Russky2Participant 3086]

Thought about that for a long time, but how would that be achievable?

MGTOW AKBAR

[AwakenedParticipant 35200]

Russky2 wrote:

Thought about that for a long time, but how would that be achievable?

Awakened wrote:

financially independent to …….LIVE Where and How that YOU WANT WITHOUT ANY CONCERN ????

It takes Resources…Lots and Lots of resources FROM the Matrix to be able to walk away FROM the Matrix….that’s a lil more than a lil ironic…

When I mean walk away; I don’t mean to walk away and try to live off the grid in a cave or makeshift cabin somewhere….that’s Not For Me, and probably Not For Most

Your average Man is lil more than a paid slave with incarcerated by his societal “dreams” and SUV payments.

In a World of Justin Beibers Be a Johnny Cash

[CPT ObviousParticipant 2725]

I have seriously considered it. Sell the house and stuff. Buy a trailer and live on the road. There are tons of YouTubes on how to do it.

Might just happen if I get laid off again. Most companies aren’t looking to hire middle-aged white men. Found that out when I got laid off three years ago. Only got my current job because they were doing a veterans hiring campaign.

"You don't know a woman till you have met her in divorce court."

[AwakenedParticipant 35200]

CPT Obvious wrote:

Buy a trailer and live on the road.

I mean to be able to walk away to LIVE HOW YOU WANT….A nomadic trailer existence isn’t on the top of my list.

I have NOTHING against living in a trailer, but I don’t want to be dragging it around the country from one Walmart parking lot to another.

In a World of Justin Beibers Be a Johnny Cash

[Puffin StuffParticipant 24979]

If you work for a long enough time for a generous company like a government entity, you have one chance to walk out whole.

With careful planning and willingness to screw over my political enemies I walked out of my job with a f~~~ you and a grin. That was age 51. I’ll never have to work or cow tow to any female for the rest of my life.

#icethemout; Remember Thomas Ball. He died for your children.

[Prefer Peace to PieceParticipant 10809]

Awakened-

I think about this all of the time.
I already bought a small beach condo. I’m funding a few annuities to provide monthly income.
I don’t really know how much income we need. God, wouldn’t it be great to kick back and enjoy life?

[Russky2Participant 3086]

I’m still at a point in my life deciding what career to choose…i might be f~~~ed….
But I hope to get into HVAC, work hard at it and maybe eventually open my own business. Although idk where it will take me.

MGTOW AKBAR

[EGParticipant 1851]

If I re-enter the job market someday I want to learn a trade. Or maybe move out to the Dakotas and work in the oil industry or something else completely different, away from fncking people and their BS. Truck driving maybe.

[AutoliteParticipant]

Awakened wrote:

A nomadic trailer existence isn’t on the top of my list.

RV living will be/is growing in popularity. I have my own home now but if that should ever become untenable I’d seriously consider the RV life…

[AutoliteParticipant]

Awakened wrote:

Wouldn’t it really be Fu(kin Nice to be financially independent to be able to just walk away from WHATEVER that You want to???

That’s called ‘The Position of F.UCK YOU’…

[SwimcatParticipant 3589]

CPT Obvious wrote:

I have seriously considered it. Sell the house and stuff. Buy a trailer and live on the road. There are tons of YouTubes on how to do it.
Might just happen if I get laid off again. Most companies aren’t looking to hire middle-aged white men. Found that out when I got laid off three years ago. Only got my current job because they were doing a veterans hiring campaign.

[SwimcatParticipant 3589]

CPT Obvious wrote:

I have seriously considered it. Sell the house and stuff. Buy a trailer and live on the road. There are tons of YouTubes on how to do it.
Might just happen if I get laid off again. Most companies aren’t looking to hire middle-aged white men. Found that out when I got laid off three years ago. Only got my current job because they were doing a veterans hiring campaign.

I did just that. I bought a camper and truck last year and hit the road. I was out west last summer till the fires ran me back home. Last winter I spent in Florida at a campground. In April I hit the road again and traveled the west till I just got bored and came home last month. I could do it indefinitely if I were to sell the house. Camp ground fees get expensive but what I would save on the house would cover it. I loved it but I grew tired of it. I’ll be home till December but then I’ll go back to Florida and stay till March.

[AutoliteParticipant]

Swimcat wrote:

I did just that. I bought a camper and truck last year and hit the road.

I’ve traveled and I’ve seen all that I care to see. As for RV living, I’d prefer to set-up somewhere permanent. Don’t they have RV camps now that will allow you to do that affordably???

[CPT ObviousParticipant 2725]

Swimcat wrote:

I loved it but I grew tired of it.

Hey Swimcat, I read your previous thread about same with great interest. I have done it for a week here and there. Had a truck with camper shell, but found it was worth setting up a tent —- more comfortable.

I loved waking up to the rising sun in the middle of nowhere with nothing I HAD to do. Loved the freedom but I suspect it may get boring after a while. And yes, it irked me have to pay park or campground fees.

It may not be Awakened’s cup of tea, but I am very comfortable living outdoors and on the road.

For now I will keep working on the plantation and saving money. Like I said, might be the go-to plan if I get laid off — live simply off my savings but not touch my 401k, letting it accrue until retirement age. Then I might settle down in small house here or abroad and relax on the porch with a bourbon in hand.

"You don't know a woman till you have met her in divorce court."

[sidecarParticipant 35837]

Been there. Tried that. Got bored way too easily. So I took my “retire and see the world while I’m still young enough to appreciate it” nest egg and used it to start my own company. Never looked back.

See heading off into the mountains is doable, but inconvenient. The real trick is to ghost in plain sight.

Also, it’s amazing what a man can accomplish when he doesn’t have to support a woman or her children. That makes ghosting in plain sight a lot easier.

[CPT ObviousParticipant 2725]

sidecar wrote:

it’s amazing what a man can accomplish when he doesn’t have to support a woman or her children.

So true. Now that ball and chain has been cut off, it’s amazing how free I feel. If I want to sell the house and go on road I can. Start a business, join Foreign Legion or sit on coach naked whacking off to porn all day. 100% my decision without any nagging of what I SHOULD be doing.

No parasites to cater, support or bend to.

"You don't know a woman till you have met her in divorce court."

[BubParticipant 1403]

Prefer Peace to Piece wrote:

I don’t really know how much income we need.

Answer:a fu(k load less than a woman would need…

sidecar wrote:

The real trick is to ghost in plain sight.
Also, it’s amazing what a man can accomplish when he doesn’t have to support a woman or her children. That makes ghosting in plain sight a lot easier.

Sidecar gets it. That’s what I’ve learned, ghost in plain sight….

Just rolling down the road

[iMickey503Participant 12465]

sidecar wrote:

it’s amazing what a man can accomplish when he doesn’t have to support a woman or her children. That makes ghosting in plain sight a lot easier.

Autolite wrote:

Swimcat wrote:

I did just that. I bought a camper and truck last year and hit the road.

I’ve traveled and I’ve seen all that I care to see. As for RV living, I’d prefer to set-up somewhere permanent. Don’t they have RV camps now that will allow you to do that affordably???

For Vets with any rating, In the USA, its free.

Sams clubs are still about $50 bucks a night. But it sure does not seem like “camping” so lots of parties. Also… F~~~ TON OF SWINGER!!! If that’s your thing. 🙂

If you want to see how the nice life is for RV folks, Check this out. This stuff? ? How about $300 bucks a day? NO KIDDING! But there are people who live this way and love it.

I imagine, if something like this is like a car payment for you,

then the resort that offers this is not to hard to imagine.

Thing is? this kind of life gets old after a while. So sometimes, it’s better to just get on the natial parks that can be less then $10 bucks a day.

There are tons of options, but do you know what the best way to do this? get on with a company that has you working on the road. ITS THE BEST LIFE EVER.. I wish I still had that job. Sure the hotels sometimes sucked. But you get reimbursed if you take your RV with you. And they pay for your gas too. And they pay you an hourly rate to drive from one place to another. IT WAS a dream come true for me. WISH I was still doing that. I saw so much in all my travels.

And the pay? Due to all the overtime I had was amazing!

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[Buller100Participant 2189]

Russky2 wrote:

Thought about that for a long time, but how would that be achievable?

Its time and reinvesting , a person needs to make more than they spend and invest , in the UK many have done it with real estate , as the years role by.

Many people spend what they earn and more , if you can invest first there are many you tube things where people retire after 20 years , off course of you have a low paid job this is not possible.

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