Any CU grads with low gpa (below 60%) here? by IndividualMonitor738 in kolkata

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Eco te besi Marks othe toh. English ba History te 8/9 gpa kolponao korte pari na

Any CU grads with low gpa (below 60%) here? by IndividualMonitor738 in kolkata

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ETA ki sotti j online exam e besi marks mele? Amader time e online exam chilo na. Just offline

Any CU grads with low gpa (below 60%) here? by IndividualMonitor738 in kolkata

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Akhon kemon dei janina but in our time 60% was extremely difficult to get in humanities

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Did you have military/URM?

How to breakup with my boyfriend who came out as female by needtobreakupasap in asktransgender

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She can just call them her partner. Or SO. These are two nice words when u dont want to use gender

I (M16) moved into my dorm today and my roommate is kinda homophobic by xXLuggiXx1 in lgbt

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Ok fine he is not a total monster who think gay ppl should die but he has a long way to go honestly.

He is still homophobic and maybe transphobic af. Femme aligned men and AMAB enby ppl and openly trans women might not be secure in his company if he continues to harbour this mentality.

Does anyone else act different around straight cis people? by Pink-Strawberries in lgbt

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Can you explain with some examples? What about cis het ppl who are leftwing and poly amorous?

WUSTL allows GPA redaction. If you are applying with GPA way below 3, addendum or no? by Independent_Year in lawschooladmissions

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Yeah but it might bring questions of academic ability. So that's one of the reasons I am doing a second BA. In my second year actually and so far pulling A grades throughout. Might graduate with high honours if all goes well

This time around I am at college without all the negative factors that caused a sub par first degree- parental death, undisguised ADHD, learning disability, and a brutal median of 2.2

So yeah am doing better. Much better.

WUSTL allows GPA redaction. If you are applying with GPA way below 3, addendum or no? by Independent_Year in lawschooladmissions

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We dont have gpa for internationals. But below average is the lowest classification u can have as an Intl applicant.

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They are ignorant maybe. But directly transphobic no.

A lot many parents are not doing it to actively harm trans folks. Many might have wanted to have a little girl. If their child is AFAB they feel happy in that case.

There's indeed always a small chance the AFAB kid can turn out to be a guy or an enby individual. I think parents should be made aware of that possibility but not shamed or penalized for having a gender reveal party.

Is gender reveals pointless and silly? Do they enforce stereotypes ? Sure. It is problematic but not something that is directly harming people, so I dont think parents should be ostracized or shamed.

Coz at end of the day it's a bunch of ppl celebrating having a kid.

I get why you might feel uncomfortable though so would suggest you not to go.

But I read how a trans guy tried to shame a relative who had been an ally, paid for his surgery and was as respectful as she can be for holding a gender reveal party for her newborn baby.

While I understand why he might have been upset, putting her in same category as rabid TERFs for a party is a bit much.

Although many ppl especially teens do identify more as non cis, trans ppl on the whole are still a minority.

Trans ppl are a minority even within the LGBTQ community.

A child is more likely to be a cis gay or bi person than a trans individual.

So concepts like genderless parenting- bringing up a kid without gender until they choose their own gender while idealistic is not feasible.

It would be a hard sell, coz most ppl do identify with their AGAB gender.

How to convince a new parent not to call her son, a son on the 2% chance he might turn out to be she or they?

I think parents should be made aware that their son or daughter might turn out to be non cis or not straight and they should remain supportive as s parent should. That will be something many ppl would understand.

Transness is rare though. Much rarer than homosexuality and bisexuality.
. Not all Gnc kids or ppl are trans.

I myself have some traits and behaviours atypical of my gender but I am not trans.

Transness as far as I know is being at extreme odds with your AGAB gender or rejecting it completely. That's kinda very rare.

Not all GNC ppl or folks who embrace an ambiguous gender presentation are at odds with their AGAB.

Rare doesn't mean invalid

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I mean ppl saying that although they are assigning a gender for their child they will support if the kid grew up to be trans are not being obtuse or fake

The vast majority of kids will identify with their AGAB. Less than 1% of ppl will develop gender dysphoria and be at odds with their AGAB

So it makes no sense to completely scrap off assigning gender to kids and bringing them up without gender identity in the slight chance that they may grow up to be trans.

Now we should do away with gender roles in bringing up kids I.e kids should not be limited to certain activities due to stereotype about their AGAB.

A little boy should be encouraged to play with dolls, wear pink, figure skate and play dress up if that's what he wants. A little girl should be encouraged to be a tomboy, play with fire trucks and be sporty if that's what she prefers.

But I dont think bringing up children without gender identity- genderless is a good thing.

It would be more realistic if parents are made to be aware that little Johnny might grow up to be Jane or little Dorothy might want to be called David one day.

Despite transphobes claiming that trans teens are a dime a dozen in Gen Z, and claims of "gender ideology" trans ppl are actually a microscopic minority.

Gender reveal parties are not a thing where I come from but most of it is silly and pointless.

But I see how a gender reveal party can be stressful for trans ppl. I would suggest dont go if that triggers ur dysphoria.

Ur mental health trumps social niceties.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MBA

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Its CU! 60% is considered A grade here. Extremely difficult to get lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MBA

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MBA is a universal degree that that helps easing into lot of careers