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It sounded a bit strange to me to sell 2 years worth, and that was part of the reason that I was motivated to make a kind of hypothetical to try to make it seem like it makes sense, yet now you have disclosed some additional facts that make it even more complicated.. so I am thinking that I am just going to leave it.

Yes please, just leave it. We're all gentlemen here, we don't speak the size of other WO-members' stash.

My previous post about me selling came off a bit douchery, I apologize for that.

With that said, my yearly expenses are probably less than most people here. I don't have any loans (including mortgage) or expensive hobbies.

Enough about me, I'm signing off. See you all when we reach ATH.

Haha better think like whatever……
IMO you shared a HODLER story which are very cool and motivating for other people…. These kind of stories are a booster to many who are in the same space…

Also when someone trying to get in more detail etc never feel obligated to answer or respond sir

I like reading stuff as what you posted
Cheers

This is a good point, Dude. There is a balance in regards to how much any of us might choose to share, and sometimes we might even regret overly sharing... .. Once pieces of information are out there, then many of us (maybe I am more guilty of this?) will respond by extrapolating particulars and/or hypotheticals that may or may not exactly relate to the information that had been posted by the member, and some several of the ways that we learn is by getting into beating around some of the particulars of hypothetical and/or factual representations that may or may not come from the posts of other members.

Several of do not exactly agree what constitutes fuck you status and/or even how to potentially manage any kind of fuck you status that any of us might have had achieved in terms of bitcoin potentially providing us options in regards to the kinds and the amount of work that we choose to do, and surely there could be some of us who end up overly spending our BTC too soon and then end up thinking that we had entered into fuck you status, yet due to our own miscalculations, we end up having to go back to doing work that we might not have had wanted to do.

There may be others of us who are tending to be a wee bit too conservative in the quantity of our ongoing withdrawal from bitcoin (I am kind of thinking that I am fitting in this category for several years now, even though I do frequently post about various twists on the plot of sustainable withdrawal). Sometimes, I want to spend money and even to spend so much money that I am forced to dip into my bitcoin, yet even the spending of money can sometimes increase workload, and even when I sometimes try to get folks to help me out with the workload of spending money, I will find that there can be a decent amount of work to make sure that the person helping me is actually helping me in the direction that I believe that I would like to be helped.

Actively discouraging the selling of Bitcoin is part of the WO community culture. That is how I see it.

Nobody is really going to care about if you sell part of your Bitcoin but we encourage each other to continue hodling because we are convinced of the continued rise in Bitcoin's value over time.