I decided to stop documenting my Sims story for two reasons. The first being that you didn’t really seem that interested in following along. The second being that I technically failed the Challenge. In the 4th generation, the parents were pretty old when they started having children. When the parent’s died, all three children were too young to care for themselves and they were taken away. I think that is the first time I’ve ever seen The Sims say “Game Over”.
I have kept playing however. When the Heir died, one of his brothers was still alive so I switched over to him and am currently on the 6th generation since starting the Sims 4 Challenge. But enough about the game…
I have also reached that point in the year where I want to quit everything in real life as well. I want to quit my job, quit my relationship, quit living on the other side of the country from my family. Is that normal? I’m so stressed out and I just don’t know what to do. I keep forming pros and cons lists in my head but I can’t make any sort of decision. I had given myself a deadline of my birthday (which is coming up in a couple weeks) to figure things out but I don’t think I will make any changes.
The biggest reason I hesitate to make any sort of decision is money. If I didn’t need money to live, to retire, to move, etc. I think the decision would be easy. If I made the wrong decision, I could easily change my mind again if money didn’t matter.
But then I say to myself, okay so what decision would you choose if money really DIDN’T matter? That should be the option you pick. That is the option that will truly make you happy. I wish it was just that simple…
Michelle
May 9, 2017 at 1:41 pmTotally understandable
Maroon Caludin
May 9, 2017 at 6:12 pmI hate making decisions. I often go back and forth. And then you wonder “Did I pick right?”
I sometimes get frustrated and just don’t want to do some things anymore. Usually it passes for me.
Just do whatever feels right to you!
Sakura
June 2, 2017 at 12:14 pmSounds like you are having a quarter life crisis. I had a similar decision making pain during my quarter life crisis. Everything will turn out well! Don’t worry too much about it. 🙂