Should I feel bad for never working at 23 if I was doing full-time

>>18590427
>Should I feel bad for never working at 23 if I was doing full-time university during that time, was supported by my dad and had an orphan's pension?
Yeah, that's pathetic.

>Also should I feel bad for only getting my driver's licence now?
Nah, I never got mine for the same reason that public transport is good where I live and I didn't need it. "It's too hard" isn't an excuse though.

>>18590431
Why is that pathetic? I said I focused on uni and didn't need the money.

>>18590503
It's pathetic because you were relying on your father to support you when you were perfectly able to get a part time job to pay for at least some of your expenses. "I was studying" isn't an excuse, pretty much everyone I know had a part time job of some sort while studying.

>>18590509
He wanted to support me, in my country we don't throw children out when they're 18. And he just paid for food and rent, I had own money for any other expenses because of my pension.

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>>18590427
Pic related stupid frog poster. Why do you even care?

Do what you want.