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Students demand trigger warning
- Thread starter Salty
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canadyjd
Well-Known Member
Good for the University. It is about time.
I propose a large poster on every students door as they leave their room for classes…
“WARNING!!!!! You are now entering the real world. People will have different opinions than you do. Suck it up, BUTTERCUP!!!!”
peace to you
When I first started working full time after graduating High School, I was stressed, did I have the right stuff to make it in the world? Actually I learned much of the coping behaviors I needed during those first years on the job. Ears open, mouth shut, do your best and acknowledge your failures. Stick to the truth, treat everyone with kindness and keep on growing.
I had learned in elementary school that sticks and stones could break my bones, but words could never hurt me.
I had learned in elementary school that sticks and stones could break my bones, but words could never hurt me.
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Glad that college did something right for once.
I had to take a dumb class in University about stress management. It was a bunch of manbabies and feminists in a metaphorical kumbaya circle talking about how stressed they are, and how hard college life was, and their microaggressions.
Eventually I couldn't stand it and told them "My great uncle climbed Point Du Hoc under German fire on D-Day, my Great-grandfather invented the Foley Catheter, one Loyalist ancestor invaded Massachusetts in the Revolutionary War and burned half the state down, my great-great grandfather crossed the Vermont border in 1840 after his family began starving in Quebec, my Great X10 Grandfather sailed across the Atlantic in 1620 as a Priest's helper, eating hardtack and spoiled food to survive and then became a trapper, and all y'all bunch of sissies in this classroom are whining about how hard you've got it because your professor didn't use your preferred pronoun? You're all spoiled and don't have a clue about how hard life is."
I had to take a dumb class in University about stress management. It was a bunch of manbabies and feminists in a metaphorical kumbaya circle talking about how stressed they are, and how hard college life was, and their microaggressions.
Eventually I couldn't stand it and told them "My great uncle climbed Point Du Hoc under German fire on D-Day, my Great-grandfather invented the Foley Catheter, one Loyalist ancestor invaded Massachusetts in the Revolutionary War and burned half the state down, my great-great grandfather crossed the Vermont border in 1840 after his family began starving in Quebec, my Great X10 Grandfather sailed across the Atlantic in 1620 as a Priest's helper, eating hardtack and spoiled food to survive and then became a trapper, and all y'all bunch of sissies in this classroom are whining about how hard you've got it because your professor didn't use your preferred pronoun? You're all spoiled and don't have a clue about how hard life is."