Which is kind of a given. But I see a lot of people get by on very little, living with many people in a single family home.
I don’t think I’d be able to do it.
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When the time hits, you haven’t got a choice.
It’s not imaginable right now because you somehow don’t have the situation but it can happen.
I never thought I’d rely on money when I was growing up. But after sz hit. I became money obsessed coincidentally around the time it started to really show its symptoms.
The result for me is that I also feel I cannot.
But I have realised a lot of my “impulsiveness” can be put down to drug use, in the past it was other things but right now it’s aripiprazole/abilify and cigarettes. They don’t work well for impulsiveness. Studies have shown or observed it so.
I am currently in the process of downs spending by quitting smoking. And I can already see, I’ll definitely be able to improve my savings rate. As long as I keep at my part time job and I don’t start to obsess over take outs instead of cigarettes (a very plausible situation —- but to remedy this; I may start to buy and cook for myself so as to change my diet which should change my body chemistry and make me less impulsive and more calmer)
What you do to your body will decide what you do in your life. (or what your body does to itself, will decide what you’re likely to want to be like).
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