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[quote=Anonymous]I find and the "this doesn't happen" or "this is all in your head" posters interesting. It definitely does. I'm from a UMC/wealthy part of NoVa and there's always been a touch of this there, and it can be better or worse depending on the school, neighborhood, or cohort. My own parents absolutely sometimes used my brother's and my school cohorts for networking at times, andy mom was pretty open with us about who she thought we should be friends with (and it was never the kids whose dads' jobs were unknown or unimpressive). It's just part of the culture some places. For most people in these communities, it's a feature not a bug. It's why many people choose certain neighborhoods or schools. I don't get the posters convinced OP made it up. The bigger question for me is how OP wound up at a school like this if this culture is stressful to her. They must have stretched for a big name school without understanding the culture. It can be tough to be on the bottom rung at some of these places.[/quote]
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