I’m at a crossroads. I have an opportunity to make an extra 30k a year. BUT that would total my work time to 80hrs a week.
I have a wife, no children but nephews and nieces whom I adore and they love me back. I don’t want to lose time with them, but the social implications & my height dysphoria I feel is killing my quality of life, as many of you can relate.
I’m very aware of the potential of burnout and I might end up only going a few months.
That said. If you had your own family, would you pay for several years of your life to be taller? TYIA.
My stats: 5’6/168cm, 30YO, M
Goal: 175cm
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Would you sacrifice 2-4 years of time with your spouse/kids to become taller?
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Posted on Sep 10, 2023, 7:48 pm
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Posted on Sep 10, 2023, 8:53 pm
#2
It is, of course, a big question to be asked.
Personally I would never stop somebody from reaching the sky.
Posted on Sep 10, 2023, 10:21 pm
#3
Thanks, me neither.
The positive I see in this is, the happier more content me could give back more to my family and the world.
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