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Is it a bad idea to begin a long-term romantic relationship in med school, especially if it’s with a fellow classmate? When would be the ideal time to get married/start a family in this career?
especially if it’s with a fellow classmate?
I was thinking more along the lines of what time in medical school would be most flexible in terms of taking time off from studying to do this? Obviously you wouldn’t want it to overlap with dedicated Step study time, and 50+ hour weeks during residency would make it tough as well. I’m guessing some time during M4 year would be ideal?We had 4-5 marriages come out of our class. There is no “ideal time” to get married or start a family, the ideal time is the time where it works best for you personally. Everyone is different.
If you don't have time in medical training to have a relationship then you're doing it wrong. Yes, even during dedicated board prep and residency.I was thinking more along the lines of what time in medical school would be most flexible in terms of taking time off from studying to do this? Obviously you wouldn’t want it to overlap with dedicated Step study time, and 50+ hour weeks during residency would make it tough as well. I’m guessing some time during M4 year would be ideal?
The couples match is 10/10 fun. Go for it.Is it a bad idea to begin a long-term romantic relationship in med school, especially if it’s with a fellow classmate? When would be the ideal time to get married/start a family in this career?
This is a bit of a silly question. Life doesn’t stop for medical school. Don’t ask SDN what to do and just live your life and do what your heart tells you.Is it a bad idea to begin a long-term romantic relationship in med school, especially if it’s with a fellow classmate? When would be the ideal time to get married/start a family in this career?
I’ll never understand this phrase in the context of medical school. If you break up, hopefully people have matured past their high school days and drama/friend circles don’t do stupid stuff. Medical school’s really not a job and in 3rd year even if you happen to be on the same rotation, you can make your relationship known to the clerkship director so minor scheduling things can be made.Something something don’t **** where you eat, but I say go for it since you never know for sure unless you try.
hopefully people have matured past their high school days and drama/friend circles don’t do stupid stuff.
For someone who is normally incredibly well thought out and insightful RP...hopefully people have matured past their high school days and drama/friend circles don’t do stupid stuff
step 1: Go to medical schoolBelieve it or not - some relationships can make you a better student anyway
What if the smartest person is already in a relationshipstep 1: Go to medical school
step 2: find the smartest person in your class
step 3: go out with them
step 4: have them make you Anki decks, study guides, and share all their resources
you may be on to something there kardio...
Supplemental rules:What if the smartest person is already in a relationship
Med school was like regressing to high school, what with spending all day with only the people in your year.If you break up, hopefully people have matured past their high school days and drama/friend circles don’t do stupid stuff.
If you're compatible with someone and like them, absolutely go for it. Doesn't matter if it's a classmate or not.Is it a bad idea to begin a long-term romantic relationship in med school, especially if it’s with a fellow classmate? When would be the ideal time to get married/start a family in this career?
Something something don’t **** where you eat, but I say go for it since you never know for sure unless you try.
For most men, unless you're a legit Chad, you're better off taking most quality dating opportunities you get.
He’s talking about Chads1 unfortunately. You should take every dating opportunity Chads2.Wait, what’s that mean?
Residency is much worse. It’s like Mean Girls running on an endless loop.Med school was like regressing to high school, what with spending all day with only the people in your year.
My rule of of thumb for my school is that every year by graduation, two couples tell us that they're engaged.Is it a bad idea to begin a long-term romantic relationship in med school, especially if it’s with a fellow classmate? When would be the ideal time to get married/start a family in this career?