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What is an absurdity that has been normalized by society?
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I'm paying some guy's mortgage but he gets to keep the house at the end.
I'm actually seriously considering selling and going back to renting to get my flexibility back. I really despise being tied down to physical location, and the constant threat of having to move for a different job makes it even worse.
Probably won't sell in the current market, but when it makes a bit more sense.
People who worry about “flexibility” are aliens to me
How are you in a material spot to just bounce around because you want to?
I like the flexibility too, I just wish I could have it without giving some leech half my paycheck.