My kid is killing it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s nothing, first year biglaw associates can start at 215 at age 24 and be close to 400 by 29.

Not with “no debt,” and almost nobody finishes law school at 24 lmao

Right. And few stick around big law for long.

[Anonymous]

Reading through this thread is both hilarious and sad. So many people projecting their insecurities against OP and showing that they suck as parents. Lots of reaching conclusions too lmfao

[Anonymous]

What does OP’s DD do for a living? Do we know?

[Anonymous]

Why did you need to post this twice

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Reading through this thread is both hilarious and sad. So many people projecting their insecurities against OP and showing that they suck as parents. Lots of reaching conclusions too lmfao

Nah, OP is. Namely touting her daughter’s “no debt” as an accomplishment, as if her daughter played any part in that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Reading through this thread is both hilarious and sad. So many people projecting their insecurities against OP and showing that they suck as parents. Lots of reaching conclusions too lmfao

Nah, OP is. Namely touting her daughter’s “no debt” as an accomplishment, as if her daughter played any part in that.

…OP is projecting because their kid has no debt? Who said OP paid for any of the kids schooling? Someone who climbs to a 200k a year job is probably also able to pay off student loans.

But lol at you being upset at Op for…? (I’ll wait for a bs reason)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Reading through this thread is both hilarious and sad. So many people projecting their insecurities against OP and showing that they suck as parents. Lots of reaching conclusions too lmfao

Nah, OP is. Namely touting her daughter’s “no debt” as an accomplishment, as if her daughter played any part in that.

…OP is projecting because their kid has no debt? Who said OP paid for any of the kids schooling? Someone who climbs to a 200k a year job is probably also able to pay off student loans.

But lol at you being upset at Op for…? (I’ll wait for a bs reason)

The fact that she has “no debt” said that, OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Reading through this thread is both hilarious and sad. So many people projecting their insecurities against OP and showing that they suck as parents. Lots of reaching conclusions too lmfao

Nah, OP is. Namely touting her daughter’s “no debt” as an accomplishment, as if her daughter played any part in that.

…OP is projecting because their kid has no debt? Who said OP paid for any of the kids schooling? Someone who climbs to a 200k a year job is probably also able to pay off student loans.

But lol at you being upset at Op for…? (I’ll wait for a bs reason)

The fact that she has “no debt” said that, OP.

Maybe she had a full scholarship!

[Anonymous]

I made 220k at 24 in tech now making mid 300’s at 29, no debt since 24 when I paid off my student loans with my 50k sign on bonus

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I made 220k at 24 in tech now making mid 300’s at 29, no debt since 24 when I paid off my student loans with my 50k sign on bonus

What do you do in tech? Curious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She’s 29 and just crossed 200k total comp. No kids, unmarried, no debt. Travels all over the world. This was not a thing when i was younger!!!

Good for you all!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I made 220k at 24 in tech now making mid 300’s at 29, no debt since 24 when I paid off my student loans with my 50k sign on bonus

…and couldn’t pay for the therapy needed to not tell someone you’re better than their kid. Can’t buy class!