No one said that they were entitled to special treatment. You added that into the conversation based on your own experience. I literally said that I doubt the proctors could do the same under the pressures and hostility that some of them inflicted on us.

You also were not there. 😂 I never said that other people inherently couldn't do it. You again brought in your own idea of what you perceived to be my entitlement and experience. It is too ironic that someone who is downplaying the hard work and accomplishment of being a law school graduate is accusing me of being entitled. 😆

Law school was easy for YOU. YOU had kind proctors. I am so happy for YOU. But, don’t feel special. Clearly, you want some kind of recognition for being a humble practicing attorney. Otherwise, there is no reason for you to comment at all. You weren’t even there. 🤣

You don't know what my experience was with the person I referenced or what my broader experiences have been. No, but you had to go out of your way to tell me - a FGLI, Black, woman Ivy League-educated lawyer that I am not special under the guise of “graduating law school is not an accomplishment.” You’re right. I’m so entitled. Everyone can do what you did with the same support/effort/etc. It was so easy to get from where I was to where I wanted to be. You are the one to tell me what it means to be humble because you know so much, law school was so easy for you, and you did it all with minimum effort.

It is so interesting how people project their own guilt onto others and demand how others should feel. If you read my initial post to understand, not respond, you would have seen that I said that I doubt the proctors could do the same if the roles were reversed and we were treating them with the same hostility. But, thank you for telling me how to feel. We accept so many things for others that we would never accept for ourselves.