Doctors, residents, med school students: is it really worth it?

I read a lot of posts on the clinical side of reddit that talk about how medical school and being a doctor isn’t worth it. Most of the posts consist of how the journey is too hard, expensive, and time consuming. Many medical students also talk about how they’ve developed depression, anxiety, and need extensive therapy while juggling life and school. I’ve even seen M3/M4 students tell people that the doctors they’ve shadowed tell them to choose another profession. All of this (while I understand the struggle) is very sad and unnerving to hear as a pre-med student.

I’m passionate about the field of psychiatry and neuroscience. I’m aware that the road ahead of me is not easy, and requires a shit-ton of effort, hard work, and expenses. So far, I love being pre-med and enjoy all of the hurdles being thrown at me during the process. However, seeing some of these posts concern me, and it makes me wonder if the journey is really worth it once you make it. Does anyone enjoy the process after undergrad? Do/did you still enjoy your twenties outside of school? And most importantly, do you love the profession you’re in?