I've noticed the real people are doing a lot more complaining about stuff than posting about how awesome their life is. Most of my posts are either what I'm eating or what I did in the gym
Oh. OK.
I am into agriculture. Today I am using my Cub Cadet lawn tractor (bought used) to help me tear down the burn pile to something I can legally burn. My garden is full of produce and my chickens are doing well.
This is what I love, and the thing is, this would not interest you at all. For me, it is not the brand of the machine I am using, it is what work it can do for me. I was headed to be a farmer -and to me that is a very exciting thing- when I got a chronic illness, and there is no cure. So, instead of raising food to sell, I have 1 acre and I raise food on it to feed my family. I love my yard: it is glorious.
It would not interest you at all. Even in Kansas not many people love agriculture.
People do not post on how glorious their lives are because it is a very individual thing. I will never understand your desire for a Rolex when a Timex will give the same time and a tie pin would be as beautiful, but that does not matter. The age old question is, when you have finit resources, how are you going to allocate them? For me, what makes life great is what I can do, not what I own. You are the opposite. Both are good: you go your way and I go mine. I bought land and you want to buy a luxury car, and that is fine!
I admire Warren Buffet, who eats at his favorite middleclass Italian restaurant because he likes it, and you admire Bill Gates who loves luxury. There is room in this world for both. The reason WHY many of us do not brag about our great lives is because it would not interest other people.
My break is over, so I will go outside and work on the brush pile. Then I want to hit my bee hive: it needs attention. I did have 2 hives but I gave one to a neighbor. Since I prefer having 2 hives I want to build this one up and split it. What fun!