What are some lifestyle choices or decisions you’ve made that most people would consider “unconventional”? — taking a different path, coloring outside the lines, etc. If those choices are in hindsight, how do you think about them now?
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Always lived in group houses - I still endorse; I always imagine I would be too lonely by myself. Went from atheist to some sort of spiritual, and utilitarian to something systems-like - much endorse, my life is so much better Moved away from my partner yet stayed together
You seem like someone who makes so many unconventional choices that I kinda want to flip the question around: What are the biggest areas in your life where you’ve outsourced your decisions to convention?
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(Not just areas where you _happen_ to do things the same as other people, but where you’ve done so kind of on autopilot.) Also want to ask this of
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I had a crap childhood, single mum, very bad money stress etc. I was mindful / controlling (too much) of a lot of my decisions. One thing: I believed my mums advice on education being important. Only other thing I can think is: carpentry tools. I trust them!
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I went to university to do an undergrad degree I thought I should have; finished it even though I didn’t get a lot out of it.
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Had retail jobs in HS because I wanted my own money even though they sucked (although I was the youngest sales associate there so I probably lose some normie points).
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