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Mom not wanting daughter to join Air Force: had a similar situation . Lived in Maryland. Applied to Arizona State U and never heard from them despite having an ACT score in the 98 percentile. 25 years later mother admitted to discarding all correspondence from them (including offer of full scholarship) because she didn't want me to move so far away. Stopped speaking to her.
Ow.
Wow, your mom literally sabotaged your future
I'm sorry for your loss
Thats jacked up. My mom didn't want me joining the army, but she took custody of my daughter so I could, her words were "i don't like it, but I don't want you to blame me for not getting to try" my dad was army, and the DoA didn't do right by my mom when my dad passed away, but she thanks every veteran she sees. I couldn't imagine her trying to keep me out to the point of letting me fail school. (Although I was more of a goody goody in school, so ...but not the point)
Y'know, the funniest part about parents fucking over their kids so they won't move away, is that their kids would often talk to and visit them MORE if they didn't do it.
In the first story, so the wife forced her daughter to fail so the daughter wouldn't joined the air force. The daughter probably hates her mom for doing that.
It's so sad that she ruined her daughter's life for her own selfish reasons and now she lost both the daughter and husband.
The whole thing is heartbreaking
Isn't the airforce the least dangerous anyhow? That is if that's what her mother was worried about.
But I get the impression she was just selfish and didn't want her kid far away which makes it worse if that's the case ...
"Why doesn't my daughter ever talk to me or visit me?! 😫"
@@EL-ISS Well the danger depends on the job they give u. U could be sitting comfy flying UAVs, refueling aircraft (Which is what my Dad's brother did during Desert Shield/Storm), or u could be flying an A-10 or something.
Bruh, that first one has me so mad. Imagine so selfish, that you intentionally make your kid fail so they never move out. I guess the daughter does have some blame since for whatever reason, she wouldn't do the work. But ultimately, it's her mom's fault since she likely needed help.
That first story is heartbreaking. I know I was that difficult kid in school before that didn't turn in homework and my parents knew, and wanting the best for me, they pushed me to do it and turn it in. I could not imagine how betrayed I'd feel if one of my parents took advantage of my inaction so I'd never leave home. It wouldn't surprise me if the daughter moved out as soon as she could after that and cut contact with her mom, and if she wasn't surprised to find out about the divorce. Honestly if it were my kid I'd even help them move out if my partner were willing to set them up to fail like that for their own selfish desires.
Bro is struggling at playing lawnmower SIM 💀💀
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That school anxiety kid: it's worse than stupid, it'd make him worse even in other areas of life.
I actually had the reverse of this happen to me, where the dumb ones were the teachers. Back in middle school I would get frequent headaches, and add my loud classmates to the mix and I would spend of decent amount of time hold my head and groaning quietly from the pain. Well, while this was happening I was also going through puberty and my voice can get pretty deep, so apparently to my teachers, it sounded like I was growling at my classmates and instead of talking to me about it, they decided to have me eat lunch with the Special Ed kids. I was not happy and it took a few days for them to finally realize I wasn't mentally handicapped.
Special ed doesn’t necessarily mean handicapped.
@@mattm8596 No, these were like, going to need help with pretty much anything they're entire lives, Special Ed kids. Like the ones you see strapped to wheelchairs and drooling on themselves disabled. The teachers were comparing me to them.
Damn i would throw hands
@@adrestiaceaser3011 Oh, I didn't realize it was that kind of special ed, sorry you had to go through that. As someone who was in the higher-functioning sped program, I've had similar situations where I was put in meetings with lower-functioning students (like the ones you described), and it just did not feel right.
Before I went to middle school, I was thriving. I was at the top of my class especially for reading and writing and gotten awards. But when I reached middle school, they, immediately upon learning I was deaf, forced me into special ed. They treated me like I was absolutely stupid. They tried to teach me how to read, criticized everything I did, tried to assist me in the bathroom, had an aid follow me EVERYWHERE and tried to do stuff for me that I was very capable of doing, even following me to the carport after school and asking me over and over while pointing at each car, "Is that your mom? Is that your mom?" etc. Then refusing to let me leave when my mom arrived until she confirmed it was her. My self-esteem and confidence dropped like a rock. Especially when they started the gaslighting and lying and doing everything they could to prove I was stupid. The only thing I couldn't do was hear.
To the K-12 charter school teacher who visits the students from home. My daughter transferred from a private to a public school; and while things got better for her, she would have bouts where she just couldn’t go to school (or go enough to met the number of attendance days would allow her to get credit for the class). So she was often put on homebound status, with a teacher meeting with each of her teachers, collecting the assignments to be done and delivering them and picking them up to return, and acting as a conduit for communication.
If it weren’t for teachers like you, my daughter [who is now in her last semester of *college*] would never have been able to complete high school.
Thank you.
Couldn’t?
The gameplay in the background was insanely infuriating to watch.
Agreed, the lines are gonna look horrible
@@cynthiagustafson5164 my big issue is that the mower was moving too fast and bogging down, and there was no way to smoothly move at a reduced speed. This meant they had to stop, reverse, and go over again every few feet, making the cut terrible.
@@DJ_Level_3 there is tho! There's a freaking throttle slider they kept maxed out the whole time
@@11er33. wtf that's stupid
@@11er33. should have been drifting it lol
My friend’s mom taught elementary school, and she regularly had to have conversations with parents, fathers in particular, about not throwing away their daughter’s homework before she could complete it and turn it in. Apparently these men figured that their daughter’s only purpose was to get hitched and have babies, so learning the basics wasn’t necessary. It was really sad to think about.
UGH!!!!! I’d hate to live with a father with THAT attitude! Live, girls……there’s so much more to
life then marriage!!!! 😊
A lot of these stories were actually really sad. I feel bad for these kids.
When I was 15 I was volunteering at a very small private K-12 inner city school where my mom worked for school credit so I could graduate faster. One day at recess there was a drive by shooting. My mom started screaming and ran past several kids, even knocking one over, to get inside the building. I stayed with the little kids to protect and help them. I ended up covering one with my own body until the bullets stopped. No one ended up getting hurt--no thanks to my mom. By the time the parents came to pick up their children she'd decided on a plan to deflect attention from her abject cowardice and flagrant dereliction of duty. She took the time to explain to the parents that even though I'd thrown a kid to the ground and had been lying on top of the child, it wasn't any kind of SA. She didn't think I could hear her because I wasn't in the room but I was in an adjoining room out of view so I heard everything. The parents and other teachers were absolutely shocked and disgusted with her that she'd even suggest that since it was so obvious from context what was going on and the response was basically asking her what the hell was wrong with her.
So uh, good job mom, you successfully managed to deflect the conversation from your personal failings to your disgusting and unnecessary personal attack on me, not for the first time. I ended up going no-contact with her.
I think that facing death is one of the circumstances that lays bare your true soul and brings out who you *really* are inside. It forces you to drop all the lies and facade you've built around yourself. I take great comfort in the fact that when that happened, I proved that I was a better person than my mom. No matter what lies she tells about me, no matter how she attacks me, no matter what emotional scars I have from her, nothing can change the fact that my truest self is a better person than she could ever be.
Bro deserves 10k likes for this captain underpants long comment
Story #25 the mom was probably abused herself and was repeating what the boys father had said or he told her to say that. I was in an abusive relationship and my husband insisted on subpar parenting especially with his teachers. He told me to say things I knew were not true but thankfully I left him and we are divorced now and he doesn’t have our son
Say it with me.
Autism is not a disease.
Autistic kids are not stupid.
They can care, they can love
They can thrive in the world like anyone else.
Having autism doesn't mean your broken. It means you see the world differently. Parents, don't let your child suffer because of misinformation about autism. The doctor diagnosed me at 6 and said I would be a burden. I would never learn, love, graduate, and my parents would forever take care of me. I am now graduating, I have had relationships, I can love, and I can care. I have my own apartment with 2 very cute cats.. I am not a robot. I just don't function well in high stress or loud areas. Just give me time to adjust.
No, some are stupid. It's not a superpower or anything u should want. I've literally met an autistic man who couldn't understand that he shouldn't be m**sturbating in public
As someone who was diagnosed today, god that doctor's an asshole, great that your doing all well.
Depends on where they are on the spectrum
Story 14, i couldn't figure out if that was a joke post or if this lady was playing real life Among Us. I was waiting until everyone voted her off the ship
"My daughter didn't cheat I did!" 😂😂
Bruh I wanted to watch this video, but the first story had me seeing red hot rage. You didn't just stop your kid from moving away, you literally ruined her life. There's a reason I've suffered from chronic homelessness and have struggled to hold and keep a job. My parents had an extensive history of drug abuse and alcoholism and I was forced to drop our of school to work and make sure my 3 other siblings were fed and taken care of, and eventually got split up by CS and I haven't seen any of them in 7 years. At least the next eldest sibling, my sister, is in college now studying nursing so she can care for the elderly, and my other 2 siblings are being well taken cared off. But I received the brunt force of the effects of their drug abuse, and haven't been able to make a life for myself since. I'm making this post on family day (its a holiday were i live, where people celebrate and spend time with family) on an empty stomach
Sorry that your was hard. But don't be harder on yourself. Make it better, something to live for. Fill your stomach and be proud. You did good. Much love and hug.
Wishing you lots of energy and that you are seen by someone in your area and find a way to a safe and happier life.
If you feel like receiving a hug
Put your right Hand on your left shoulder
And your left hand on your right shoulder
Arms tight to the body
Close your eyes and feel the hug 🤗
Ohhh…so this is all about YOU.
Got it.
@@MakeWay4CJWTF? He is just explaining why that first story resonated with him.
@@zombiekidcrazy Had he simply said what you said-that the 1st story resonated with him because of his upbringing it would be one thing. But when he writes a full paragraph going into depth about what he's currently going through including having an empty stomach, it goes beyond just explaining that something resonated with him and seems more like he's simply participating in the "sympathy Olympics".
I am responding about the parent who did not want her child to be tested for autism. She might have been thinking that she did not want her child to be labeled. That might work out OK while they are attending grades pre k through 12, but in most states all students have the right to a free public education until their 22nd birthday. Without the testing it can be difficult to get them in to any program.
It's really not ok k-12 either. Getting "labeled" also means you get the help you need. You can't be given accommodations (including extra help geared towards specific learning disabilities) if you don't have something that says you need them. I wish I'd been diagnosed with ADHD as a kid instead of as an adult so I could have learned coping strategies when I was younger before I came up with my own, less effective, ways of coping with it. A grown ass adult, both my parents are dead, and I just found out this year that I have ADHD and the more I learn about it, the more I say "oh, that's why I do that."
Mom can't control her three year old. Uhhhh, that is her excuse to NOT do anything.
Who ever is playing the game in the background has never mowed a lawn in they’re entire life.
My best friend's cousin has really debilitating dyslexia, and she wasn't able to get help for it until college because her parents were extremely strict and absolutely refused to believe their daughter had a learning disability. They didn't even believe dyslexia was a thing. So she was illiterate for most of her childhood. And if that wasn't bad enough for her, the family immigrated from Bosnia when she was little, so she couldn't read in either language. So double the work.
I’m so sorry…..how sad and debilitating for that young girl!
Who is driving that mower? It's driving me nuts.
These stories remind me despite how lackluster my parents are
I love all the same and how right they raised me
My father was the Principal of a High School. The parent who made the biggest impression on him in his long career was the mother who stood up in a PTA meeting to complain that the school cafeteria had had the nerve to serve her Little Prince the heel of a loaf of bread,
watching the lawn mowing sim gameplay in the background gave me a headache the entire time 😖
I felt like I could cut grass IRL with my push mower faster and more competently than that, tbh. Push mowers get *really* short cuts.
@@impishrebel5969 I had such a struggle watching that I had to play Lawn Mowing Sim again and complete a few contracts just to sure it really wasn't that hard of a game
I don't understand. How hard is mowing the lawn?!
I had a student whos parents came to parent teachers conference high and reeking of weed. Explained a lot about that students behavior in retrospect.
These stories sound like every day of my like as a teacher.
I don't get it: if a student's paper is missing a page, why isn't the first step to talk to the student?
Story 18 😂😂😂😂 how they got quiet when the teacher told the parents he knew they was growing weed at home is priceless
Our daughter was an elementary school teacher for many years. Of all the stories about parent interaction, the two "buckets" that sadden us the most are (1) the parents that are completely delusional about their child's abilities and struggles, particularly the ones that are most likely to be 'on the spectrum' and could use all the help they can get (the stories about "I absolutely will not get my kid tested - they're perfectly fine" ring so, so true).
And (2) the parents that are polar opposites of one another in terms of their philosophy towards raising and educating their children. Palpable tension that frustrates and confuses the child, more often than not causing them to just shut down and shrivel up.
In Story 26, the "Let's fix the Homecoming Queen vote" story, it sounds like that member of the band booster organization has a thing for the girl he wants to be the Homecoming Queen.
If this is an adult we're talking about, I would have looked into that VERY carefully.
#5 certainly hit home for me. I was not upset about finding out that I was diagnosed with autism as a child. FINALLY a lot of the difficulties I had had as a teenager and as an adult made sense, as they were related to someone who has autism. What I was upset about was that NO ONE told me ~ for 45+ YEARS!
The one with the dad in jail makes me so mad because she literally said he abusive to her and then she moves out of state with him like why not divorce and move out of state where he won’t find her
bro, that first story is really fucked up. The mom actively contributed to her daughter's downfall.
This video has inspired me to be a better child and be better at school so I don't become a idiot like the parents in this video.
You have no idea how mad I was when he got 60.9% done with the yard and restarted.
When I was a student teacher, I mentored under a teacher who once was my younger sibling's favourite teacher, and who had a cousin in his class. (The uni wasn't aware of this, but it turned out well enough.)
Often, you would have the teachers comparing the helicopter parents, and the worst Parents to deal with.
Of course, my aunt (Or ex-aunt... she divorced my uncle, so there.) came up. She's an intolerable Karen of a woman, who always has to have things her way. (She does like me, and trusts me a lot because I'm such a nice guy. In fact, it's weird that she would be willing to trash my uncle, trash her kids, trash my Mom, trash my grandparents... But she adores me, and has shown that I'm the one thing she regrets ditching.) The teacher turned and asked me if I had the same experiences... I told him without question that yes, she was an overbearing nightmare.
I got an award at school from a teacher during assembly that said “ looks the busiest by doing the least” which didn’t make sense because I had the highest grades in my age group. My m9m laughed with everyone at the assembly but once we got home I was in trouble.
Wife was a teacher's aid in first grade and had a student who's homework was Obviously being done by her grandmother. And when asked, the grandmother denied it. So the teacher would send double homework back for both child and grandmother. Was told by the principle.
17:10 That is not where I thought that was going.
I was expecting the "tattoos" to be severely inappropriate, but I think what actually happened is even funnier.
10:44 The word "myself" is used as a reflexive (I'd rather do it myself) or as an intensive (I, myself, have seen this happen). It is not to be used as a substitute for the word "me".
Ah hell naw, i wanted to see the grass completely mowed 😭
Thanks for reminding me why I'm glad I turned away from becoming a teacher while I had the chance.
My dad was also one of those stupid parents…well, kind of.
Every year of high school, about a week or two before classes started, there was a registration day where you had to take a big stack of paperwork and turn it in to various bureaucrats affiliated with the school and the district. Then you got to get your school ID for the year and then your class schedule, maybe meet with a few teachers if you felt like you needed it…it was a decent experience, if tedious.
Every year, that stack of paperwork got mailed out sometime in July, and one of the forms was a form for free or reduced lunch. Every year, my dad refused to fill out that form, and I would always have to explain to the bureaucrats that he refused to fill it out because we did not qualify and he felt it a waste of his time and energy. And it would take me like 15-20 minutes of explaining everything before they would finally let me move through the rest of the registration process.
I told my dad how frustrating it was, how it really shouldn’t be this hard to do everything, and he stood his ground. I mean, I get where he was coming from, but it literally took less time for him to fill out the form than for me to explain to other people why he refused to fill it out. So essentially, he spared himself a headache so that I could have it later. Thanks, Dad!
Anyone else watching this, and want to throttle the person driving the lawn mower? LOL
Story 21, middle eastern Christians get henna tattoos too
Why is watching you fail at mowing virtual grass so triggering??!? Omg just drive straight, please for the love of god, this hurts to watch 😂
Bro straight up put videogame footage of himself cutting grass, I can absolutely respect that, you are doing an amazing job
I would violently disagree. This footage is physically painful for me to watch. I actually couldn't finish the video. It shows he's never cut a lawn in his life; you would never go im reverse as much as it shows. You do loops and if you miss something you catch it on the next pass, not whatever this BS is.
Really? That was a very poorly cut lawn.
i’m very, very confused at story 22, mainly the story beyond this point: 17:33
I have several mental issues, and i’ve always been anti-social at school. My mum is literally the best mum ever, and she is extremely cooperative with my issues.. but this mum.. what…. like.. god-dayum..
I have only my phycologist to help me with my trauma and stuff, and some teachers who are aware of my situation.
The principal at my brother's school, around 1990, had a zero-tolerance policy for bullying. Some of the parents tried to have her fired.
In 1990, parents believed bullying was a “rite of passage.” 😳
You need to ask that mom if she has 100% legal custody of the child if the father gets no say
My grandparents saw what was going on with my adhd (before they found out i had it, along with ODD) they went to extreme lengths to find out what was wrong and what they could do to help.
Also, they told me if I decided to go out of state they were not going to interfere with that since it would be my decision.
had a group of first graders with some parents and teachers proctoring the extracurricular event. One little boy would not follow any instruction and I told him he couldn't be out there if he wasn't going to follow the rules. His mother stormed over and attempted to steamroll me as she informed me he was too young for rules and didn't have to follow any. I pointed out all the other children were following the rules but she was viciously adamant. I asked her when she intended to start introducing rules, perhaps when he was 17 and coming at her with a knife? I felt bad for whichever teacher had to deal with this on a daily basis.
This isn’t exactly a stupid parent but I used to be a teacher. In one class I had a few kids that were pains, it was gifted and talented science, so he was smart. Parent teacher conference came around I guess I was the last on her list because she looked stressed. She sat down and said “so what has he done to you.” I quickly changed my tactics and started with some of the good things he did before pointing out that he was a pain, like for every other class. I did it because I wanted to help her feel a little better and not to help him. He wasn’t a lot better in my class but he did behave more often than before .
My dad’s girlfriend is a teacher who had plenty stories that make you just question if humanity is sane enough to survive.
But here’s two.
One mom threatened another kid to send the dog after him if he ever went after her child again. They were simply playing chasing each other.
There’s was this other kid who always wanted attention from the teacher, and she told him one day to shut it and then just ignored him for the rest off the day.
Next afternoon his parents come to her saying that he feels super depressed because she has been neglecting him. She’s still baffled by these parents.
She was also often yelled at by some idiot parents because she had to raise her voice sometimes to discipline some bad behaved brats.
What kind of mower cuts in reverse, that’s a safety hazard
Why is that lawn mower so slow
The problem with turnitin, and I've used it before, is that even if you write everything up on your own, it will literally red underline EVERYTHING, even if you dont yank it from somewhere else. nothing can be original anymore when everything original's already been done
The way that guy cuts grass is pissing me off…I dont even own a yard
Why do the impressions of the parents sound like the kids great grandparents such an old sounding impression🧓🏼👴🏼
Ayo, Story 5 sounds just like my experiences as a kid. I wonder if the kid in story 5 is me, because if so, it would explain a lot in my life.
Reminds me to never hire you to mow my lawn 🤣
Wow, someone actually created a yard work simulator! Great, cuz y'know, I just love cutting grass so much that I need some way to get my yard work fix between trims!
Um...that first story. Doesn't that legally qualify as child abuse? Because that's some insidious and extreme child abuse.
Some of these stories are just heartbreaking
Henna tattooing has historically been practiced in Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Judaism. It's not just an Islamic thing. It's a 5000 year old practice.
#12 Maybe the parents aren't interested in their kid's education. Or maybe they're both working 2 or 3 jobs just to stay afloat and can't take time off for conferences because they'd get fired if they did.
Ask "What dump SCHOOL BOARD experiences have you had?"
the story:😈
the backround:😎
I'm sorry but the gut playing lawn owing SIM is shot at that game holy puck
Anyone else utterly frustrated at the poor lawn mower form? STOP REVERSING OVER AND OVER, CHRIST
Story #22 - Wow, just wow...
Never touch a lawn ever again
Are you friggin kidding me? Who's playing the game in the background!? Have they never seen a lawn get mowed in their life?
Why he cutting the lawn like that???? 🫣
how the hell does it take 24 minutes to mow a VIRTUAL lawn
Man, I can relate. I had wicked school anxiety. All through *law school*. Sheesh.
10:24 When the Principal is sus
Lol the AI captions saying "ends in" instead of "hands in"...at least it got most things right
Some of these kids are lucky teachers aren’t allowed to use physical punishment anymore! When I was in elementary school and part of middle school the principal could still use a paddle on you if you were bad enough! I was a good girl though! At least in school….😂
Physical punishments, no matter how minor, aren't what every child needs, especially when a lot of students' issues stem from home you don't know if they are being abused and if corpoeral punishment would just make worse. Plus, there would be teachers who would use that as an advantage to physically abuse students. Plus, who in their right mind would want another adult laying a hand on a child that isn't theirs much less your own? Children are very weak compared to adults and can't properly defend themselves physically against one. You don't know what kind of ptsd a child has, and laying a hand on one could even trigger an episode. You don't know what mental issues a kid might have and make things worse, period. Also alot of these kid in this video are either not motivated to go to school and parents taking them out of it. I imagine corpoeral punishment would just chase away more kids and would lead to more parents taking them out.
Henna tattoos can actually be dangerous if you are allergic to henna. And since its not usually tested for as a allergen....you usually find out on getting one
20:23
Well other students are absolutely going to make fun of her for being dumb anyways, so they either let their daughter be smart or dumb
And they decided to make her dumb
18:44 students should never be held back except under the student's own request. So that shouldn't have been the parent's choice. That should have been the little girl's choice. Oh and I hope she got another year or two of intensive help with her reading and writing.
13:13 -- "One day a kid starts talking about how the plants and dare are all over his house."
Dare? Dare?
I cannot make sense of either the audio (it does sound like he's saying 'dare') or the text.
Anybody?
I spent primary 1-most of 7 in a special needs primary school and it was hell. I am autistic and at the time was prone to violent outbursts but the teachers instead of trying to find genuine solutions to the situation would just punish me and when I threw a tantrum would straight up punch me in "self defence" even when I wasn't hitting them at the time and would drag me on the floor to the head teachers office. I even had a bully at the school who would beat me up until I was badly bruised and on a lot of those occasions I would be the one blamed for starting a fight in spite of the fact that I had been hit over the back of the head with his school bag. The head teacher is one of the few people in my life I would describe as a b***h.
For the record I moved around the middle of P7 and the school I went to then was the best school I ever could have asked for. They did more to help me with my anger than my old school did in my entire time there.
Parents, what is your experience with the dumbest teachers.
Awesome another 1k subs!
The story about the teacher teaching AP US history? I had an English teacher who caused me to lose my 4.0 and lost scholarships. Only it wasn't because he was a tough teacher. It was because he never ever gave any student an 80 or above. No student was that smart. Don't know why he wasn't reprimanded or fired. One of the other students in my grade had him for a father. I wonder what her homelife was like?
The story of the mom calling the college chair for her daughter and story 10, yeah I know several people like that. One went to my community college and attended at the same time I did. This girl and I knew each other in High School and we didn't get along, not in the slightest. every time we talked she whined about the smallest thing. we had to do a project together to which she missed several weeks of school, I had already finished the project and when she finally showed up she hit me and told me I should have given her mom the part of the project she had to do since she was "in the hospital last week for having a stroke". (she always complained about having heart attacks and strokes 😑sure whatever you say Karen) I told her I didn't give her mom anything because I wasn't the teacher, I didn't know she was my partner until after the projects were handed out and I got stuck with her, and I told her if she had a stroke the week before she wouldn't be that coherent that fast. even a mild stroke leaves you out of it for a good 3 or so weeks (a friends a nurse). she threw a tantrum and punched me as hard as she could, she's much smaller than me and a hell of a lot weaker so it didn't hurt at all. I stood up and told her to try that one more time or I'd put her in the hospital for good. the teacher walked in and told me to me nice to which I and several others said the girl had hit me several times. I handed in the project and told me I did the whole thing so crybaby could figure out her own mess. he switched me to another group or another project. After high school I was in the same class as this jack*ck's mom who knew we didn't get along. she and I rarely spoke and when we did we were cordial to each other. when I asked how her daughter was she said she was attending the same college as me and was doing so with her bf. I said nice, I doubt I have any classes with her if she's an art major. following sememester I had that crybaby in a history class we both had to take. as soon as she sat down she picked up a book and chucked it at me. if went two feet and the teacher pulled her out of the classroom to talk, not even 5 minutes later he pulled me out of the class and asked me if anything the ratfink had said was true. I said I knew her from high school and that she always b*tched and whined about her health or whatever and had a tendency for hitting me for doing nothing. he told her if she tired anything like throwing things at anyone in class he'd drop her himself. never saw her again.
The other was a girl at my university. Her mom came to class with her the first day and for the next week of classes, asking all the questions for her daughter, who looked p-ed about everything and never looked up from her phone. the teacher banned her mom from attending classes as her daughter was an adult and could do things herself. you'd think the teacher told her to kill a puppy judging by the mother's reaction. I don't remember fully but she dragged her daughter out of the classroom and I didn't see her again until a few semesters later working at Taco Bell. I asked how she was doing and she went on for a good 15 minutes about how horrible her mother was and how she couldn't wait for her dad to get back from Afghanistan so she could actually join the army and get the f*ck out of dodge (her words). a boy I saw had the same problem as the story in the vid even though he wasn't in my class.
I would call my mom after talking to my adviser so he could tell her how well I was doing. he said he liked that my parents were involved in my education but let me do things myself, unlike other students.
16:01 You’re full! Deposit!
When my son received his schedule for his sophomore year in high school, he went to his advisor and said he wasn't going to take geometry. I got called in and the advisor told the needed geometry in order to take calculus. Now our community college allowed anyone to take up to 12 credits without submitting an application. Aware of the advisor's position I brought his transcript. He took calculus and got a 4.0 plus ad 100 on the final exam. Case closed.
Please excuse the typos and omissions. I have severe arthritis and sometimes my fingers don't cooperate.
Just found out I have autism and ADHD, I swear if some teacher puts me with Special Needs kids, it's fucking hunger games from there.
My Mother could never cheat for me. She had her Brain damaged due a infection, she is lucky she survived. I help her when I can. She has a normal Life.
As Reagan once said, maybe the problem is that they're not dumb...they just know way too much of what isn't so!
You know how we've had selective breeding with dogs? Humans should do the same. Stupid breeds stupid, and this does not make the world a better place
oh the stories my mom would tell... (she's a retired school librarian)
My neurodivergent brain keeps looking at the grasscutting action in the background more than the stories-
I hate my self for focusing so much on you mowing a virtual lawn with a virtual lawn mower that isn’t strong enough to cut this virtual grass in one go. What kind of torture is this?
AMENNNN. My anxiety level is rising just watching it!
Story 18, yes they are 😂
16:09 well, that’s rich!