I got a real job. Where's the version of WSO for young professionals?

I feel since I have graduated college and now have a big boy job, I'm a little "overqualified" for WSO.

I'd like to cover more pressing issues that I can give my uninformed opinion on. Like trying to help that one dude's wife make MD.

Sadly some of the advice I can now give might now actually not be as terrible as during my college career.

Where do all the college students from WSO go after they have real jobs? Can anyone give their opinion on this situation?

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Have you tried the comment section of mommy blogs, OP? I'm sure you could provide some unsolicited and unhelpful child rearing advice to some strangers on the Internet if you tried hard enough.

 

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