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1) I don't think you'll get too many bites after talking about hitting people. 2) If you hated it so much, why in the world would you allow your parents to ban
by JustSomeNobody 11y ago
1) I don't think you'll get too many bites after talking about hitting people.
2) If you hated it so much, why in the world would you allow your parents to bankroll it? That seems so disrespectful to me.
- 1971genocide 11y agoIts a thought - I am sure many other students who were taking actual loans would have much more terrible thoughts. Yes, I realize it was a mistake. When I was 18 I was fed the same garbage about going to university as everyone else and took it without much reasoning - It was my fault, I was an idiot. There are many other people who are in much more worse situation then I am, A lot of my friends are in much more stressful situation then me. Yes its disrespectful to my parents and that is why I quit. I felt terribly guilty since it was after all not my hard earned money but my parent's. They also brought into the whole university scam as a road to middle class life. I have never felt more relieved. Now I can go do some real studying in a much more relaxed fashion.
- droithomme 11y agoDon't listen to that guy.
- aianus 11y ago2) Can't speak for OP but for a lot of parents (mine included) having a college-educated son is a status symbol (like a nice car or house). If it'll make them happy to piss their money away towards my tuition, why should I refuse?