[asdf33323]

This reads like someone who has never stepped out of their comfort zone and just wants to justify their own life choices.

[vinceguidry]

I dunno. I jumped from school to the military, then out of the military into the workforce. I've had spiritual adventures and travel adventures.

I am somebody who knows what I want and why I want it. And I've found that the best path to getting those things is usually the one you're already on, you just have to make slight course corrections.

[coldtea]

>I dunno. I jumped from school to the military, then out of the military into the workforce. I've had spiritual adventures and travel adventures.

And the message from those adventures was "keep your day job and don't try anything independent"?

[ajkjk]

But why do you find it so hard to empathize with people who look at their lives in a different way? What's with going around calling people irrational instead of just different than you?