Student loans got me like…Chains that bond us to a life of servitude, in which we struggle to be freed of the shackles of debt, by working in, what may seem to be, a miserable job to pay for the years we spent, imprisoned in a school forcing its fowl knowledge down our throat, into an already overwhelmed mind swimming with thoughts of life, love and challenges. Oh the irony of what society expects us to become!
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