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what an idiot, if she wants financial stability, SHE should get a job and worry about it herself, it's not your job or any other mans to support her. I doubt this is the real reason, maybe it was a better thing to say other than, "I like this guy better, bye."
Don't sweat it, dude. I will be going to med school as well, and my (now ex) girlfriend of five years decided to tell me I wasn't worth the wait by getting knocked up by her 16 year-old coworker (she's 22). She also decided to tell me that she was pregnant the day before I took the MCAT. My advice? Move on, study hard, and find someone better...that's what I did.
Same exact thing happened to me, when I was going through Pre-Med. Women...
Yeah that's just what you needed some whiny bitch who'd sit on her ass, and gain 100 pounds in the first five years of marriage...after ******** out two kids. It hurts now, but you just dodged a major bullet.
Three years a long time. I would imagine that the problem stems from the fact that you don't have money. Going to med school means that at minimum you'll spend about 8~10 years in school, and you'll be near your 30s by the time you can even practice. That would require a lot of patience if you want a girl to tag along. In all seriousness, you should concentrate on school rather than a relationship. Personally, I think having both is going to be hard, and if you do find a girl, she would have to understand patience as you would too especially if you marry or live together. Just don't stress it. If you get a phd and practice, I can bet you're going to find many great gals out there. Most of the time, school relationships just don't work out when reality hits.
Mr #59, you have just made the exact same comments I would have made if I could be bothered to type that much. Which is kind of scary - are you my less lazy doppelganger?
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Don't worry about her... You'll find a less stupid girl easily...
I'm sure you'll find someone intelligent.