neeto

I think my best years might have been just before COVID hit. From there life turned into a bit of a mess. I didn't exactly like my living situation, I was kinda miserable. I hated my home town and the people in it, but things weren't as bad as they could have been. My living situation was fairly stable and while I wasn't crazy about my job, I later realized it wasn't that bad all things considered. Was managing to build up a decent savings. Even found myself in a long distance relationship with someone I met on this site. Sure she treated me like her personal therapist and didn't really seem to care about my problems, and it kinda dawned on me we probably weren't going to be meeting any time soon, if ever, but I knew that was the best I could ever hope for. Then everything kinda came crashing down at once. We sold our house at what was probably the worst possible time, job decided to let me go at the same time, making it hard to get a loan on a new place, and that girl decided to breakup all within the same week. Things only got more fun from there, but this is about our golden years not our worst years... Those years weren't very good, but looking back, it doesn't get much better. Second best might be the time I spent living in the Seattle area. It was depressing in it's own way. work was a stressful nightmare, but it paid well. was also nice to have at least gotten away from my mother, and I even got into some of the best shape of my life.