How would you live your life if you don't have any family/social responsibilities?

by Immigrating to a new country and starting a new life. Sick of this scarcity, struggle for every single fucking thing from getting a entry in local train, then slogging at work like donkey and then realising some MBA asshole will dictate your careers, then you think of becoming that asshole by getting masters but again fucking competition there, then wondering why the fuck am I paying taxes on your commute back to home in packed local train like a cockroaches, then struggle to get quality food, quality water and quality air, then again struggle to go to sleep and the Final struggle to wake up But being the only child of my family and being their retirement fund is binding me here. Sure other developed countries also have a competition but not to the extent of India.

No family = no responsibility = no purpose of life = no living just existing until a person finds a higher calling

Watching Cartoon Network, Jetix, Nickelodeon

This only happens in dreams. Your parents won’t let you live such a good life. They’ll be like humne shaadi karke suffer kiya hai ab tu bhi bhugat is narak ko. Indian parents are selfish.

I'm living that life. Parents are well off, and I'm single and live alone. Every day, I just eat, do office work, watch TV, read books, listen to music, and sleep. That's more than enough to keep me occupied in life. 😅 I hope that I'll be able to continue this same daily routine till the day I die of old age. Wouldn't be a bad life at all. 😄

I would have managed the traffic on Marathahalli bridge. Somehow I think that would have a much better impact on the whole world than anything else I could do. 😂

Assuming i have enough money then i like to explore new places, people, culture, food etc. like spending a year in some random place and then switch to other place/country

I aspire to live this life. Not taking on responsibilities I am not cut out for, whatever society may say

I would spend more time on spiritual activities. Doing seva, etc.

Doing random 15 day activities every month will keep you going without boring in life

Life could be enjoy till 50 or 60's thereafter you would need someone who sit beside you...so this is also one part of reality of life.

Then what's the point of living that life.....

Eat, sleep, repeat 🔁

I’ll leave my body, simple

Would be doing farming 😁 and planting trees across country

Humans feel satisfaction when pushing against a resistance i.e. you will feel satisfied only when you have a purpose which you are pursuing. This psychology is seen and used from micro to global scale. For example the leveling system in games makes them most addictive as you are constantly grinding towards a well defined goals. Another example is portrayal of white youth in fight club where young purpose less young people just need a purpose to be united. That being said, if you are aware of above you should be able to bypass this wiring of your psychology and lead a pretty amazing life without kids and family as you can definitely have other purposes.

Of course.... my life has a very small component of familial and social intricacies(importance wise)

i will leave the country and will travel whole world like nomad and then if i feel like living more then i will live somewhere in small country probably like new zealand or similar kind of place

Travel, buy expensive clothes, car, etc . Basically live a extra lavish lifestyle

For me, it depends a lot on the financial situation. If that's no constrain and have nothing to prove to nobody and there is no point in making more wealth, then I'm packing my bags and travel whenever wherever I want. I'll connect more with nature. Find peace in solitude or with like minded people. Understand how the world works in my own way, be curious and explore. Do something to make an impact. It can be helping someone who's suffering in this societal pressure. Take risks more often to live my dreams, learn awesome ninja skills. Grow a Forrest if not a garden. Make time for myself and others who matter. Move away from cities. Then slowly give up all materialistic things and try to be grounded and find inner peace. I still wish to be that financially stable one day in this lifetime to live a sustainable, hobby-driven life of peace, despite the social responsibilities that I can't escape.