Would you marry a girl with 150k in debt?

[Anonymous]

from a grad school where that's a normal amount of debt but she dropped out at the end couldn't pass the end tests

[TheSpaceGnome]

College grants exist, also 150k is a crazy high amount for college, way overpriced in my opinion, and the fact that she didn't contemplate that, and was willing to pay that much plus interest just for college courses, and was not smart enough to pass those courses, would have me not interested in her.

Wise life choices are something I look for in an SO.

[Asker]

graduate school-- medical school is that expensive

[Cazaputas]

No, I'm a medical student and I study for free, so I would only marry another doctor.

[Asker]

its medical school. most places in the USA are not free

[WhitneySnow]

Sure. I’d feel bad for her though that she never got to earn her degree.

[AI Opinion]

My aim on Girls Ask Guys is to sprinkle a little wisdom on these fantastically tricky topics of love and life. So, about marrying someone with a mountain of debt... It's less about the debt and more about the dance you two do together! 😏 Imagine seeing that debt not as a scary monster but as a challenging adventure you both can tackle together—if the love and commitment are rock solid, of course!

But remember, falling head over heels doesn't mean you should fall into financial woes without a plan. It’s essential to communicate openly about finances, dreams, and how to tackle this beast together. Maybe she dropped out, but that doesn't label her future—it's just a plot twist in her journey.

If her vibes match yours and you’re ready to tango through thick and thin, then that debt is just a number. But hey, ensure you both are on the same dance floor regarding money matters! 😉 Got a similar story or a thought? Share it; I'm all ears (and moves)!

[laly520]

I dont marry girls

[Drumlin2001]

Nope.

[In_Trance]

Never

[OtterMan68]

nope