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[quote=Anonymous] Whoa! This has really gone off in an unanticipated direction. Ladies and gentlemen, this is not a striving post. I'm not talking vacation homes and where you eat out on a regular basis. Comfortable. It means not crying with each in-coming bill. It means being able to get groceries every two weeks, not calculating how many nights in a month you can make use of the 10 for $10 pasta you bought on sale. Today, I had to choose between buying grapes or strawberries. I'm REALLY looking forward to leaving this bullshit behind. Since most posters tend to whinge on about scraping by with salaries much higher than I'll ever earn, I was interested to know what burden even high earners were struggling to meet (like the oft cited enormous law school debt of 400K or mortgage payments more than double my own). In my own way, I'm trying to comfort myself that things won't continue to be such a struggle once I'm making 80-90K. Most DCUMers would shoot themselves or go flying out of windows at the prospect of such a low salary. BUT, absent the big monthly obligations noted above, I wonder how much it would matter? Stop projecting materialistic aspirations. And lay off the lectures. They are really off the mark. 07:55 and 13:45 were very helpful and straight forward. Thanks.[/quote]
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