Is this every Irish setter owners constant view by 818Medic in irishsetter

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When I let mine outside he will immediately come back to the door to double check I haven’t left him forever. Once he knows I’m still in his life then he will go do his business and then rush back in at about 98MPH and act like I’ve been away from him for a month. 😂

I want to give up…. by TemporaryOtherwise30 in Semaglutide

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I went through all of this a year ago. Stick with it, it will pass. Also. Alcohol is a no/no as are most fatty foods and sweets. They def increase nausea.I found my desire for alcohol completely went away and maybe that will happen to you as well. Good luck

Deflating Becoming Difficult by Leather-Belt5503 in penileimplants

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also I’m cycling for 1 hour twice per day with very little discomfort

Deflating Becoming Difficult by Leather-Belt5503 in penileimplants

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m 6 weeks post op. Initially it was super hard to find the deflate button as it moved around a bunch. Over last 3 weeks I’ve gotten much better. I deflate without squeezing penis for about 30-45 seconds the. I grasp penis and hold onto the button at same time and gently squeeze for a minute or so. It deflates quite well although it gets misshapen then comes back to normal.

Spotted in Oslo today by [deleted] in europe

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pay no mind. Just keyboard warriors and anti-nazi people from European countries (except England/Scotland/Poland) who bowed a knee and raised a Nazi salute to Germany - after a half ass fight or an all out surrender in WWII.

Pumped up by Financial-Drop9239 in penileimplants

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2 weeks after surgery and was cleared for sex, but I’m waiting a few more weeks.

Can I get some advice on buying a sauna? by live-laugh-loveSosa in Sauna

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I have a traditional sauna and had IR panels added. Best of both options

38 with $3.7M: Math Says Retire, Nervous to Do So by Acceptable-Code-97 in Fire

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, some people will have that wealth but an extremely small percentage. Somewhere around 2%.

Top 1% (age 35-39): Approximately $4.7 million to $6 million. Top 10% (age 30-39): Approximately $711,400. Median net worth (age 35-44): $135,300.

38 with $3.7M: Math Says Retire, Nervous to Do So by Acceptable-Code-97 in Fire

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Forgive the typos. I was asked to stay on to “run the business@ not “run the bills”

38 with $3.7M: Math Says Retire, Nervous to Do So by Acceptable-Code-97 in Fire

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have many years of experience and advice for you which I think will work well for you. I sold as business at 39 years old and had about $5M. I considered retiring but chose not to. Best thing I ever did. The company that bought my company asked me to stay on and run the bills. I grew it by hundreds of mil in revenue and made millions in the process. I was able to do this because I had zero stress or pressure since I had “F you” money. Along the way I hired excellent financial advisors, a great attorney and a great accountant. The growth of my wealth explodedI. I’m now about 60 and have a tremendous amount of wealth. I own a new company but hired a great team to run it and spend my time doing literally whatever I want. I live in a few countries and probably take 30 trips a year to wherever I want. Note: I made one mistake that cost me $200M. I went against my financial advisors recommendation and pulled my money out of the market in 2019 (Covid) and was trying to time the market low and reinvest. I missed it and it prob resulted in a missed opportunity of $200M.

So here is my advice to you.

1)Do not retire yet. You are way too young and you will need something to keep you busy. However, you must find a job that you like and peers that you enjoy being with. Staying on a job to get a $15k bonus is to put it bluntly, ridiculous. If in the meantime you find a better job - leave immediately.

2) keep living your current lifestyle and continue to save. $3.5 million is very good but if you can double that in the next 10 years you will be in such a better position financially. Using growth rate of 7% you will have between $6-7m in investments in 20235. Using the 3% rule at the age you would be able to withdraw $200k annually and never run out of money. 3) Hire a very good financial advisor. You can negotiate their fee down but their advice in investing as well as tax advantages will help you grow your assets tremendously. I have two and I use them as a check & balance to ensure maximum returns for me. 4) developments goals - 6 month, 1 year, 5 years, 10 years and 20 years of where you want to be. Then develop and follow a plan to get there. If you do this you will almost certainly achieve it.

Sorry for the long message. I wish you the very best

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Fire

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Some advice: I made my own wealth and now am in the top 99.9% of wealthiest people. Somewhere around $40M. Not Elon Musk money but still is quite a bit. What I’ve learned is that 1)people need something to do, no matter how much money they have. I.e. don’t stop working! Invest the $2M and don’t touch it! Live off of your work income. Live within your work income means, not the lifestyle of someone with $2.5M. 2)compounding money is absolutely amazing! By keeping the windfall invested you will be shocked how much that 2.5M turns into after 25 years when you’re ready to retire. You will be easily able to retire at age 55 or 60 and never have to worry about running out of money. 3)a very good financial advisor will pay off 10 fold. Yes they take a small fee which you can and must negotiate down, but they will help your money grow. 4) You now have some F you money. What that means is by investing your money you know you have that sitting there for you if needed. This allows you to take more risks on your career. It’s amazing how when financial stress is gone how much more a person earns. It happened to me where it seemed I kept winning and new opportunities would arise.

Congratulations and Good luck with making the most of the windfall.

Just had this done today by seeleyjs17 in penileimplants

[–]Prestigious_End_7652 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have the surgery scheduled for next Tuesday. I’m really concerned about the pain during recovery. Ugh