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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just say “yes, I’m really lucky.” [/quote] Especially if you’re talking to a kid, and that kid hasn’t yet matched with their college. They’re in a stressful situation and it’s on you, the kid who’s lucky enough to be into your first choice college in December, to be the bigger person. [/quote] 100% agree with this. Just try to be kind even if the other kid wasn’t at his best.[/quote] Op here, thank you, this is how I’ve steered him so far. We know he’s hooked and of course that helped, but I don’t want to that to minimize the hard work he’s put in over the years and imply that he doesn’t deserve to be there at all. He doesn’t deserve it more than others, I don’t believe that, but he is a good kid and was a strong candidate. [/quote] Okay, you've admitted he's a strong student but not necessarily stronger than his high achieving classmates, right? Some resentment in that case is natural. Get over it, and take the win.[/quote] Right. The parents want the kid to have the advantage but don't want the kid to be resented for having the advantage. Well, sorry, that's not how it works.[/quote]
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