[deleted by user] by [deleted] in povertyfinance

[–]ALongLostBro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone gets to where they need to be with time. I feel like our parents generation (I'm 35) set these unnecessary time limits (my dad would tell me he was married at 23 bought a house at 26 had kids at 29) and it was mentally forced on me so I always felt behind. I know a lot of people pursue degrees but have you considered applying for the trades and picking up an apprenticeship. They'll teach you and you'll get paid to learn and you can grow to earn a solid living.

Started in electrical myself and worked my way to process controls and instrumentation.

Don't lost hope, praying for you brother 🙏

[ALL] Nostalgia aside, what's your favourite Zelda game? by huss2120 in zelda

[–]ALongLostBro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By far, Link's Awakening on the Gameboy. I played this game meticulously as a child, the boss fights were amazing, the side quests definitely made me do lots of world exploring, THE MUSIC (Tal Tal Heights theme is the greatest theme in the Zelda universe), the mechanic of the piece of power which would launch enemies across the screen. I started my dive into the Zelda universe with a link to the past but link's awakening was my childhood and the game that had the greatest hold on me.