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Anonymous wrote:It’s insane how quickly some of them are being updated.

I seriously wouldn’t my kids in an environment like that.

Same. Those poor kids. It’s all about status.

Hilarious. I doubt they feel sorry about themselves.

Oh, the kids don’t feel sorry for themselves. They think they’re the shit! It’s just sad that they have to post about it to get a feeling of self-worth. If they were truly comfortable with who they are, they wouldn’t have to share it with anyone. And we all know this is true.

Lol you are trying too hard.

Lol. Nope. Just teaching my kids humility.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s insane how quickly some of them are being updated.

I seriously wouldn’t my kids in an environment like that.

Same. Those poor kids. It’s all about status.

Hilarious. I doubt they feel sorry about themselves.

Oh, the kids don’t feel sorry for themselves. They think they’re the shit! It’s just sad that they have to post about it to get a feeling of self-worth. If they were truly comfortable with who they are, they wouldn’t have to share it with anyone. And we all know this is true.

Lol you are trying too hard.

Anonymous wrote:Do these insta pages include trade schools or those working at starbucks or for their family restaurant?

Ours does! We live near a massive factory so kids will definitely post if they get one of those jobs, or if they are going into an apprentice program. They also post for trade schools and enlistments.

Anonymous wrote:These always make me a little sad. There are always some kids who get 50 comments and some who get 3.

I watched ours last year and actually saw the opposite. I was so happy to see kids aggressively celebrating some of the quieter or less well-known kids in the class, including ones going to programs for students with developmental disabilities at an area community college.

I just find it weird how parents seem to be all over them.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s insane how quickly some of them are being updated.

I seriously wouldn’t my kids in an environment like that.

Same. Those poor kids. It’s all about status.

Hilarious. I doubt they feel sorry about themselves.

Oh, the kids don’t feel sorry for themselves. They think they’re the shit! It’s just sad that they have to post about it to get a feeling of self-worth. If they were truly comfortable with who they are, they wouldn’t have to share it with anyone. And we all know this is true.

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Anonymous wrote:Do these insta pages include trade schools or those working at starbucks or for their family restaurant?

I've definitely seen trade schools and military enlistment on these "decisions" accounts. I've never seen Starbucks (or any other retail.)

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There are normally a few kids on public schools that list military enlistments, beauty school, trades, rtc. But far fewer of those kids post.

Not on private schools?

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Anonymous wrote:Do these insta pages include trade schools or those working at starbucks or for their family restaurant?

I've definitely seen trade schools and military enlistment on these "decisions" accounts. I've never seen Starbucks (or any other retail.)

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There are normally a few kids on public schools that list military enlistments, beauty school, trades, rtc. But far fewer of those kids post.

Anonymous wrote:Do these insta pages include trade schools or those working at starbucks or for their family restaurant?

I've definitely seen trade schools and military enlistment on these "decisions" accounts. I've never seen Starbucks (or any other retail.)

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Anonymous wrote:It’s insane how quickly some of them are being updated.

I seriously wouldn’t my kids in an environment like that.

Same. Those poor kids. It’s all about status.

Once kids have accepted and know where they are going, it seems so strange to hide that decision from your classmates. Don't brag, but totally fine to be excited about your decision. Posting online is a non-confrontational way of telling your classmates. Where you're going to decision is a fact, not something to hide.

(Under no circumstance should kids or parents share acceptances. That's private information.)

at our private, the cooler kids don't submit til later, if at all.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s insane how quickly some of them are being updated.

I seriously wouldn’t my kids in an environment like that.

Same. Those poor kids. It’s all about status.

Come on -- it's a rare bit of fun for these kids. My kids don't go to a cut-throat high school. Lots of kids go to schools that DCUM does not love. They are equally celebrated.

How sad that fun is that rare.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s insane how quickly some of them are being updated.

I seriously wouldn’t my kids in an environment like that.

Same. Those poor kids. It’s all about status.

Hilarious. I doubt they feel sorry about themselves.

Do these insta pages include trade schools or those working at starbucks or for their family restaurant?

What’s the Langley Insta handle?