If I had a regular job I would still have to report for duty for around 8 hours per day. Can't argue with this, but daytrading does bring on its own peculiar set of stresses and strains. True, it does get you away from all those horrible, unreliable people with their messed up personalities. The ones that have little regard for the sensitivities of numero uno. As time goes on we get less and less interested in people and their many inadequacies and retreat into our secure little world of computer screens and emails.
Most people talk rubbish anyway.
We superciliously look down on their idle prattlings knowing fully well that there is a higher purpose in life and we are the only ones connected to the heartbeat of the markets. Pretty soon we get disconnected from partner and family and our presence becomes resemblant to that of the lodger in the manor. For those that are not single, I might leave the rest of this part of the story to your imagination. Some of us might not wish to go there. Being glued to a screen and earning income with a few mouse clicks can seem like fun at first, but before too long the novelty wears off.