• @Syrc@lemmy.world
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    59 months ago

    To me it sounds like they’re the one who “taught” the teacher how to operate in this world.

    • @S_204@lemmy.world
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      -79 months ago

      Sounds like the teacher prepared them for reality… which is their job. Commenters parents clearly failed on multiple levels.

      • @Syrc@lemmy.world
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        39 months ago

        I wouldn’t really trust advice by a person that keeps all of their teaching material in a single place with no backups and doesn’t even understand the importance of passwords.

        You can’t expect to teach me “how life works” if you don’t even know how your job works.

        • @S_204@lemmy.world
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          -39 months ago

          But you’d trust a malignant narcissist who’s happy to destroy another’s work?

          Seems like you’ve got some talking points for your next therapy session here. Did your trust issues come when your Dad left or was it your partner later in life?

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            9 months ago

            I don’t think the “malignant narcissist” was trying to teach me anything, unlike the teacher or you. That alone makes him better than both of you imo.

            • @S_204@lemmy.world
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              09 months ago

              By taking his side of the story, you’ve accepted the story he’s woven which by definition means you’ve learned something from him.

              I know your education system is bad, but are you really this stupid? I mean, you’ve shown us you are.