What is the problem exactly? Most people don't really get significant amounts of money. I also know a lot of people who get a master's degree but can't get a job at that level, due to social problems, autism or the job market just isn't offering that many positions. So on and so forth. I don't think it's a reason to CTB.
"Earn enough"... adjust your standards, probably.
Curious as to your own experience- if you don't mind me asking. Have you had many jobs? Did you enjoy them? Are you working in the sector you originally trained? Do you support yourself financially?
I can't speak for the OP. For my situation: It's maladjusted I realise, but my creative work is my life. I have two BA degrees. I have 11 years experience in my field. Most work is freelance. It was bad before covid. Now, it's worse. In the past, I have tried to get around the precariousness of freelance by going for (and getting) Head of Department roles. These always ended up extremely stressful and working all hours. In restrospect- I should have stuck with the last one but a freelance project came up that was too substancial and exciting to pass over. Consequence of a Head of Department job is- I settled somewhere. Freelance work is few and far between and all over the country. Not impossible but not easy to rent somewhere miles away from your base (with the bills rolling in there too.)
Seems more sensible to find a nearby job now that is more sustainable. I have 11 years experience in a very niche industry and 10 years experience prior to that in retail. (I HATE retail!) So far, the job hunt isn't going well. Also, I feel like I have enough experience to be confident I'm going to hate the job. (If I'm lucky enough to get one.) I know that's not a good attitude- but- there we go.
Of course- I know what the answer is- try and get a normal job and adjust. Find hobbies, make new friends. Sorry- but none of that appeals. I'll do it for now because I'm hanging on for my Dad but I do WANT to CTB ultimately because of money and not finding a job I find fulfilling.
Sorry to sound aggresive but it really gets to me when people start saying what they think is and isn't a 'good enough' reason to CTB. Offer constructive advice- sure. Just bear in mind none of our reasons for wanting to CTB would satisfy SOME people. There are some people out there who could live your life (I expect) and make it work- does that mean you should?
We all have different things that bother us immensely. Even though I may not understand them and they might not understand mine- shouldn't we acknowledge that those problems are bad enough (for that person) to be finding ways to end their life?