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One day you wake up and you're 23 or 25,or 27 and suddenly everything feels like it's moving too fast. You miss something can't you quite name. Not a person, not a place, just a feeling. The feeling of being young, when everything was new and the smallest moments felt big. Late night talks with friends, walking home in the dark laughing about nothing, summers that felt like forever. You just want that again - to feel alive in the little things, to slow down, to be here, really here, before it all becomes another memory.
£32,000 a year. Graduate job. What it actually comes to:
Gross: £2,667 a month.
Income tax: £324
National insurance: £225
Student loan Plan 2: £35
Pension (4% auto-enrol): £107
Take home: £1,976.
Rent in any UK city worth living in: £1,200.
Council tax, gas, electric, water, internet: £420.
Train or petrol to get to work: £250.
Bills alone eat £1,870 of it. Leaves you £106 a month for food, clothes, socialising and any kind of life.
This is what a 'good graduate job' looks like in 2026 after 3 years at uni and £50K of student debt. How did we let them sell this to us?