Today, I was watching a TV show about people with shopping addictions. One girl was $15,000 in debt and I thought how horrible it would be to live with that. Then I realized that I'm in medical school and currently $135,000 in debt. At least they have something to show for their debt. FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Today, I heard on the news that the average debt one is in when they graduate college is $24,000. I've been in college for one year and my debt is already $20,000. And it turns out that my school's accreditation does not exist like I was told. $20,000 in debt and no college credits to show for it. FML
Today, my fiancée "thought I should know" that she has a $125,000 student loan debt. FML
Today, I found out that my parents are 28,000 dollars in debt and that my bank account has $27.17 in it. They took my money to help pay their debt. FML
Today, I'm neck-deep in debt paying for med school. What's worse, the professors here are so terrible that even the morons on Yahoo Answers are 100 times better at explaining my coursework to me. FML
Today, I found out that my girlfriend of almost 6 years has put me in debt over $33,000. FML
Today, I learned I have over $10,000 in debt, despite never owning a credit card. Apparently, my ex-roommate had been replying to the credit card offers I was receiving in the mail. That also explains my missing driver's license a few months back. FML
Today, I did the math: back at college in 2011, I had a $20,000+ reimbursement from my school. If I had invested even half my cash into Bitcoin then ($2.50), I would be worth over $120,000,000. Instead, I said, "Fuck that! This is stupid", and am now over $200,000 in student loan debt. FML
Today, I checked my university financial account to discover I owed them over $1000. The reason? They had apparently given me too much money when I applied for a loan and now want it back. Oh, and I spent my loan money on books and a laptop for school. FML
Today, I had to listen to fellow classmates whine about selling one of their many houses, while I can barely afford to pay for a $100 textbook. FML
Today, I spent my remaining cash on a doctor's visit, only to find out that at the age of 22, I'm getting major health problems brought on by stress. I came home to relax, only to find out my roommate can't pay his rent, and needs me to cover for him so we don't get evicted. FML
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sharkshaveteeth 0
At least you will have a good career once you are done with school!
liquidpaper 0
"At least they have something to show for their debt"? What does that mean? In a few years you'll have a respectable career. A pile of shiny things won't help you earn money the same way a medical degree can.
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Comments (247)
Eazy_fml 0
are you kidding me? at least they have something to show for their debt? What? Clothes! You're going to have a medical degree. The debt is well worth it!!
andy311 0
#153, good point. hopefully op gets something out of helping people
DownNouT 0
At least it'll be worth it later on
stop_whining 0
If you truly believe you won't have "anything to show" with a medical degree, you should probably drop out of school. "Today."
SusanaSaysRawrxD 0
it sucks to want to be smart. D: but at least you'll make more money than they ever will. ^_^
Phallus_fml 0
Too different kinds of debt. Don't despair, yours is more favourable.
1073kat 0
I wouldn't want you operating on me.
wordly 0
Because a doctorate in medicine is "nothing to show for it", and useless items bought in a consumerist fervor is.
Dragodon64 0
I don't have much sympathy for people who somehow think being a doctor is worth the ridiculous cost of training and education. I think doctors are the most over-educated and overpaid professions in the country.
nirvan5a 1
I don't understand, why schools are expensive in us.