I just met a POT sb who just turned 21. She is really gorgeous and smart. We have great chemistry and is her first time looking for a SD. We hobbit up great, to the point that she is acting like a real relation. She is very sweet and honest from what I see. Then talking to her and all her debts she is more than $10K in student loans and she just turned 21. Something is not right in our system. How come you have so much debt so young. It is incredible! BTW, she is so much into me that want no allowance she just want an escape from her everyday life. The funny thing is that in her case I want to help her. Go figure!

If students couldnt get loans they can't afford then universities couldn't raise their tuitions. Simple supply and demand. So once again big finance screws with young people. Interesting how student loans are excempt from bankruptcy. Go figure.

By the way, keep your wits about you.

Loans are not only exempt from bankruptcy (except in certain very limited cases; good luck proving them), but the U.S. Government backs the lender so that they have almost no risk when they make the loan. Credit the banking industry for that and all other banking laws in the U.S. They are so powerful, they essentially write the statute that they want, and Congress passes it. It's shameful.

The college racket & its crushing debt is making some university presidents, guys that started online universities, and the Wall Street boys, rich

you for it soon enough, trust me. Right after she just finishes screwing and blowing your brains outs what she thinks is the right amount of times to ask for you to make the payments or to just pay it in full.

Many students graduate with student loan debt of $25K and more if the go to grad school. Tough way to start your career with that kind of debt hanging over your head. If I was a young lady in this situation I would definitely go the SD route and try to pay as you go. Very tough conundrum for an otherwise good classy young lady.

One extremely popular pro I know has just retired from the hobby scene. She graduated with zero debt and has money saved for med school.  Smart girl, beating the system!

It does happen from time to time. In the DC area, one ATF entered the business $100K in student debt, and left, less than 2 years later, debt free and launched in her career. She had planned a 3 year escorting career while working as intern in her "real" line of work, but was so popular and in demand that she raised her prices (and didn't grandfather me, grump, grump )and exited early.