💸 26 YEARS OLD, DEBT OF 300 MILLION VND FROM FOREX AND COINS: NOW I JUST HOPE TO GET BACK TO ZERO
I’m 26 this year, and I’m in debt of about 300 million VND. My life really took a different turn the moment I got into forex and coins.
Before, I once won a lot, and then I started to fool myself into thinking I was good, that I understood the market, and that I could make money this way. But it was really just a blink of an eye—everything was nearly gone. From living in an apartment, now I work extra jobs too, even doing the job of picking up garbage at the apartment complex. Every day I grind for about 18 hours, just hoping to pay off my debt.
My family isn’t well-off either, so to this day I still haven’t dared to tell them. There are times when I read about people who are 30 and feel pressured because their salary is under 20 million, their savings are low, and they feel like a failure. But right now, I only wish I could be like those brothers and sisters.
Sometimes, what other people criticize as “not good enough” is actually the dream of someone who’s stuck in debt like me. Now I don’t even hope to be rich anymore. I only hope that one day I’ll pay off the 300 million, get back to zero, and relive my life.
If I was foolish, then I have to take responsibility. I’ll keep working to pay off all my debt—just hoping I get a chance to start over one more time.
I’m 26 this year, and I’m in debt of about 300 million VND. My life really took a different turn the moment I got into forex and coins.
Before, I once won a lot, and then I started to fool myself into thinking I was good, that I understood the market, and that I could make money this way. But it was really just a blink of an eye—everything was nearly gone. From living in an apartment, now I work extra jobs too, even doing the job of picking up garbage at the apartment complex. Every day I grind for about 18 hours, just hoping to pay off my debt.
My family isn’t well-off either, so to this day I still haven’t dared to tell them. There are times when I read about people who are 30 and feel pressured because their salary is under 20 million, their savings are low, and they feel like a failure. But right now, I only wish I could be like those brothers and sisters.
Sometimes, what other people criticize as “not good enough” is actually the dream of someone who’s stuck in debt like me. Now I don’t even hope to be rich anymore. I only hope that one day I’ll pay off the 300 million, get back to zero, and relive my life.
If I was foolish, then I have to take responsibility. I’ll keep working to pay off all my debt—just hoping I get a chance to start over one more time.
