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DISAPPOINTED ASIAN FATHER MEME VOL. BRILLIANT!!
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This hits right at home.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me...
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This hits right at home.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me...
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Switch A-SIAN with A-FRICAN and thats my popsOriginally Posted by AntonLaVey
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Switch A-SIAN with A-FRICAN and thats my popsOriginally Posted by AntonLaVey
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Originally Posted by acidicality
This hits right at home.Well, pretty much all of these are on point.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me, and I got sick of it.
Playing the world's saddest song on the world's smallest violin just for you.
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Originally Posted by acidicality
This hits right at home.Well, pretty much all of these are on point.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me, and I got sick of it.
Playing the world's saddest song on the world's smallest violin just for you.
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Originally Posted by trey ohh five
Originally Posted by acidicality
This hits right at home.Well, pretty much all of these are on point.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me, and I got sick of it.
Playing the world's saddest song on the world's smallest violin just for you.
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Originally Posted by trey ohh five
Originally Posted by acidicality
This hits right at home.Well, pretty much all of these are on point.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me, and I got sick of it.
Playing the world's saddest song on the world's smallest violin just for you.
Maybe I put that too seriously unintentionally. But it'd be like this.
Me: My report card came in. I got a 3.4.
Mom/Dad: _____ got a 4.0 again. Why can't you get good grades like him? At this rate you're going to UC River-side!!! Or Santa Cruz!!
Me: ...uh, they're both good schools you know...
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Originally Posted by trey ohh five
Originally Posted by acidicality
This hits right at home.Well, pretty much all of these are on point.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me, and I got sick of it.
Playing the world's saddest song on the world's smallest violin just for you.
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Originally Posted by trey ohh five
Originally Posted by acidicality
This hits right at home.Well, pretty much all of these are on point.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me, and I got sick of it.
Playing the world's saddest song on the world's smallest violin just for you.
Maybe I put that too seriously unintentionally. But it'd be like this.
Me: My report card came in. I got a 3.4.
Mom/Dad: _____ got a 4.0 again. Why can't you get good grades like him? At this rate you're going to UC River-side!!! Or Santa Cruz!!
Me: ...uh, they're both good schools you know...
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Originally Posted by acidicality
Originally Posted by trey ohh five
Originally Posted by acidicality
This hits right at home.Well, pretty much all of these are on point.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me, and I got sick of it.
Playing the world's saddest song on the world's smallest violin just for you.
Maybe I put that too seriously unintentionally. But it'd be like this.
Me: My report card came in. I got a 3.4.
Mom/Dad: _____ got a 4.0 again. Why can't you get good grades like him?
Me: ...
Uh... make... better... grades maybe?
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Maybe you should have gotten a 4.0 then.Originally Posted by acidicality
Originally Posted by trey ohh five
Originally Posted by acidicality
This hits right at home.Well, pretty much all of these are on point.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me, and I got sick of it.
Playing the world's saddest song on the world's smallest violin just for you.
Maybe I put that too seriously unintentionally. But it'd be like this.
Me: My report card came in. I got a 3.4.
Mom/Dad: _____ got a 4.0 again. Why can't you get good grades like him? At this rate you're going to UC River-side!!! Or Santa Cruz!!
Me: ...uh, they're both good schools you know...
Humbled
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Originally Posted by acidicality
Originally Posted by trey ohh five
Originally Posted by acidicality
This hits right at home.Well, pretty much all of these are on point.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me, and I got sick of it.
Playing the world's saddest song on the world's smallest violin just for you.
Maybe I put that too seriously unintentionally. But it'd be like this.
Me: My report card came in. I got a 3.4.
Mom/Dad: _____ got a 4.0 again. Why can't you get good grades like him?
Me: ...
Uh... make... better... grades maybe?
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Maybe you should have gotten a 4.0 then.Originally Posted by acidicality
Originally Posted by trey ohh five
Originally Posted by acidicality
This hits right at home.Well, pretty much all of these are on point.
Growing up, I never felt I was doing good enough, because my parents would always tell me I wasn't doing well enough, they would never be satisfied. Because of them, my approach to school was never to learn genuinely, but to make sure I wasn't a failure. They would always compare me to other people who were "better" than me, and I got sick of it.
Playing the world's saddest song on the world's smallest violin just for you.
Maybe I put that too seriously unintentionally. But it'd be like this.
Me: My report card came in. I got a 3.4.
Mom/Dad: _____ got a 4.0 again. Why can't you get good grades like him? At this rate you're going to UC River-side!!! Or Santa Cruz!!
Me: ...uh, they're both good schools you know...
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