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So I was on reddit (as always) and I posted a question about college. It was in response to another comment I received from some asshole saying I was, "privileged" to be attending college.

It made me start thinking, especially since yet again this semester I'm failing my math course but passing literally everything else. I don't know what it is but I often end up with the shittiest of math teachers who can't/don't teach very well at all and it makes things extremely difficult. But you know, "ThAt'S ColLeGe, StUdY HaRdEr." Apparently your not allowed to point out that if your going into eternal debt to study something, you should at least have state of the art professors. Instead you get passive aggressive assholes who insinuate that this is the real world when they do fucked up shit. In reality, most jobs are pretty straightforward... unless your a stem major or some shit..

What do you think? I think the word gets thrown around a little too much. Human beings have needs, and at some point I guess it will be a privilege to afford enough shit paper to wipe your ass. You certainly aren't entitled to being able to wipe your ass are you?

Met this girl (24) online who moved to my city 2 years ago for work and things moved fast. One 3 hour dinner at a restaurant & I got the impression that she was a complete "goody two shoes." We had so many values in common... so I thought :/
2nd date she invited me over and we slept together, which caught me off guard. She initiated everything, but I went with it b/c it felt special. I didn't finish and she said "I'm sorry I'm not very good at this" which got me thinking she had not been with many people.
2 wks later we were in a relationship & the only thing I knew about her past was her one and only 9 month relationship & some dating that didn't work out. A week later at 11:30pm she gets a missed call & text from a guy saying "Hey, I miss you." She explained it was a guy she dated earlier in the year. No big deal she didn't even reply.

A week ago and a text form her ex for a valid reason created another awkward situation, which led to me asking dangerous questions. How old she was when she lost her virginity & how many guys she had slept with? I didn't think I would get unsavory answers, but I did.

She lost her V at 20/21 (not a big deal), told me I was the 8th guy she had slept with & the last guy was 4/5 months before me. With her only being 24 & a 9 month relationship in there I did the math. From the time she broke up with her ex there was an 18 month period where she slept with 6 guys. Very unsavory info, but it gets worse... 2 of them were one night stands where she invited the guys over to her apmt the very first time, the other 4 she slept with after only 2-4 dates and one turned into a friends with benefits situation for 2 weeks :/

We have already BOTH fallen for each other hard and I'm devastated. She feels AWFUL, said she was lonely & admits the mistakes & how stupid she was. I feel like she was only after sex, had no respect for herself, didn't learn from the mistakes & am having a hard time seeing her as the same person I thought she was.

So my cousin wants to study at a Japanese university (idk why he would do that to himself, probably too much anime) with a scholarship and he's using this test as practice, 7 questions, 1 hour.

http://www.ar.emb-japan.go.jp/Contenido/Formularios%20de%20Becas/ga-math_a.pdf

If you're a teacher, would you use this test on high school students?

To me, this looks like what I would expect to see on a test of middle school students entering high school, not high school students entering university... Essentially to breeze through this you need to know quadratic equations, functions & graphs, probability rules & how to count, simple algebraic identities, basic geometry of congruent triangles, circles, Pythagorean theorem. Nothing really at high school level (integrals, derivatives, vectors, analytic geometry, solid geometry, trigonometry, classical inequalities etc.), though question 3 does require you to know a tiny bit of logic, so it's probably harder than the rest.

Rank the questions from easiest to hardest? (for example 1 < 2 < 3 < 4 < 5 < 6 < 7)

Also congrats to @jemini_crocket for passing her Math test, all she did this summer were playing video games, went on dates and worked a part time job. I am very proud of her 👏👏👏