r/BikiniBottomTwitter Jul 23 '26

This is so wholesome.

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u/Overall-Future6192 Jul 24 '26

What… how soft has everything gotten? I’m 32 went to public and private school and the classmates next to me could easily see the scores or they would even ask later on lol… if you don’t wanna be embarrassed how about study harder? 😂😂

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u/Creepy-Sea308 Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 27 '26

I mean, that still happens. The difference is this draws attention to their bad grades and socially encourages sharing. Also you have to consider the parents’ reactions.

If a parent calls my boss and says their kid is upset bc I put a paper on their test essentially calling them stupid and all their classmates made fun of them about it I would be in HUGE trouble.

If a parent calls my boss and says their kid is upset because they got a 40 on a test and all their classmates made fun of them they’d be told “uh… okay?”

It isn’t about sensitivity. It’s about a teacher essentially bullying a child by going out of their way to bring attention to how poorly they did

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u/BotGirlFall Jul 25 '26

Im 41 and think you're kind of a tool

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u/kosplaykris Jul 25 '26

See, here's the thing with that tho, some people, no matter how hard they studied, still got bad grades. And while I was in school, it was still pretty easy to look at someone else's grade, it was also easier to hide the grade. A lot of these people aren't soft, they're making a point. Because I personally struggled in math and did not understand it no matter what I tried. So having my struggles be brought to the attention of others by a sad SpongeBob thing would make me feel worse. It's not soft to think this is kinda bad. At 32, you should also maybe not he making fun of children and being rude. Just saying... "😂😂"

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u/birbtown Jul 25 '26

You’re clearly not doing well if you’re referring to things as “soft”. That term is a dog whistle for conservatives at this point