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  al ★ (@imnotsoobinsgf) reported 4 minutes ago

  @callertunebaeby @z3ixilly maybe if yall weren’t digusting degenerates it wouldn’t be a problem at all the fact that you see a random *** reddit post with no proof as a bigger problem than inhumane **** being said about your fav tells me all i need to know about your attention seeking a** licking attitude

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  Vivien Mahé (@VivienMahe) reported 7 minutes ago

  @_avdept Haha yeah, it's tricky there. I guess I'm gonna double down on Reddit for a while and see the results

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  hyerin sun (@hyerinfra) reported 9 minutes ago

  @YbgGaeul Also those movies are cringe and reddit and we literally just got another one in the form of project hail mary so whats the problem

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  Armaan Sidhu (@realarmaansidhu) reported 10 minutes ago

  A 32-year-old mechanical engineer on Reddit is asking if his 60% savings rate is destroying his marriage. Combined high income with his wife. $450K net worth. Hasn't taken a real vacation in years. 15-year-old cars. Wife had a breakdown and wants to drop the rate to 40% so they can "actually enjoy our 30s." His math: at 60% savings, Fat FIRE in 7 years. At 40%, 10-11 years. To him, three extra working years is a massive sacrifice. To her, three "prime years" of marriage lived like monks is a massive sacrifice. Both are right. Only one of them understands why. The FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) movement has a specific failure mode that nobody discusses. The entire philosophy is built on optimizing a single variable: accumulated capital. Maximize savings rate, minimize time to financial freedom. The math is elegant. The math is also wrong. The hidden variable FIRE doesn't price is relationship capital. The social, emotional, and experiential bonds that make a life worth retiring into. These don't compound on an Excel spreadsheet. They also don't just exist quietly in the background waiting to be activated at age 45. They degrade with neglect. Marriages end. Friendships atrophy. Physical health windows close. Here's the engineering mindset trap. Mechanical engineers (and software engineers, and finance bros, and consulting archetypes) are trained to solve optimization problems with clear objective functions. FIRE looks like that kind of problem. Put savings rate on one axis, years to financial independence on the other, optimize for the Pareto frontier. But the real objective function isn't "maximize net worth." It's "maximize happiness across an entire life." The moment you realize that, the 60%-vs-40% question becomes obvious: 3 extra years of comfortable married life in your 30s, with the freedom to travel and invest in the relationship, is almost certainly worth more than 3 extra years of retirement in your 50s, alone, with a larger portfolio. The actual decision calculus: at 60% savings, expected value of retirement in 7 years is $2.5M. At 40% savings, expected value in 10-11 years is roughly $2.1M. The delta is $400K of lifestyle inflation you could have bought at age 32-35 in exchange for a shorter retirement runway. But the $400K in early 30s buys you: 2-3 international vacations per year that compound into shared memory. Upgraded cars that reduce the daily cognitive load of "beater-car anxiety." Restaurant meals that give the marriage air to breathe. A reasonable standard of living that doesn't require your wife to frame every purchase as a betrayal of the plan. The problem isn't that his math is wrong. It's that his objective function is. The FIRE community optimized for "escape from work" without realizing the escape assumes a person to escape with. The harder math that nobody posts on r/Fire: divorce costs roughly $15K-$50K in legal fees, 50% of household assets, and typically 15-25% of post-divorce earnings over the subsequent 10 years via alimony and child support. For a 32-year-old couple with $450K net worth, divorce is a $500K-$800K financial event plus incalculable psychological damage. 3 extra years of work beats 1 divorce every time. Always. There's a reason most FIRE-focused forums have a steady stream of "I hit my number but my wife left" and "my kids don't know me" posts from people in their 50s. They optimized perfectly. They won the game they were playing. They just didn't notice they had been playing the wrong game for 25 years. "Am I being weak on the home stretch?" is the exact question to ask. The honest answer isn't weakness. It's finally understanding that strong people don't white-knuckle their way through their 30s for a retirement that might arrive alone. Listen to her. 40% is enough. Take the vacation. The spreadsheet never mentions this part. But the spreadsheet also doesn't have to explain to your 45-year-old self why the marriage ended before the financial independence did.

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  Captain-General Othinus Voluntas (@Othinus70031) reported 11 minutes ago

  @LiterallyM14 @VimmsLair @NtmrFoxCowVT TBH they soured my experience with Helldivers 2, that's why I don't look forward with asking them anything. I prefer the HD2 faction Discord server that I'm currently in over Reddit

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  Burunman the 2nd (@JoeWilson1470) reported 15 minutes ago

  @fartagaz You freaks all loved her back in the day. The Mary Sue, Reddit, you all wrote poems about how much you loved her, then she didn't do exactly what you said and suddenly she was a bad actress. You're like the freaks are like the guy stalking a woman who turned him down.

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  Howie Jacobs (@ythorn3) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Caelrie @cljack Reddit is down the hall and to the left, comrade.

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  José 🇻🇦 (@Valentin_Bnfc) reported 17 minutes ago

  @XaGueuzav @Matt_Pinner Reddit it would be down the hall to the left sir

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  pirated too close to the sun (@legibilityqia) reported 19 minutes ago

  is reddit down

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  Prince Abert (@Abert_Squirrel) reported 22 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Reddit needs to be shut down or investigated. We've heard of the horrifying stories of blackmarket HRT that predators send to children.

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  GO21stcentury (@go21stcentury) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Osint613 Moving forward. When I searched this on Google the first hit was in reddit with the question, "what could he have done to keep from getting caught?" This might become a problem for the US military. From an intel standpoint one could start watching polymarket for indications and warnings.. if service members with classified info try to use this platform it could move the tic after planning sessions.

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  ꞔῘꝯꝯﺄﺍᾖḠ Gûâŗď (@Gigglin9Guard) reported 30 minutes ago

  @YuukoEnjoyer @VimmsLair While that is horrible. I still think there was more to the story. She had a family and a child and let reddit tards get to her so she self-deleted herself? A normal person would ignore the pieces of **** online. She had some bigger issues.

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  🐯Rubix🐲 (@Rubixkun) reported 34 minutes ago

  @An_awkwrd_guy Some POS took my drawing and the drawing of another artist, edited them (poorly) and posted them to reddit. Tried talking to the guy and hes refusing to take them down.

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  The Strategic GC (@TheStrategicGC) reported 34 minutes ago

  @texasrunnerDFW Yeah still some issues but if I just scroll the reddit group I see that I should be super greatful because a lot people are really suffering from it. Some people have MECFS which is horrific...needs more gloabal attention.

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  🌴Jade🌴 (@JadeTheCoolFox) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Hecktrope How is reddit better at protesting than yall dude they practically shut down the whole *** website over the most minor change ever and yall are combatting the end times by continuing to play the damn game but like in a angry way