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That moment when you finally understand what Charlotte Lucas was talking about.

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[FaerieDust]

Honestly, people have NO BUSINESS judging Charlotte. She did what she needed to do to secure her future and relative independence. I will die on this hill.

[carolinehurst]

When Liz refused Collins she risked her mother and sisters living in poverty . —“ a big gamble “. 😱

[emc]

Oh, dear. No one in the comments section is acquainted with our Jane. 📚🤷‍♀️

[elenmelon]

Yep, ....never judged her for her choices.

[mrsturnbull]

Dear girl sell the phone get a cheaper one and stay off tiktok and social media ok find something worthwhile to do in life learning is a life long process. Yes life is hard and harder for some because of no direction in life make a plan stick to it however small but before this talk to someone not here I dont judge you at my age 68 I have been thru civil war, bush fires floods divorce lost everything went back to school got an education found work as bad as the job was saved its a long journey life for many so as my ex army friend told me after he had cancer you do learn to toughen up you must take one day at a time learn to meditate to zen music even and find direction be at peace with your self and find that the world has a lot more to discover about you and it find joy find happiness its there you just have to change your mindset that is all I can suggest.. good luck child...

[merryn]

Yup. I'm turning 28 in a month and I GET IT 😬

[joshhiles]

Never. Because I got a job and bought a house.

[thecollector]

Thankfully, we don't love in the early 19th century and you can just get a job 👍

[YrmomsBF]

Just get yourself a boyfriend and drag him into debt for the next couple years and then leave.