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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Who are these people that use the word "striver" when talking about teenagers? I guess Muffy and Buffy now actually need to study. Tragic. The world is collapsing. [/quote] One can study hard and do well without being a total stress case who is constantly saying "what did you get?" and running over peers in order to be #1. Either 1) you are a striver, or 2) you have been fortunate not to encounter too many of them. They are truly miserable.[/quote] Whatever. To strive, if you actually look at a dictionary means, to make a vigorous, determined effort to achieve a goal, often involving hard work, perseverance, and overcoming challenges. Being a striver is a good thing. I feel like some of these "anti-striver" posts are coded from people who don't want their kids around too many Asians (the way some people didn't want their kids to go to school with Jews in the 1950s.) [/quote] Found the triggered striver mom! No idea why you drag race into this, but IME strivers are typically upper middle class whites. [/quote]
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