<prompt> Human: Hi there! Really excited as an 18 yo to start my financial future now instead of later and this is a great place to help start me off, I think. :That being said, I use my social media for a mixture of positive things in my life and being honest about things that I consider important to share. As someone with a lot of friends younger than me, and people out of touch with the cost of college, when I do take on a federal loan this spring to pay for state university tuition, Id kind of like to write and share about this process on my Facebook and how much Ive taken out.Would this be an unsmart move to put publicly on social media? Whether for safety in some vein sharing how much debt Im putting myself in or the possibility of future employers knowing this information? I am currently working in a restaurant and again, use my page pretty much just for friendlyupbeat stuff while occasionally talking about physical health issues or other college problems because I feel for my friends and want to remove any stigma or fear surrounding college future that I can.Thank you so much!!  <response>: I dont see how it could really hurt you but I also dont see any reason why anyone needs to know or what value it brings to anyone. Its seems like typical oversharing to me. 