u/According-Effect5350

I just turned 22 and am about to begin nursing school in a few months. I am considering CRNA schooling after obtaining a BSN. Realistically I will be able to enter CRNA school in my late 20’s. My biggest fear is missing out on life while pursuing a CRNA degree, because I know that the curriculum is full time and some even require you to not work. Many people say that it is worth it and some sacrifices are made, but I would like to know if anyone has felt like they missed out life in their 20’s. I want to be able to travel during breaks, work as a RN, experience life with friends and family before we all get too busy, and continue hobbies that make me happy. Does CRNA schooling inhibit that experience? What was the main drive that got you through ICU and schooling? Does it really feel “worth” the moments you missed out on?

I am also considering the NP route, but many are saying they regret not becoming a CRNA due to the work pay not being worth what they do daily.

Am I overthinking? Are my expectations not being met, or are they unreasonable?
My partner of eight months no longer follows their ex from years ago on Spotify, however they still follow my partner. My issue is since they have broken up, spotify has given the option to unfollow and remove a follower, so for years they made a choice to not remove their ex.

Context: I have been cheated on twice by pass partners. I have recently found a couple of photos of my partners ex (during separate times) in the car tucked in the back seat with other junk. They stated that they forgot. I have told them multiple times to remove anything with past ex’s before I find it and I still managed to find those photos. My partner also use to non stop mention their ex’s until I told them it bothered me.

I am bothered at the lack of consideration. Before I enter a new relationship I try and remove all photos physically or digitally so that my partner does not have to go through bitter feelings (I understand keeping important events like prom for the memories). I also unfollow and remove ex’s from everything, so I expect the same to be done for me. Especially when I voiced my views and they know my past. Circling back to the spotify thing, I joked around when we first started talking abt who was following them and they said it was old friends… did not mention to me that one of the “friends” was their ex.

I know that if I confront them about it the response would be “I forgot”.. but do you really forget? They dated for three years…

Before I start confronting I would like to hear opinions on whether or not this is something worth bringing up or breaking up over?