even if you do get any of the problems diagnosed, not like you can afford to deal with them
this post was submitted on 13 Jan 2025
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Right? Gotta sell your blood to save your mind.
Like looking in a mirror
Amen
at least they have the Labrador B font to type with
🤣 I don't have a response to this
Thanks, conservatism. This is what you do.
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I, for one, simply don't plan to live beyond 40.
If you're much younger than, say, 35, it probably won't be an issue anyway.
I would say we still have 10-20 years... 5 is a little pessimistic. /s
I don't think I even have the luxury of choosing. I think it will be decided for me, because I am a minority under an imminent regressive violent fascist regime.
I didn't plan to live up to 30, but here I am. And honestly don't really see any reasons why it would be different for any other number until some major health issue.