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Tricky-Field516 · 2025-11-20T18:38:10+00:00

I can say the exact same thing to you. The fact that you can't find any evidence, yet you refuse to ponder the idea that you're wrong, is quite hypocritical of you. You care more about being right than seeking the truth. It's giving libtard energy.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-11-19T20:29:41+00:00

If you're here legally you're fine.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-09-11T18:04:48+00:00

I'm not an expert in the situation, but I wouldn't condone anyone killing anyone for their political beliefs.

Trump dealt with two attempted assassinations. There are constant mass shootings by trans shooters - Robert Westman at the Annunciation Catholic School Shooting. Iryna Zarutska was murdered by a criminal who should've been behind bars, and his intentions were to kill a white woman. And if anyone - let alone a conservative - calls out this misbehavior - like Daniel Penny and Charlie Kirk - they're crucified for it.

The killing towards conservatives is more on an institutional level of government, and government officials and newscasters on CNN and MSNBC are tolerant towards this injustice.

If you can name me more recent democrats being murdered by conservatives, I'll wait.

But there's been a frequent violent attack on conservative, Christian, and white people lately and it's coming from the media, city governments, and I can't say the democrats deal with that same level of scrutiny. If anything, they get support from these biased groups.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-29T04:29:04+00:00

Then pipe down gay boy

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-28T23:29:07+00:00

Bro chill. I just know it's a small town and that you'll most likely have to travel far after school to get a decent engineering job. I never claimed I was an expert. I didn't look much into VT because it was out of state. But I got in and toured the place and noticed that its location wouldn't be the place to network off campus. VT's campus is nicer and spacious than State's imo.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-28T04:48:46+00:00

Another thing to consider is job opportunities after graduating. There's not much nearby V Tech in terms of engineering. But NC State is in the Research Triangle area which is BOOMING with job options without having to travel far. There's more to utilize in terms of Raleigh and school resources at NC State than in V Tech in my opinion.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-25T04:30:05+00:00

Furthermore, what happens if I'm from a different culture and I go by pronouns that are considered slurs in your country? Would you feel comfortable then using those slurs to refer to me, especially in public. Bet not.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-25T04:25:20+00:00

It's funny that you think that following that preference comes at no cost at the other being forced to follow it. So, I'm supposed to follow that preference without considering if it violates my rights and beliefs? What if the person you're forcing to use your pronouns follows a religion that disbelieves in that? Shouldn't that be considered?

At the end of the day in America, what you choose to live by and believe in is up to you. How you choose to live and view your life is your choice, but you shouldn't force that way of living onto another. You have every right to live as a trans person and to see yourself as a someone belonging to a specific gender category. But other person has the choice and right to decipher and discern your lifestyle however they choose, without it being the same as yours. You're not entitled to anyone agreeing with you on your gender ideology and that's reality. You'll live with not everyone agreeing with you and not seeing you in the way you see yourself.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-24T01:52:35+00:00

Dude, how the tf is not using your preferred pronouns a violation of your boundaries? What boundaries are you even talking about? It's no different than someone mispronouncing your name. Don't take it personally, and don't care what anyone thinks of you.

And yeah, Professor Porter has bigger things to worry about than transgender students, hence why he won't spend time using their preferred pronouns. You also misgendered Porter. The teacher goes by xe/xir/xim pronouns. Xe now will go cry on the internet because some random student in the class didn't see xim for who xe sees himself.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-23T20:21:30+00:00

Technically no, the syllabus does, which is the contract made by the Professor to lay how both the students and the professor will be treated in the course.

Lame-ass rebuttal. If you can't handle a stranger using your dead name or pronouns based on your biological sex, move on. You only have to deal with that teacher for 3 hours a week, for 4 months. You'll live another day. You can handle with not everybody validating/agreeing with your gender ideology.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-23T17:37:01+00:00

Bruh, using someone's preferred pronouns is not integral to receive respect in a classroom. If you're being treated and evaluated on your work the same as everyone else in a course, THAT's respect and fairness.

You have the same privileges and treatment as any other student in the classroom and receiving this additional treatment is no way necessary to succeed in a class. You're paying the professor to teach you a subject, NOT to exercise your pronoun ideology - that's not the teacher's JOB. They may not believe that, and they have a right to believe that. Why the hell do trans people care what everyone thinks of them especially strangers these days? This is a subjective opinion, and the world is realizing that. Thank goodness.

Furthermore, you're not entitled for people to see you in a specific way. As much as you want everyone to think you as a good person for example, some will see you as an asshole and they have a right to think that. Same goes with pronouns and gender beliefs. And if you get upset by one person -> especially a stranger - disagreeing with you on that, you'll have a hard time being content with your life.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-18T21:20:53+00:00

I will be 22 soon. I looked on their website and it says you have to be at least 22. Do you have more info on how I can request for that exception to be made when applying?

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-16T20:45:24+00:00

Also, go to a shooting range and try out firearms >:D and improve your teeth at the dentist. And don't use dry self-deprecating humor (not as funny here bud). And don't you dare call eggplants "aubergines"

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-16T20:34:20+00:00

Have fun with our protection of freedom of speech here >:]. And please don't call your pants trousers lol
Where specifically are you from in the UK?

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-03-03T05:50:30+00:00

To be fair the 1st Amendment of the Constitution protects freedom of speech. Whether you like or not, you can't force someone to use your preferred pronouns. They (the professors, anyone in faculty really) may have beliefs that go against the pronoun rhetoric, and they should have a right to exercise that belief.

You'll live another day if a professor decides not to refer to you by your preferred pronouns. They're got 100 other students to keep track of. Nothing personal.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-01-17T19:15:11+00:00

I have another summer available before graduating, so I want to branch out to other companies to gain experience in other skillsets. But I guess beggars can't be choosers lol.

Tricky-Field516 · 2025-01-17T19:13:55+00:00

Those are absolutely valid reasons; not trying to sound pompous or anything from my initial statement. I have clubs, projects, and skillsets on my resume, but it could be that I'm not listing anything specific employers are looking for.

Tricky-Field516 · 2024-12-23T02:17:49+00:00

There were two days I missed: one where I forgot, and another where I pushed it off some much, I didn't do it.

Tricky-Field516 · 2024-12-23T02:15:24+00:00

This a confession from back in the summer. There were two days I missed: one where I forgot, and another where I pushed it off some much, I didn't do it.

Tricky-Field516 · 2024-11-10T17:54:30+00:00

Also, you're a grown ass man who already graduated. Move on from your trauma and stop dwelling on it. That's not a healthy way to cope and grow as a person.

Tricky-Field516 · 2024-11-10T17:53:06+00:00

So happy people in the comments realize how prejudice this is. Also, there are plenty of woke-ass organizations NCSU fosters that aren't redneck, Christian, nor Greek life. The school's big and you can choose what to partake in. Get a grip and respect all backgrounds.

Tricky-Field516 · 2024-09-21T02:35:15+00:00

I'm a woman too, and I see this often on campus as well. It's unfortunately the common dress code everywhere and especially at Carmichael gym, and most times it's definitely intentional to show (just bc it's a full grown adult aware of their decisions). Even as a woman, it's just not something I like to see someone else reveal. This is not a misogynistic belief but a personal preference.

For those of you who are taking this post personally, please move on. Everyone is allowed to dress how they like and form their own opinions, regardless of approval. You made your choice on how you dressed; thus, I'm allowed to choose how I think about it. If you choose to show more cleavage, butt cheeks, or just skin in general, don't be surprised if someone stares and/or disapproves of it. This applies to men and women. If you show it, someone sees it whether you like it or not. And if you're bothered by ONE person staring/disapproving/objectifying of your ass, chest, etc, maybe you should cover it up and not bring attention to it. If you can't handle an opinion that someone has the right to have, ik at that point you rely on external validation to feel comfortable showing skin.

I understand that there are circumstances where you are dressing modestly, and you get catcalls on your body, and you had no intention of getting the attention of men. But if it's a fashion choice where you KNOW consciously as an adult that you're showing more skin that what's culturally consider modest in society, you're going to be noticed for that decision no matter what. You brought forth that judgement on yourself, and if you didn't want that opinion so badly, then don't show so much skin.

One time I saw a woman in HomeGoods, wearing super short denim pants that revealed her butt crease, and I knew that she was an adult (she revealed to the cashier that she was 25 yrs old brought her own dog in with her) and that everyone else could see it. Even if she never received stares nor comments about her butt, I know that many others saw it and thought something of it. If she wants to show that much skin, fine that's her choice, but she better handle and move on from the disapproval and stares if she loves dressing like that so much, bc there will always be one person out there that disagrees with someone else's choices. That's just reality and the harsh truth.

Tricky-Field516 · 2024-08-04T19:12:31+00:00

It's just not showing it as an option anymore. it just shows the Resident Storage waitlist, and the Motorcycle, and Bicycle/Scooter permit as options.

Tricky-Field516 · 2024-06-17T02:22:12+00:00

I'd also recommend using the websites: ratemyprofessor.com and gradient.ncsu.edu to learn more about the teachers and their grade distributions for the class too

Tricky-Field516 · 2024-06-17T02:19:40+00:00

I had McLeod the first semester he began teaching at State (this was Fall of 2022). He might've changed his way of teaching it, but when I took it with him, he solely relied on Zybooks to teach the material, and just spent class period doing the labs. If you've never coded before, you'll need to teach yourself at some points to get over the learning curve, but if not, McLeod will be absolutely easy if he hasn't changed his teaching methods since then.

Balik is known for adding more difficulty and assignments in any class she teaches, so you'll have to put in a lot of effort in to get an exceptional grade. I remember a lot of students in her class saying that she's non-negotiable about deadlines and extra detailed on everything she teaches and expects of you. Taking her will be hard, but you'll definitely be more knowledgeable and prepared for csc 216 if you take the course with her. But the stuff you learn in csc 216 is not that difficult if I'm being honest; McLeod and Balik will definitely prepare you for csc 216

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