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- Sythe Gold
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Sooo, my mother got laid off :/ And considering my family's current living expenses, that is a pretty huge problem.
My parent makes around $400k annually, and yea, that seems like a lot of money, but I'm living internationally in a place where living expenses are bloody crazy =.= Renting an apartment monthly takes around $60k per annual. And it's not even big - three rooms, two toilets, and that's about it. Throw in my school fees, and that's another $30k there. And my parent has to foot my grandmother's medical fees, whiiiiiiich, takes another $150k.
That leaves my family with $160k ish?
Right, and I'm going off to college next year, which, well, needs money. I'm international, which means my tuition fees and living expenses are probably going to be around $80k per year.
Soooo, $80k left. And if we throw in utilities and food, say, that leaves the family with $60k left.
Sorry for the huge pile of numbers, but I'm rather depressed right now. While $60k is a huge amount, but eh, my current place of living is bloody expensive, and the prices always rise each year.
*sighs*
FML
My parent makes around $400k annually, and yea, that seems like a lot of money, but I'm living internationally in a place where living expenses are bloody crazy =.= Renting an apartment monthly takes around $60k per annual. And it's not even big - three rooms, two toilets, and that's about it. Throw in my school fees, and that's another $30k there. And my parent has to foot my grandmother's medical fees, whiiiiiiich, takes another $150k.
That leaves my family with $160k ish?
Right, and I'm going off to college next year, which, well, needs money. I'm international, which means my tuition fees and living expenses are probably going to be around $80k per year.
Soooo, $80k left. And if we throw in utilities and food, say, that leaves the family with $60k left.
Sorry for the huge pile of numbers, but I'm rather depressed right now. While $60k is a huge amount, but eh, my current place of living is bloody expensive, and the prices always rise each year.
*sighs*
FML









































