What happens after success?

xZiiGz said:

Lol sorry I had one of those moments where I thought I could bring up something that had alittle bit of meaning but I forgot this was BHW.

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Take it from me, don't take it personally, and don't give a crap. But, come on, format your posts lol. Was your post easy for you to read, and would you have wanted to read a block of text like that if someone else wrote it, or would you have rather wanted them to break things up a bit?

Birdz said:

Just make enough money to invest in stuff so i don't even have to work much

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That's what's wrong with the world. If you have the resources and energy, you need to keep working.

asap1 said:

But if you are making 200-300 a day a little donation and jr.vip might get you some respect

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For me, jr vip is something personal. Frankly, I look at premium members|donors with their pink names as standing out more than jr vip; everyone's going blue these days.

Also, be wary of the one(s) who get jr vip in order to stand out more based on who they are instead of wanting the information they share to stand out more. That's how scams happen. This is not a place for gurus or worshiping users.

partymarty4870 said:

mate - you're 18. Just wait a few years, a 30 year old women actually fucks you back.

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I had a "28" year old fitness instructor come onto me when I was 18. Dat ass. If I can do it, they can do it. Get those pumas.

Keep hold of your buddies / family is the best advice I could give.

The one thing I've noticed is that when you work towards something like a house or a car you get grand ideas of what that new car / house might mean to you.

When you actually buy the house and live in it for a while you realise "It's lovely but it's just a house".

Same goes for cars, laptops, kick ass TV's and one night stands. Once you can get them and have them the novelty does wear off.

Right now in my life: friends, family, my partner, my two cats and just getting out and seeing the world are the best bits of life. Fancy cars and stuff actually annoy people (You're kinda rubbing the fact you have money in their face) to the point where friends can become enemies.

Money doesn't buy happiness on it's own, it buys security and time not spent running about working 50 hours a week for some guy you hate. It's those two things that make successful people happy IMHO.

It's a bit like the film Layer Cake. (It's worth a watch IMHO)

I could ditch work today, jump in the car and drive to London, book a hotel and have a two day break looking at the sites. Forget about the cars and fancy stuff it's when you have the resources and time to to that you have made it.