A person went to college and wracked up over 30 thousand dollars in student debt.
Then, they “attempted suicide” twice the year after they graduated.
They couldn’t find a job, so their parents supported their desire to move out by applying for disability for them.
One year later, the individual randomly checked their student loan administrating account and was flabbergasted to see that that their remaining balance to pay off was listed as 0.00. They thought there had been a mistake, so they called the student loan administering account, and they confirmed that they saw what the individual saw, but they couldn’t account for where the payment had gone. At first, the person thought a sugar daddy they had visited in the Virgin Islands had payed it off. But when they contacted the daddy to thank him, he was confused, and said he hadn’t done anything with my student loans.
After doing some research this person determined the loans had been forgiven because they had “became disabled.” However, most of their disabilities were the result of an accident they was in in 2011; they didn’t apply for disability until after they had graduated from college. “Becoming disabled” was what had forgiven their student loans, even though they were already disabled when they took out the loans.
Things We Forget 
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