Comments by "SciFi Realism" (@scifirealism5943) on "" video.

  1. At 30, after spending 10 years trying to earn a bachelor’s degree, I’m stuck in a cycle of poverty. I had to rely on welfare and Medicaid while taking care of my sick mom, who passed away after six years of illness. The stress caused me to flunk out of school and lose my financial aid, and despite the circumstances, my appeal was denied. I lost Section 8 housing, food stamps, and my safety net, leaving me homeless and starving and dependent on my dad to avoid death. Now, without a car or access to work-study jobs, I’m unable to continue my education. Even with an associate's degree, it would take over a decade to finish a bachelor’s while still being poor. I feel like I’ve lost both my mom and my 20s for nothing, and working at a supermarket again feels like admitting I’ve made no progress at all. But politicians ignore poor people like myself.
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  2. @ happy yes but my suffering is real and there are way more poor people than rich people
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  3. Thank you. I'm in extreme poverty. I want an Associate of science, bachelor's of science, bachelor's of arts major in communication, and PhD in astrophysics. But my top goal is fixing my health, then escaping poverty, then I'll truth to school I've decided I'm not going to work minimum wage jobs anymore, and I'll apply like crazy to scholarships and grants. I have a 1.2 GPA so I hope people understand my context. If I won a $420,000 scholarship like that Hanoi woman, I'd be fine. Ideally, I'd fix my health, get into shape, learn how to manage expenses, buy BCBS Health insurance, then car, and move out eventually. Then once I'm stable several months after that, return to school full-time.@
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  4. ​ @jusone4271 I'm here😊
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  5. ​@HappyHeart12345Poor people make up 43% of the population. How can we be half of the country but have no voice?
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  6. ​​ @jusone4271 say what you said on my channel. I can't see your replies.
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  7. Thank you. I'm in extreme poverty. I want an Associate of science, bachelor's of science, bachelor's of arts major in communication, and PhD in astrophysics. But my top goal is fixing my health, then escaping poverty, then I'll return to school I've decided I'm not going to work minimum wage jobs anymore, and I'll apply like crazy to scholarships and grants. I have a 1.2 GPA so I hope people understand my context. If I won a $420,000 scholarship like that Hanoi woman, I'd be fine. Ideally, I'd fix my health, get into shape, learn how to manage expenses, buy BCBS Health insurance, then car, and move out eventually. Then once I'm stable several months after that, return to school full-time.
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