[ SECRET POST #2638 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2638 ⌋

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[diet_poison]

As someone who is an average college student (including graduating with a fair amount of debt in a few months here), I don't think you should feel guilty at all, honestly.

Also, there are plenty of ways you can invest in helping people without it getting awkward. I don't know that I'd want someone to just give me a bunch of money; I'd feel like I owed them something for a long time and miss out on the satisfaction of having done at least something to earn it. I'm not saying you would think they owed you, but it's a pretty insistent feeling. But you can donate to (well-researched) organizations that help people with financial aid, you can invest your time/money in your community, invest in programs that will help people in the long run, especially help them be able to work and support themselves - that kind of thing.

Live with a generous spirit, minimize your negative impact on people and the earth, never take your money for granted, and don't lose sight of what's important. That's what I'd like to think I'd do, anyway. Money doesn't make you a bad person; it's what you do with it that can help define your character.

Oh, and also, I do not blame you one bit for living alone. As soon as I can afford to do the same I will. xD;

[(Anonymous)]

This is a good comment. That is all.