Could it be that your upbringing will somehow dictate your level of happiness as an adult? And if that’s the case, will it keep you from enjoying a well-deserved retirement? No, not rhetorical. The answer is an emphatic yes. It becomes apparent after reading this book, So, Is Retirement Supposed To Suck? This book explores how retirement is what you make of it. It doesn’t just happen, all on it’s own—you have to plan for it throughout most of your working life. Even then, things rarely work out. So you prepare for the setbacks and adjustments. Then when it finally happens, with everything lined up perfectly—or so you think, reality kicks in. So what do you do now? You’ve got your fishing equipment, golf clubs, RV with your camping stuff, all waiting to be used, as planned. So what’s missing? Your friends. Yes, they’re all still working. Why? Who knows why. All you know, is that retirement now sucks, because you didn’t include your friends in your plans. Since you can no longer enjoy retirement, enjoy this book. It’ll delve into the more lighthearted aspects of retirement.