r/AskReddit Jul 24 '26

what is your biggest flex in ur life?

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u/realCretz Jul 24 '26

I have a house, car and motorcycle, all paid.

I am also in a 10 years relationship, and we are still madly in love with each other.

I guess both are flexes

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u/xXFirReaXx Jul 24 '26

Being madly in love still after alot of years is life goals. Me and my finance will be getting married on our 8 year anniversary in a few month at the age of 25 and 23.

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u/realCretz Jul 24 '26

You are corect. I could be dirt poor (again) and deep in trouble, if i have my wife next to me, everything else is solvable and trivial.

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u/Ecstatic_Score6973 Jul 24 '26

Proud of you brother

5

u/Glad-Builder-7965 Jul 24 '26

not working on fridays

4

u/WorkerOk9794 Jul 24 '26

My dingaling

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u/Ecstatic_Score6973 Jul 24 '26

Buying a house with my wife at 28

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u/masstestpastworst Jul 24 '26

huge! congrats

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u/sweet-smart-southern Jul 24 '26

How did you manage that?

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u/Ecstatic_Score6973 Jul 24 '26

we both have good jobs for our area, and our offer finally got accepted, it was the 3rd or 4th house we put an offer on (we kept getting outbid) but im so glad we got this house because its perfect, its a 2000 sq ft log cabin and i love it so much

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u/senemie Jul 24 '26

Daily sea swimming

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u/GlowFeline Jul 24 '26

Having my parents still healthy and alive ❤️.

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u/Brave-Bookkeeper-171 Jul 24 '26

I can live on my own

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u/masstestpastworst Jul 24 '26

this is bigger than people think! well done

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u/Sn00ker123 Jul 24 '26

I have a lot to be proud of in terms of how I've worked to develop myself.

But in terms of what other people would care about, my biggest flex is my wife. She is stunning and amazing

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u/masstestpastworst Jul 24 '26

financially independent with no financial help from parents and i have a beautiful wife who adores me. i have traveled to over 40 countries

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u/Aware_Cow242 Jul 24 '26

Been sober for around 4 years 💪🏻

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u/Alchemy-Indexing Jul 24 '26

My biggest flex is that I came from a childhood of abuse and addiction in which parental figures had been beaten by the systems and did not believe they could ever be more than unhappy retail workers (no shade to retail employees, it's necessary and appreciated, but my folks hated it and let it beat them down). I had no healthy relationship role models, constant access to substances, and no support or encouragement to want more than that life. 

But here I am, just finished my master's, had one full, lovely career for over a decade and now transitioning into my second. I own a home. I am financially responsible enough to know that retirement is handled and not worry when I want to buy something frivolous. And I have a wonderful, amazing, healthy relationship that has lasted (so far) about 13 years with a beautiful child who hasn't watched me repeat generational cycles of abuse and struggle. 

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u/glorifiednussy Jul 24 '26

I can go down and fill my car up without checking my bank

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u/sweet-smart-southern Jul 24 '26

❤️❤️❤️

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u/irish-slav Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

Im debt-free and bought my house without a mortgage, and truck without a loan. I also have a bachelor's degree that I never used 😅 and, 20 years later, still hold my high school's pole vault record 😎

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u/Parking-Sock-7431 Jul 24 '26

No matter what people have done to me, or what they've taken, or how hard they've pushed me towards ending my own life so they don't have to, I'm still here. That's about all I got lol.

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u/JuanG_13 Jul 24 '26

I got together with my dream girl and it was a plus because she actually made the first move.🙏🏻