Hey, fellas!
As you know, the world is going to hell, and thus the money issue becomes even more important than it has ever been. Speaking of myself, the economy of my country is likely to be damaged, and I don't see any career opportunities in the ungoing disaster. Worse than that, real state prices dramatically fall, so I don't even have this potential money to cover the surgery anymore.
And since I don't get any younger, - still in mid-20s, but that's only a matter of time,- the life turns to be a truly depressive thing now. I will hardly be able to get the surgery in the short term (that is, before 40), and with no surgery I practically live as a recluse.
How do you cope with the situation? How are you saving money? Do you have any advice?
165 cm, maybe 167 at its best approximation.
Well, 40 is a good age, no doubt, to start living a life when people usually start doing it at 18. People are getting their ids and their places of residence changed, - ‘cause of the society, and I fail to see how I can do it at 40. Not to mention the lack of life experience. Like, - okay, to get first sxxual contact at 40?
It’s a total despair. I can’t imagine that the goal of my whole life is just to get an average height.
Quote from: Sorcerer on March 21, 2022, 07:41:47 AMThrough selling one of my houses I can accumulate the money to get the LL. So I don't know how to cope with the plight of lack of money to do LL plus not having something to exchange for the money.
Haha, my original plan was also to sell my grandparents' property. Not anymore, alas. Besides, are you planning on Stryde or Precise nail?
Quote from: Medium Drink Of Water on March 11, 2022, 07:11:38 PMThere are funds you can buy shares in that will go up when certain stocks or commodities go down.
$YANG gives you -3 times the reutrn of the FTSE/Xinhua China 25 index. It's up 40% so far in March (which means the China 25 index is down about 13.3% in that time). There are new regulations in the U.S. about record-keeping requirements for foreign stocks listed on U.S. exchanges. People are worried Chinese companies can't or won't comply and will therefore be delisted, so they're selling those Chinese stocks. I invested in this recently because I think those stocks can go down a lot more than 13.3%.
Research inverse funds to see if this type of thing is right for you. They're extremely risky because the slightest bit of good news can cause their values to plummet. A lot of people have a lot of money to invest right now, but they're holding cash waiting for something that looks good.
Thank you, I will consider the opportunity.
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