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I've posted a simple question #433828, which I - and many others - couldn't find an answer too, but I think I've found it today.
I've enlisted in the national reserves not too long ago, and had my first "real" training today with the others. I've never been the social-one in the family, and thus, as I sat there amongst the many new faces, I noticed how content I am whenever I'm with my family; they really are my only social-circle, as sad as that might sound to some, but it's where I can be me wherever we are.
It made me realize that money spent on these fine people is money well-spent- be it a vacation, or something as simple as going to the restaurant together.
It's pretty astounding how long it took me to get to this realization- the answer presented itself to me on a daily basis.
If y'all are stuck with the same question, consider spending some money on your loved ones; even it's "only" a personal material want of theirs, if Bitcoin ables you to do so, think about it.
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I was conscripted into the army for 2 years 4 months. I met people who are very different from me, but going through so much shit together, our different personalities meshed into one cohesive unit. I’m still in touch with an army mate - 20 years later. Give yourself time!
After my mum passed on, I started the habit of taking my dad on overseas trips annually. Money can always be earned - fiat or sats - but shared experiences last a lifetime n grow richer as time passes
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Yeah, that's the conclusion I've got to, too.
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That's a wise conclusion, which can be better than investing money in your loved ones?
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yep, investing it to your family has never been wrong, its totally worth it.