they want way too much money for premium

That frustration is completely valid and two months of finally finding something that clicks only to hit a paywall is genuinely discouraging. The good news is that most skills are more transferable than they feel in the moment when you are upset about losing access to a specific platform or tool. Whatever you have learned over those two months lives in your head now and no subscription ending takes that away. The concepts, the patterns, the way of thinking about the subject all of that transfers even if the specific interface does not. Most fields have free or cheaper alternatives that cover the same ground once you know what you are looking for and sometimes switching platforms actually accelerates learning because you see the same ideas explained differently. Finding the right resource after two months of searching shows you know what works for you which is genuinely useful information, similar to how finding the right environment matters in any context whether for learning or leisure like Tropical Casino where the right platform makes all the difference to the experience. What specifically were you learning? There may be free community resources, YouTube channels, or open source alternatives that cover exactly what you need without the cost barrier that is blocking you right now.

It seems like a lot, but it's not really compared with trying to learn through college enrollment. Think about it like saving up for college, but you get the reward of saving much sooner. Plus you can easily manage a full-time job while working on CG in evenings. CG is whenever you have time, there are no deadlines.

Hey, it's worth it. If you are short of money you can wait until the next discount (usually at Christmas!)