jessxxr
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mum: completely fine
dad: doesn't know yet, probably be disappointed
dad: doesn't know yet, probably be disappointed
How did your parents react to your marks? (1 Viewer)
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Typing this from the local library, have to go to Centerlink to que up for government housing now.
ohexploitable
hey
okay srslymy father hit me
my mother cried
they've locked me in my room
i can hear my father's anger
i can hear my mother's sorrow
i have dishonoured my family
now i fear i will have no family
i haven't told them yet
and i don't think they would give a shit
ohexploitable
hey
oh wow you took me seriously
bleakarcher
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LOOOOOLLLOL!
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My mum was more excited then I was, she shook me awake at 6:30 because she wanted to know the marks literally whooped when she saw. My dad asked me to email him a screen shot an hour later and seemed quite stunned about it. My 88 is proof that your SC most certainly does not define the rest of your education, and boy did I enjoy rubbing that in at the school results meet
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I revealed my ATAR in front of the whole family.
They were expecting 95+ but I got 94.80. They said that I did well.
But I was disappointed ....
They were expecting 95+ but I got 94.80. They said that I did well.
But I was disappointed ....
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You've got to be kidding?
You were THAAAAAT close to a 95, it shouldn't matter. Unless, of course, that 0.2 was the difference between you getting into a course or not.
When i told my parents my ATAR, they said 'Yeah, great.' and all that stuff. They didn't say it, but I could see in their eyes that they were very disappointed in me.
They then lectured me about how i should've tried harder this year.
I got 80.35. I was expecting better (like an 83, so i could add 5 bonus points and get into medical science), but the BOS had other plans for me.
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Dad - Telling me that my ATAR is good, that it's good that I'll get into uni and I can transfer after the first year, etc. He was being very encouraging. Everything was good with him
Mum - Disappointed and says she's isn't happy that I didn't get 90+
Asian mum, Australian dad. You get the picture.
Mum - Disappointed and says she's isn't happy that I didn't get 90+
Asian mum, Australian dad. You get the picture.
oh wow you just made me feel even more like shit. So much for this website helping out, fucking screw this I'm outta here.
ohexploitable
hey
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by the standards of everyone else (i.e. the people who matter) thats a great atar and nothing to be disappointed aboutlol ended up with 98.55 but by ruse standards thats a fail
Official
Bring it on
parents were relatively happy with 99.85
more importantly i was happy considering i didn't think i'd make 99 with my english rank (50/160)
more importantly i was happy considering i didn't think i'd make 99 with my english rank (50/160)
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85.5 - With the help of a couple bonus points I get into my Uni course, tbh Thats all I and my parents cared about
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I could tell they were surprised and a little disappointed, but they already knew I was shattered yesterday so they just assured me I'd get where I want to be one way or another. Sorry to those that got such negative responses, especially those who got marks I would be over the moon with (I know that people have different standards, of course.)
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Bad luck mate.lol ended up with 98.55 but by ruse standards thats a fail
Are you saying Ruse people don't matter?
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Me: I got 98.45
Mum: Ohh, Ohh, that's unfortunate
Bloody hell, 3 months ago she said that it wouldn't matter at all what atar I got as long as I got a scholarship into a course I wanted. So I apply for the scholarship, get the interview, get the offer, then get the mark needed (to accept the scholarship), and I get "Ohh, Ohh, that's unfortunate" line, followed by a day of her expressing her dissapointment that I didn't get a 99. She doesn't care that I've got what I need, she seemed to only care that she can't boast about a 99 to her coffee friends. I have had a day of her asking "are you disappointed that you got that when you could have been 99 material?" and "don't wish you put in the effort to get a 99 like your friends did"
She is normally ok, just so obsessed with results and performance it is aggravating. FYI, not an asian family.
To be fair I did cruise through year 12 with minimal effort as I don't care too much about atar bragging rights.
Mum: Ohh, Ohh, that's unfortunate
Bloody hell, 3 months ago she said that it wouldn't matter at all what atar I got as long as I got a scholarship into a course I wanted. So I apply for the scholarship, get the interview, get the offer, then get the mark needed (to accept the scholarship), and I get "Ohh, Ohh, that's unfortunate" line, followed by a day of her expressing her dissapointment that I didn't get a 99. She doesn't care that I've got what I need, she seemed to only care that she can't boast about a 99 to her coffee friends. I have had a day of her asking "are you disappointed that you got that when you could have been 99 material?" and "don't wish you put in the effort to get a 99 like your friends did"
She is normally ok, just so obsessed with results and performance it is aggravating. FYI, not an asian family.
To be fair I did cruise through year 12 with minimal effort as I don't care too much about atar bragging rights.