Gunslinger08
Lifer
- Nov 18, 2001
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1. 29 is more like 1/3rd life crisis.
2. Don't blame stuff on depression. Get medicated/therapy and get on with your life. You are the only thing holding you back. Sounds like you have a reasonable head on your shoulders beyond that, so get a degree in something you enjoy and work hard at it. $65k savings and student loans will be more than enough to do anything you want, unless it's medicine or law. If you aren't interested in a white collar job, maybe become an apprentice in a trade.
3. Move out. Sounds like your parents situation is not helping your state of mind at all. Just rent an apartment. You'll probably find that depending on yourself improves your confidence and self-esteem.
4. I've never understood married couples that keep separate finances. You're making a commitment that's supposed to be lifelong. You share everything because you're basically 1 unit. It can only really lead to problems. If you can't trust a person enough to share money with, you shouldn't marry them.
2. Don't blame stuff on depression. Get medicated/therapy and get on with your life. You are the only thing holding you back. Sounds like you have a reasonable head on your shoulders beyond that, so get a degree in something you enjoy and work hard at it. $65k savings and student loans will be more than enough to do anything you want, unless it's medicine or law. If you aren't interested in a white collar job, maybe become an apprentice in a trade.
3. Move out. Sounds like your parents situation is not helping your state of mind at all. Just rent an apartment. You'll probably find that depending on yourself improves your confidence and self-esteem.
4. I've never understood married couples that keep separate finances. You're making a commitment that's supposed to be lifelong. You share everything because you're basically 1 unit. It can only really lead to problems. If you can't trust a person enough to share money with, you shouldn't marry them.
