Would you date a person who flunk a grade?

[Anonymous]

[Lliam]

In the sixth grade, there are three girls. One girl is a blonde, one is a brunette, and one is a red head. Which one has the biggest breasts?

The blonde, she's 19.

I'd date her. 🤣🤣🤣

Seriously, though. There might be various reasons why she flunked a grade. It doesn't necessarily mean that she isn't smart, doesn't have common sense and a great personality.
Formal education doesn't mean much to me.
So having flunked a grade, in itself, wouldn't lower my opinion of her.

[lightbulb27]

yes I married her. .. but I think she flunked only a few classes, not a whole grade.

I never told her I flunked a grade and was held back a year basically. oopsy... it's ok, I finished college top of class.

flunking is a sign of something... doesn't mean they are dumb. means how they learn different, they are bored, etc..

it might mean big trouble...

[WhitneySnow]

Maybe but probably not. Chances are someone who flunked a grade would not have the same activities and interests as I do. But if they did then definitely I would.

[kylee2437]

Not everyone is good in school. That doesn’t mean you lack intelligence.

[Asker]

Thank you

[Skinhead-1979]

Sure, why not?

Dropped out of high school after I stayed long enough to be able to college.

Dropped out of my IT college course

Dropped out of my Mechanical Engineer course

Dropped out of my Chef's apprenticeship.

Worked as a chef for 22 years; also been Sous and Head Chef

[Skinhead-1979]

A career means jack-shit to me; I am not forced to choose between starving/ homelessness, 4 jobs low paying jobs or 1 high paying job for which I have had to get into thousands and thousands of 'Dollar' in debt.

We are heading in that direction, but the UK... most European countries... are still far removed from how it is in the US.

It's a shame that it is no longer how it was during the 1980s, and even still 1990s, but 1 parent working was enough to bring enough money home to support a family of 4, have a nice house, car, go on holiday and do nice things. ... nowadays both parents need to work to be able to achieve the same.

[Skinhead-1979]

Not that I'd be the right person for it... but if I wanted a career I should have followed my 2 year younger brother to the US; last time I heard, he was a Senior Project Manager at the Rockefeller centre. Prior to that, top manager in a big hotel chain, on $250K a year.

But that's just not for me... I want to make enough money to be able to support a family; that's it.

I am not a Work-Slave to be exploited by greedy employers

[thenerdone]

I probably wouldn't, though it depends on why.
Forgive me for being a bit bragadocious here— I'm in the thousandth percentile in terms of giftedness, and I just wouldn't be able to connect with someone who doesn't operate around that level. That's just me personally though.
And of course there are other reasons besides lacking intelligence. I know a thing or two about doing literally anything with ADHD.

[HawkPerception]

Yes. I don't see education or income as factors when it comes to dating. All I care about is whether or not I'm compatible and attracted to her. If she has those 2, I'll make it work somehow. Where there's a will, there's a way.

[NamerOfStars]

Sure- but then, I'm at an age when school was a LONG time ago. Younger people might feel differently.

[Danny_dan92]

I did. And many girls are attracted to me. What matters is you’re intelligence and common sense

[Asker]

❤️ Thank u

[Danny_dan92]

Yeah, no problem

[SpeedAnswerDemon]

why would I date somebody with a grenade.
i'd marry her if she just walked around with a grenade

[Anonymous]

It all just depends. What grade did they flunk? Why did they flunk? Most importantly what kind of person are they

[DrPepper12]

Why not? What grade? I'm a teacher and believe me, its NOT done lightly.

[Sasquach]

School things only ever matter in school. Nobody will know or care after you leave school whether or not you flunked a grade

[RedInnocent69]

Sure. Not really sure how it would come up though.

[OhLongJohnsoning]

If they went back and did it again, and passed

Remember you can't judge a person for what they did, only what they do

[zombiewoof]

First or second grade they may not have been mature enough, no big deal

[elizamichale1]

Not a big deal

[exitseven]

Yes, if she was nice and liked me I would.

[Dongie]

Hell NO. Why should I?

[Asker]

Why tho?

[Dongie]

It's just a joke. I think it would be stupid to be that way.

[Asker]

Oh okay

[Fireguy17]

sure, why not?

[Julian7312]

Definitely.

[Emanon25]

Why not

[shortster]

I guess.

[noohair]

Sure