You tried.
"Because brown skin = non Americans."
Oh geez, Grumpy Cat just reached out to us with a comment on this story.
You think women don't also get told they're not attractive ALL the time? So instead of just finding a girl who likes what you look like, you're going to harass a gay guy? WTF?
To be fair though, I think girls have this too. That whole "feeling like no one attracted to you" is basically every girl's life. I constantly worry about the fact I've only been on two dates in the last year, and obsess about what I did to not be called again. Did I not have enough makeup? Did I have too much and…
I'm a straight woman who feels like no one's attracted to me. I "peaked" over ten years ago according to men. At least men don't depreciate like fucking cars. Whyyyy do men think women are never lonely, rejected, ignored?! Is it because the "dime pieces" are literally the only ones on your radars?
He and other people in hiring positions are constantly having to weed out no-talent hacks who somehow got a STEM degree, but only went into their field because of money. Guess what? Those people don't excel at their jobs. They are barely competent.
Well of course you need a "stem" degree to work at a "large plant"
I've worked as an editor for the past 13 years and I can tell you that we have never considered a candidate without a bachelors degree. She's not saying you don't need to go to college. She's emphasizing the importance of internships and hands-on experience, and deemphasizing the importance of majoring in journalism…
He says the expulsion has made it impossible for him to start his job at a Wall Street firm
I think "worth it" is based on how much you pay for what you get long term.
So here's a tale of three lawyers.
Lawyer 1 went to a big name private school and big name graduate school — and came out with a great deal of student loan debt (around $200k).
Lawyer 2 went to a state school followed by a smaller, private law…
HA! You would think, wouldn't you? And yet I'm one of those people who got a graduate degree because I straight up loved going to school and I didn't want to stop. If I ever won the lottery, I would just pay schools to let me attend graduate classes and get graduate degrees.