A short YouTube monologue (by Anwar White) advising against dating medical students. The speaker argues relationships with medical students are unlikely to work because of time constraints and scheduling demands, offers reassurance to someone recently broken up with, and frames the breakup as inevitable rather than the listener's fault.
Lala said me and my medical school student boyfriend broke up and I'm sad. How do I get back out there? Here's what I want to know. I want all y' all to know. Don't date medical students. It will never work out. Medical students. The only thing that will be successful for medical students is when they actually serve Grey's Anatomy tea and they get with other medical students or residents.
They. They won't have enough time. They need someone to be adaptable to their schedule. It will never. They will. You. You will never be centered. Yeah. So I understand that you're sad, but I'm sharing this information with you so that you understand that it was rigged to begin with. Girl. And there's nothing wrong with you.
Okay?
Whatever you do, girl, don't. Don't pull a felicity, girl. And join medical school just to be with him or fly across the country to NYU because you have this thought in your head that you're supposed to be with him. Probably wasn't meant to be, girl. How do you get back out there? Girl? By getting on those apps. Having conversations with new people, new guys, having new experiences. Leaning on your friends right now so that they can fill the voids of what he used to hold in your schedule and in your life. That will help you.
