Garfie |
13-10-2024 09:39 AM |
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Originally Posted by Mrluvaluva
(Post 11527120)
And she's been banned from the inernet and can only buy scratch cards on a Saturday. She admitted she couldn't complete her first course as it was so hard for her. It seems she's incapable of living life on her own. It's hard to imagine.
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I understand that she found the first course at Uni too difficult, but to be accepted in the first place, she ie educated to A Level standard, and must have achieved pretty decent grades in order to gain a University place in the first place. In my experience, Unis tend to interview candidates before an offer is issued, so again, she must have presented appropriately during that.
The fact that she achieved good A Level grades suggests she must be able to be calm and focused to study, which would indicate an ability to control herself. She must also have the intellect necessary to learn and understand more complex concepts to be able to complete A Levels.
Therefore, it doesn’t make sense to me that she is presenting almost like a young child. It seems to indicate that she is picking and choosing how and when she behaves. This, to me, is the conundrum you identified.
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