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Old Feb 04, 2020, 08:46 AM
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If you had a lot of money, and no mental health issues, what would you accomplish?

I'd go back to work as a makeup artist, go get my master's degree, open an upscale restaurant, and buy my own home.
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At this point in life no more career.....but I would build a nice little barn & an indoor dressage arena & work with my horse Izzy & practice & show in dressage shows to see just how far we could progress together.
Also get my masters degree in Theology
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Old Feb 04, 2020, 01:24 PM
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I would buy a modest house on an acreage in the far north of my province, and then spend my summers traveling and my winters working on my latest novel.

OR

I would go back to school, get my graduate degree, and then move on to get a PhD and work in research at a university.

Not sure which.
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Be able to take care of all my dependents without so much stress of on me.
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Old Feb 05, 2020, 05:19 AM
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I don't think it needs a lot of money to pursue the dream of finding life happiness. If we gather trusted friends and make them part of our family, then we have a happiness and trust that can be built over time. Having money to buy material things never brings true contentment.
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Buy a small farm and transform it into a wildlife reserve. Set up an art studio next to the house to spend my day's painting and listening to music.
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Old Feb 05, 2020, 09:28 AM
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I don't think it needs a lot of money to pursue the dream of finding life happiness. If we gather trusted friends and make them part of our family, then we have a happiness and trust that can be built over time. Having money to buy material things never brings true contentment.
I don't necessarily disagree with that, but as you can see from the responses a lot of people talk about buying a house, and that would cost money.

Personally, if I had a decent sum, my life would have gone differently. I would have been able to move away from my abusive father and family. I would have been able to get away from my abusive ex. I wouldn't have had to come back to my abusive family to finally get away from my ex. In this way, money would have helped me. I hope you understand my point of view.
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Old Feb 05, 2020, 10:06 AM
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Travel the world and visit many places great interest and also have a house by the beach in a rural location. Also I'd be a professional musician.
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I don't necessarily disagree with that, but as you can see from the responses a lot of people talk about buying a house, and that would cost money.

Personally, if I had a decent sum, my life would have gone differently. I would have been able to move away from my abusive father and family. I would have been able to get away from my abusive ex. I wouldn't have had to come back to my abusive family to finally get away from my ex. In this way, money would have helped me. I hope you understand my point of view.

Now that, I do understand. To move away from an abusive relative makes for good sense and if there was enough money available, then paying a lawyer to apply for a court injunction to keep that abusive father permanently away from you would be money very well spent.
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Old Feb 05, 2020, 05:48 PM
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I'd probably give most of it away and take the rest and retire to the mountains of Arizona. I can hike, run the hills, listen to the birds, talk to the critters in my yard, and grill my steaks. I don't want anything more than freedom from the rat race.
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