PEOPLE SPEND DECADES IN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

I saw the most appalling comment section. There's a man talking about his experiences, six years at community college, and his funding ran out. And he's like, I don't want this to happen to you guys. He's a fellow healthcare worker, okay? And asked someone that's a healthcare worker, and was in community college for four years, and just graduated from Hopkins with my masters. I am telling you guys, why are we bashing this man? The experience that he shared is so real. So many people go to community college and spend many years there. He was brave enough and kind enough to come online, share his experiences, and then on top of that, warn others to not make the same mistakes that he did. Out of the kindness of his heart, okay? And then the comment section is just calming for him. Like, you need to walk in. No degree is crazy after six years. What are we talking about? What are we talking about? That's me, another lifetime. Like, that's literally me. Every time I didn't know what I was doing from college, and I had no guidance, and I didn't know what was going on. And as if he hasn't learned the lessons so hard already. And everybody's like, oh yeah, like, why are we beating someone down that has literally learned the lessons and is displaying that in the video. I usually don't comment on this stuff, but this was just upsetting on another level. I think it's gross to bully anyone for trying. That's so weird. The internet is a bizarre place. Also, so many people. So many people. I know people that were in community college for years, like legit decades, okay? Again, I was there for four years, and I was working and it's hard. And I didn't know what I was doing from college, and I had no guidance, and I didn't know what was going on. And as if he hasn't learned the lessons so hard already.