Parents reaction to you not making it? (1 Viewer)

[lyounamu]

the course i am going for is too low to miss.

 

[possessionless]

Mine are ok with it, because... I will make it. No way around it.

As long as I tried my best they say. I'm sure they'll be heaps disappointed if I didn't meet their secret expectations though.

same here. plus dont think they were too fond of my uni choices but they stop me or say NO you cant do that. i know deep down they prefered something else but its my life and meh lol

 

[Absolutezero]

the course i am going for is too low to miss.</SPAN>

I had the same thing. Really takes the pressure off.

 

[raniaaa]

lol my parents will say "aww" and then say "don't worry" and then smile and tell me i still get to do what i want and it's not the end of the world...



and then i'll find my mum crying in her bedroom and my dad will start lecturing me for not letting him help me in maths.

omg LOL! yeah that'll be my parents. except dad with chem and mum with maths + physics.
and then they'll say we offered to get you a tutor you're so stubborn blablabla

 

[possessionless]

lol my parents will say "aww" and then say "don't worry" and then smile and tell me i still get to do what i want and it's not the end of the world...



and then i'll find my mum crying in her bedroom and my dad will start lecturing me for not letting him help me in maths.

hahahaha is your dad a teacher?
my mum a maths teacher and she does that!
"YOU COULD HAVE DONE SO MUCH BETTER IN MATHS" etc etc
i dont think she realises that my brain is more english-orienated these days!

 

[Jack Burton]

they prolly send me to the basement

 

[jmods]

Arts/Law at Usyd is a cruel mistress.

My parents know how hard I've worked this year (I know I've certainly taken it out on them ) and all the sacrifices and whatever else. So they'll be pleased whatever I get, but just disappointed on my behalf if I don't get it.

That being said, they'd try to convince me that it's not a big deal (which is what they are currently doing... suggesting I study less >_>). Then again, I guess when I actually did have a life earlier in the year they tried to tell me to study

 

[annabackwards]

You'd think that wouldn't you.

Rice to an asian is just as important as oxygen.

I am so not asian =='

the course i am going for is too low to miss.

Same here

 

[kblager]

You'd think that wouldn't you.

Rice to an asian is just as important as oxygen.

Haha so true. i'm asian and i don't know what i'd do without my daily rice.

maybe end up like this guy -->

 

[d3vilz]

probably tell me off and then lecture me

 

[Teclis]

My parents are asian. So that means no rice for an eternity. XD

So just eat Pasta instead

No but seriously... if you're parents give the I'm dissapointed speech one of the parties is shit.

If you tried hard on a reasonable level (not throw your friendships away for the HSC but studying 9 hours a day) and failed at getting above 90 or to get into first round the course you wanted to get into... then your parents should be less shit, remember that they had it much easier, had their University probably completely payed for, and that you tried hard and that anything more would be unreasonable and made you an unbalanced individual.

If you just didn't try then you deserve to feel guilty and get the "you dissapoint me" speech...

 

[Blaz-357]

my mum told me to drop out of school and go tafe and get a trade or sum shit..coz i was "failing"...im estimated to get like 95+ atar...azn parents...lol, she was also unhappy when i told her i didnt wanna do med anymore haha

 

[danal353]

^lol my friend got an estimate of 99.00 and her parents said she should be getting at least 99.6...

 

[eldore44]

white parents ftw!

 

[Winn]

Asian parents lol.
My parents will probably be happy with about 97+, although will probably still whinge for a while.
99+ they should be pretty damn happy.
Anything under 95, which means no scholarships, they will probably be really disappointed and I would feel terrible because I know I haven't tried my best...Argh that would be terrible, don't go there.
If I don't get into my first preference -> Dad would probably be saying "So you thought you were good eh?", mum would probably be yelling, lol.

 

[danal353]

my mum told me she had a dream that I would get 99.7... which is not going to happen. she mentions it once in a while...

 

[vantastic]

I think my parents would be ok with everything, but i told my mum that the school expect 95-98 and 98+ and she doesn't seem to think i can get it lolz

 

[mazarati]

my mum knows that there are so many ways to get into uni that instead of telling me to study, she tells me to have a break lol

 

[mharris]

my arents wouldnt really care, they know ive tried hard all year, and so whatever happens, gap year next year anyway, i couldnt give a s*** about marks until uni the year after

 

[cerys]

My mum would be fine either way. She's not evil asian like the other mums here.