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That sucks man I'm sorry :hug: Getting into grad school right now is SUPER competitive. I remember looking at the average acceptance scores for universities for the five years prior to my application, and six years ago I would've had a shot at getting into a top-ten university in my field. As it is now I'm lucky I got into a school in the back end of the top fifty. Shit's crazy right now.

It seems like grad schools look at both how well you're likely to do in their program, and what kind of asset you'll be to the department. So, it might not hurt to study up and take the GRE again (that is, if the GRE's required for your graduate program). If you do better, you can submit those scores. If you do worse, you can submit your previous scores instead. Finding a lab job is a good move, though! :thumb:

Yeah, with the job market being complete ass a lot of people have turned to school to ride it out. Unfortunately, I'm a biologist, so without a PhD I'm going to be a lab bitch for a long, long time, even though I have a master's. I did pretty well on the GRE but my problems were A. not enough research experience outside academia and B. not enough openings in the department. Hell, Clemson and Kentucky both said that if a professor had had an opening I'd have gotten in, so at least I know I have a good background.
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chuckjaywalk wrote:It was difficult to bite my tongue in group today. One of my fellow patients was talking about how angry it makes her that her nephew dresses like a princess. She went on and on about how she thought it was wrong and that boys should dress like boys and girls should dress like girls. If I didn't have to come straight from work, I'd wear a dress next week.

Down with gender roles, man. I can´t agree more with that.
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You should bring in a bunch of turn of the century pictures of little boys and ask her to guess the sex.

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IEatCats wrote:
chuckjaywalk wrote:It was difficult to bite my tongue in group today. One of my fellow patients was talking about how angry it makes her that her nephew dresses like a princess. She went on and on about how she thought it was wrong and that boys should dress like boys and girls should dress like girls. If I didn't have to come straight from work, I'd wear a dress next week.

Down with gender roles, man. I can´t agree more with that.

Yeah but if parents don't provide guidance, who will? Teach your kid how to succeed in society. Encouraging deviant behavior before the kid is even old enough to understand that it is, is sabotaging their future.
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chuckjaywalk wrote:It was difficult to bite my tongue in group today. One of my fellow patients was talking about how angry it makes her that her nephew dresses like a princess. She went on and on about how she thought it was wrong and that boys should dress like boys and girls should dress like girls. If I didn't have to come straight from work, I'd wear a dress next week.


Maybe you could throw a flowered muu muu on over your work clothes.
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chuckjaywalk wrote:It was difficult to bite my tongue in group today. One of my fellow patients was talking about how angry it makes her that her nephew dresses like a princess. She went on and on about how she thought it was wrong and that boys should dress like boys and girls should dress like girls. If I didn't have to come straight from work, I'd wear a dress next week.


My step-grandmother was in town this weekend, and while we were driving home from something, she said "I just don't inflate the air in my tires, that's man stuff, and I just don't mess with man stuff."
To which my mom said "Or, woman who chooses to take care of shit stuff?"
S-G responded with "You mean dyke stuff?"
And my mom, who was currently driving, socked her in the arm, and said "I've always put the air in my tires."

I wanted to just scream. There were also a few other choice moments of racism that escaped me, but I do recall saying "Well, that's just incredibly racist" to her at least once.

Fuck that noise.
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morange wrote:
IEatCats wrote:
chuckjaywalk wrote:It was difficult to bite my tongue in group today. One of my fellow patients was talking about how angry it makes her that her nephew dresses like a princess. She went on and on about how she thought it was wrong and that boys should dress like boys and girls should dress like girls. If I didn't have to come straight from work, I'd wear a dress next week.

Down with gender roles, man. I can´t agree more with that.

Yeah but if parents don't provide guidance, who will? Teach your kid how to succeed in society. Encouraging deviant behavior before the kid is even old enough to understand that it is, is sabotaging their future.


Who determines what is and isn't deviant behavior?
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Got fucking suspended from work today. I work in an italian restaurant, and one of the new trainees called and quit today. When the Manager asked her why, she said it was because I was rude to her. I spoke a total of 10 words to this girl. I told her not to stand at the bar doing nothing, and to follow her trainer. If the bitch can't handle that, the problem here is not me.

Boss told me my "egotistical bullshit" was hurting the business and suspended me for 7 days. So, I'm using my newfound vacation time to look for another job and write some fucking music. Maybe some blue-collar, Pissed Jeans-esque fuck the world working man's punk. Yes, I think that will do nicely.

The main thing is that I'm pretty depressed about my life situation in general, being 27 with a kid, just recently getting into school, working shitty restaurant jobs, and living with my Grandpa. It's a mutually beneficial deal, I help him get the house ready to sell and I live here for free, but my wife hates it and I feel like I'm 15 again.
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theavondon wrote:
chuckjaywalk wrote:It was difficult to bite my tongue in group today. One of my fellow patients was talking about how angry it makes her that her nephew dresses like a princess. She went on and on about how she thought it was wrong and that boys should dress like boys and girls should dress like girls. If I didn't have to come straight from work, I'd wear a dress next week.


My step-grandmother was in town this weekend, and while we were driving home from something, she said "I just don't inflate the air in my tires, that's man stuff, and I just don't mess with man stuff."
To which my mom said "Or, woman who chooses to take care of shit stuff?"
S-G responded with "You mean dyke stuff?"
And my mom, who was currently driving, socked her in the arm, and said "I've always put the air in my tires."

I wanted to just scream. There were also a few other choice moments of racism that escaped me, but I do recall saying "Well, that's just incredibly racist" to her at least once.

Fuck that noise.



Dude that's so fucking funny though.
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I was pretty proud my mom didn't repress her natural instinct to hit someone that says something rude or offensive.
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Last night, I acted out in a way that is completely not in keeping with my pattern. Yes, I have a mental illness, but I also suspect that I'm a douche, too.
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chuckjaywalk wrote:Who determines what is and isn't deviant behavior?


someone other than me, apparently.
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theavondon wrote:I was pretty proud my mom didn't repress her natural instinct to hit someone that says something rude or offensive.


Also I'm pretty sure I was given the "I just don't mess with man stuff" line when I tried to hook up with a lady who was into ladies once.
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theavondon wrote:
chuckjaywalk wrote:It was difficult to bite my tongue in group today. One of my fellow patients was talking about how angry it makes her that her nephew dresses like a princess. She went on and on about how she thought it was wrong and that boys should dress like boys and girls should dress like girls. If I didn't have to come straight from work, I'd wear a dress next week.


My step-grandmother was in town this weekend, and while we were driving home from something, she said "I just don't inflate the air in my tires, that's man stuff, and I just don't mess with man stuff."
To which my mom said "Or, woman who chooses to take care of shit stuff?"
S-G responded with "You mean dyke stuff?"
And my mom, who was currently driving, socked her in the arm, and said "I've always put the air in my tires."

I wanted to just scream. There were also a few other choice moments of racism that escaped me, but I do recall saying "Well, that's just incredibly racist" to her at least once.

Fuck that noise.

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