Well, I guess we officially have a problem a this forum.
"The people who are most effective for saving for retirement — who live frugally and manage to save a big piece of their income — get that so ingrained into their behaviors that by the time they retire with their healthy nest egg, they can’t turn the switch,” said Kitces. “They end up underspending that dollar amount all through their retirement, compounding growth takes hold, the wealth starts to build up, and they die with much, much larger nest eggs and find out that not only could they have spent more in retirement, but they could have spent more during their accumulation years.”"
How saving too much can make your retirement less satisfying - MarketWatch
"The people who are most effective for saving for retirement — who live frugally and manage to save a big piece of their income — get that so ingrained into their behaviors that by the time they retire with their healthy nest egg, they can’t turn the switch,” said Kitces. “They end up underspending that dollar amount all through their retirement, compounding growth takes hold, the wealth starts to build up, and they die with much, much larger nest eggs and find out that not only could they have spent more in retirement, but they could have spent more during their accumulation years.”"
How saving too much can make your retirement less satisfying - MarketWatch