#pay for online class

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[umemiyan]

um….. what the fuck sort of age indicator is this 😭

not to mention this:

like did you even bother to look at my profile?

we serve dark content here sir

[reamed]

can someone plz cry with me

[midnighttraindemo]

FUCKED UP + PHOTOCOPIED: Instant Art Of The Punk Rock Movement

published 1999, this 3rd printing pub. 2002

[badolmen]

*biting my arm off*

[hollowfacility]

In like a month or so I'm gonna have to go back to school, so my "goal" for this year is to have a complete and organized folder, since last year not having it like that fucked me over multiple times. And also to not have to worry about the teachers checking folders

[junos-cacophony]

juno pay attention to class instead of thinking about your qpp challenge (impossible!!!)

[rosalesbeausderholle]

It's incredibly embarrassing to be unemployed and talk with my parents. They're completely understanding of my situation and how much the job market sucks atm and they've been nothing but nice to me about it and support me financially through this rough patch and YET everytime I talk to them I feel like I should get run over by a car so that they don't have to bear the stain of having me as a daughter anymore.

[miiiwu]

Tbh I don’t think I ever mentally recovered from the pandemic. I’m still. Idk. Floating thru life with no real routine. Shit sucks

[cosmicredcadet]

Y'all listen just because you learned something in school doesn't mean everyone else did. idk how y'all got this idea in ur heads that we all learned the same shit when literal book bans are happening in schools across the united states and certain subjects are being banned from ever being talked about. (do not even get me started on the fact different countries have different curriculum too) Like you cannot say "You guys obviously just didn't pay attention in school and are stupid because we all learned this" like you are ignoring like 50 other options as to why people may not have learned this ranging from poorly funded school to disabled kid getting shoved into special ed classes which are often notorious for mistreating their disabled students. I'm begging you all to understand the nuance of why certain skills and abilities aren't as widely spread as you assume they should be.

[science-lings]

I wanna be able to know about queer history and different cultural views of queerness partially because I just really wanna know it and partially bc I think it would make fiction set in historical settings more interesting. I also think it would be cool to incorporate real past queer culture in writing without having to include the Horrors (homophobia, transphobia, etc).

[britneyshakespeare]

fuck digital service fees for tuition

[autopsytableromance]

One of the wildest things about this professor too is that her justification for putting most lectures online instead of doing them in class is that “you don’t need me to teach you how to take notes” which like. That’s. Not why people give in person lectures? It’s so ppl can ask questions and make sure they understand? And so we fucking do something in class other than a quiz to prove we watched the lecture you assigned and then 2 days of watching bo burnham??

[inthecarpets]

Hey, as someone who was unschooled, please don’t say that parents “do not care” to teach their children. It has nothing to do with not caring, in fact in my experience, parents of unschooled children care far more than those of schooled children. Are there bad apples? Absolutely! But unschooling is not out of a lack of care. My parents did not put me in school because they thought I’d struggle there, and frankly I do not think I would have survived school. I am much happier with the way I was raised than any of my friends who were sent to school are.

I also know many, MANY people who were unschooled like me that have successful careers and lives. Please don’t fall for the “well they didn’t go to school so they’re failures as adults” thing.

I wrote those tags written quick without bigger thought, my bad i apologize.

That being said if you happened to watch the video i mentioned in the tags, you'd hear how the youtuber mentions how much parents care, mentions the safety of schools with the shootings, the state of US education, and however how much said care can also ruin child's life sometimes. There might be plenty of children who ended up successful but also plenty who ended not successful. There are even comments under the video. (once again, a video by Kasia Baba)

Everything in life is nuanced. But like, I never said anything about "well they didn’t go to school so they’re failures as adults" since literally homeschooling exists and people can get schooling in individualistic ways? And very specific cases exist aswell.

It's simply absolutely wild to me that it's legal to not even teach your children Basic Math or Reading in the US. Because stuff like that in my country is Illegal. It's illegal. It's simply illegal here so Yes i'm going to think it's Wild. Education was boiled really deep in us bc education meant a job for decades.

Teaching basic math and reading should be mandatory no matter what. That's also why homeschooling in my country requires some kind of tests every now and then.

Like honestly, every child is different but also there still needs to be some kind of system in place bc most of normie parents couldn't Ever handle something like "unschooling".

In my non american eyes It's a very special kind of upbringing which should be reserved Only to very individual cases. There are children who'll learn how to read on their own and count on their own. But it's not all of them. I know that if it were me? I'd be ruined as hell because i was a slow kid.

Please note i'm seriously, Not American so it's natural such concepts would surprise.

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[thegreatyin]

does anyone else not like the fact that therapist youtube ads are a thing now. like it feels like a weirdly corporate way of monetizing mental health. like yeah you should go to therapy if you need it but it feels like companies are trying to extend america's weird "advertising pharmaceutical drugs in ads" movement to mental wellness and it's icky