I dont see any problem in that mate. The money you earn is for spending and saving. If your main job is earning enough to sustain both then you would save bitcoin in excess and if that is not happening, still there is nothing bad about it. Never compare your saving with another person, you have no idea what that other person may have had gone through to be a position as today - often a mistake that people do.
Buying bitcoin in parts is defenitely recommended to every newbie out there instead of buying chunks of shitcoin that have no actual long term value. They may seem cheap and easy to get but they are only more showy than profitable.
That is true and I am not upset about it. Just the fact that I could had millions of dollars if I did not spend it, but I had to cash that out to pay for bills and live, just makes you feel tingly inside. If I could go back in time, maybe I would try to save more, but I would still spend majority of it the same because I had to eat, and pay bills, what was I suppose to do, eat rocks? This is why I understand the logic, and I am not really regretting anything I did.
I had a great life, I thank my boss for providing me this amazing job, and I love every minute of my life. Sure it could have been better, but also it could have been a lot worse, and I mean like A LOT worse, so I am quite glad.
In fact, this method is recommended, saving every month in bitcoin and not interfering with the needs of our lives, over time there will be a lot of bitcoins that we collect, so that the time will come when we can sell it for a profit when the market is bullish. but there are also many people who prefer shitcoin, because the opportunity to get a profit that is doubled is greater, even though it is directly proportional to the risk
The risk involved is not something that I would love to do, and would recommend doing the opposite of as well. It is clear to me that the best thing we could do right now would be to earn a living without worrying about anything. I personally care about the situation to be a bit more riskless with bitcoin, and that is true in most cases, however I also understand people who put the profits into risky stuff as well.
This means, if you invest 10k, and make it to 100k with bitcoin, then getting 80k of it to stay in bitcoin, but putting 20k to it on risky stuff could make some sense. That is alright, but putting the initial 10k to risky stuff makes no sense.