>Be under 25 but over 20 >Haven't done a single thing

that post made no sense, explain it better

you're not in school but you've been lying to your parents and they think you are? Where did the debt come from?

>>18606677

The first question is a yes, the second is me being stupid for a couple of years and some how getting that much debt even though all my income is disposable.

I know $1600 a month isn't a ton but you get the idea. Right now all my debt is on 0% APR cards until around 2019 so I'm trying to pay it off slowly.

>>18606736
why have you been lying to your parents?

>>18606764

I'm not really sure about that, because I know they really want me to go and finish so I can at least obtain a decent job. I started going but then I started skipping and then I dropped out and haven't gone since.

Guess I don't want to have to see what happens if they find out?

Any idea what I should do

>>18606802
well stop lying to them for one. I was having trouble at school and just kept going despite it clearly not working out. When I had to drop out I told my parents and yeah it sucked, they were really pissed off at me. More they felt betrayed that I had been lying to them, than disappointed that I was having trouble in school. That was a little over 3 years ago, I started working and now I'm back in school and doing quite well.

So I think you should have an honest discussion about it and figure out what to do next.