Was not afforded good opportunity and parents fucked up my life--am i perpetually fucked for life?
am I
i work at a shit company and make shit salary of 56K. 27 years old. i i take adhd drugs which helps a lot.
the thing is: parents sent me to shit college even though they are so rich. forced me to live at home and i became very depressed. no friends. i worked hard in high school to get into top school and i got into a few top schools--not allowed to go.
parents force me to major in bio--very bad at it. have shite gpa.
so i wanted to go to law school and get job at wachtell. got very good mcat score. can get into harvrd law IF I HAD A GOOD FUCKING GPA. but parents messed it up
ON TOP OF THAT I DID NOT GET ADHD TREATMENT UNTILL AFTER COLLEGE.
messed up a master program gpa also, my lfie is fucked.
Dont you have a PE job?
nope. it is some fucking investment firm. i thought it was pe i am such a stupid disaser. i don't feel happly anymore, i feel so depressed .
Hey dude. I saw in your other posts you had like a 99% MCAT score, maybe you can do the same on the LSAT and leverage that into an opportunity. After you leverage it you can spin those scores in an interview showing intellect. GPA reflects work ethic and test scores reflect intelligence and Wachtell like intelligent people. I had a 3.7 GPA in HS taking AP classes but got a 1050 on my SAT. I'm dumb but have a great work ethic. Just spin it into a good story.
yeah, but i'd be 30 when i graduate. i just feel like i am not living the life i can live. i don't know what to do
You can put it your MCAT/LSAT score and it will show you are intelligent. They ask for SATs in ib interviews and that can give you such an edge. I would get some experience and leverage contacts into a better job.
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fuck off you fucking idiot.
Hey JoblessJoe I just got off the phone with my parents, who have been loving and supportive my whole life. I don't think I would have made it to where I am now without their sacrifices and guidance. I am very thankful for what they've done for me.
hahahaha +1
Almost got ADHD reading this.
Remember that Bobby Axelrod went to Hofstra. Also, if you like chicken, remember the guy of KFC founded it at 60.
Seriously, though, don't worry. Just do what you think it's best for you. The markets don't care about your background as long as you know how to work them. Also, develop a tough skin. People in finance can be pretty harsh, but it's pretty much all a test to see if you're cut out for the job. Don't react so badly (don't tell people you want them to get cancer, even if they are being cruel, dishonest or whatever, show them you are better through your work). You sound like very intelligent person, and as long as you keep working hard, you'll get where you want to be. Be relentless. Be a fucking phone terrorist (sorry, the moment called for a Belfort quote).
Also, sorry if you're vegetarian.
Its a "telephone terrorist", the alliteration is important.
All you bankers please quit using that line. That's only for salesman and telemarketers. Stick to pitch books.
Thanks.
Many people get into Wall Street because of books and movies like The Wolf's. Even though most Wall Streeters aren't brokers, we like to keep the fucking telephone terrorist feeling/facade.
Yes, sorry. I said that from memory, should've made my research.
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Should I grow cannabis or avocado?
If your parents are rich at some point they will die and you will get their money. THIS DOES NOT ADVOCATE KILLING THEM IN ANY WAY. Just enjoy life and your parents until that happens, money isn't everything.
Yes.
Layne Staley fuck off you fucker. hope your whore wife (whom you admitted cheated on you) cheats on you again, and give you a retarded child, and then hope you get lung cancer
I might get shit for saying this, but man up a little dude. Yeah sure our parents have some input on our lives but at some point you have to start making your own decisions. If they don't want to pay for your school, go to the school you want anyways if it means that much to you. You get to choose your major so I'm not going to be sympathetic towards that either. You're 27 and still letting your mom control your life, I think its time you take a little more responsibility man. If you keep making excuses for everything you're never going to get anywhere, but regardless I wish you the best of luck.
Hi OP,
I have the same exact story as you, almost an identical one with some slight variation. Parents forced me to stay at home during my couple years of college, were overly intrusive (dad even got the email password for my school email and would check my email, often creating a fuss around the house about it), and often didn't let me do a thing by myself to the point were I was behind the other kids in regards to growth.
Most of all, I too was forced into the gruesome life sciences major and constantly told that it is either "doctor or bum" from my family. Would not listen to any reasoning on my behalf no matter how rational it was, constantly said I was being unreasonable. Then when I would point out the wrong things they did, they would get loud, violent, and deny it.
College (transferred after 2 years) was miserable and life shortly after it was by definition hell. I ended up graduating with a Bio degree and more or less working for free for cranky college professors. My grades were horrible, Bio is a tough major and college was depressing.
I remember working for pennies after college, having IB aspirations, and then having this site chew me alive lol.
But here is the reality of the situation, it can be turned around, yet certain actions need to be taken. At 27 you are kind of on the older end OP but change is possible.
If therapy is needed, get it, nothing embarrassing about it though I haven't done it myself.
IB? Will likely need a top 20 MBA.
How to get top 20 MBA? Top tier gmat score and good resume outside of GPA.
You might not have it as easy as a rich kid with good parents but you still have a chance, fight for it and make every day count!
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