Hello world. KO4life members.
How are you?, I'm very good. =]
Okay, my girl left about 7 months ago my ex girlfriend went to Mexico to pursue a career in pediatric doctoring for babies.
She does 2 years in Mexico and the rest is in the United States. So she was telling me she will make $100,000 - $150,000 a year!
So, she told me she still loved me, and I was astonished, knowing we went out for almost a year.
I've had some problems in my life that got me in trouble and shit, but I'm thnking about cleaning it up. (my life)
Which means doing the following; Doing well in school, and staying out of trouble with the law.
SO what do you guys think? Should I make her my wife? Cuz I still got some feeling for her.
AND THE FACT SHE WILL BE MAKING OVER $100k a year. WOOT?
Edit: im 16 and she's 16.[/b]
Several problems here.
First, no one goes to Mexico for medical school or nursing school, especially for newborn related medicine.
Second, a medical degree and that $100k+ job comes after 4 years of college (which you need a great GPA from), 4 years of medical school (which is about 10x harder than college), 3-5 years of residency (which usually makes you move and is more competitive than south american soccer), and usually 1 year of fellowship.
Third, such a process involves $100k+ in student loan debt if you get in-state tuition (out of state, private, or foreign means you can basically double it).
Fourth, you are both 16, you don't know what the hell you want, you are both still kids. No bull shit about 'she's the one' or 'no one has ever felt this way' blah blah blah. You don't understand relationships, marriage, love, time, life, commitment, or what it takes to live in the real world. You both (and everyone else at that age) are idiots who don't understand crap.
Fifth, you're trying to be a male whore. A doctor only makes a good sugar mama when she is already making the money, not while she's working 80+ hours a week making $40k with $200k in student loans hanging over her head.
Sixth, $100k is a low salary for a doctor, find a specialist, they start at $225k+ right after residency.
Seventh, thinking about cleaning up your life isn't the same as actually doing it. Try changing yourself first, then see how you feel.
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