Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA
Hands down - UVA - the Harvard of the South
What! Harvard is the UVA of the North đ
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA
Hands down - UVA - the Harvard of the South
mAnonymous wrote:Schools that feel âstriveryâ are annoying. Doesnât mean the education isnât just fine but not what they comport themselves to be.
Examples: U chicago (while a good school for sure, the kids and school feel like they are trying too too hard) , Tulane, Wash U, NYU.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA and Notre Dame
Why Notre Dame,
Its not even mentioned here a lot
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that feel âstriveryâ are annoying. Doesnât mean the education isnât just fine but not what they comport themselves to be.
Examples: U chicago (while a good school for sure, the kids and school feel like they are trying too too hard) , Tulane, Wash U, NYU.
Yeah, because heaven forbid any school that wasnât prized a century ago improve itself and become prestigious. Same for people, if you werenât born into wealth and privilege, donât bother trying to earn your way up. âStriverâ is a word the insecure elite use to close ranks and protect their privilege. But guess, whatâinstitutions change. And people, too.
âStriverâ is reserved for those who try too hard to be a part of the âprivilegedâ group when it would be less unseemly to succeed on their work and merit and really not care about prestige. Itâs one of those things you can smell from a mile away, and you know it when you see it. Itâs triggering to you because it calls out your deep seated insecurities.
Well then by your definition you positively reek of striver.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that feel âstriveryâ are annoying. Doesnât mean the education isnât just fine but not what they comport themselves to be.
Examples: U chicago (while a good school for sure, the kids and school feel like they are trying too too hard) , Tulane, Wash U, NYU.
Yeah, because heaven forbid any school that wasnât prized a century ago improve itself and become prestigious. Same for people, if you werenât born into wealth and privilege, donât bother trying to earn your way up. âStriverâ is a word the insecure elite use to close ranks and protect their privilege. But guess, whatâinstitutions change. And people, too.
âStriverâ is reserved for those who try too hard to be a part of the âprivilegedâ group when it would be less unseemly to succeed on their work and merit and really not care about prestige. Itâs one of those things you can smell from a mile away, and you know it when you see it. Itâs triggering to you because it calls out your deep seated insecurities.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that feel âstriveryâ are annoying. Doesnât mean the education isnât just fine but not what they comport themselves to be.
Examples: U chicago (while a good school for sure, the kids and school feel like they are trying too too hard) , Tulane, Wash U, NYU.
Yeah, because heaven forbid any school that wasnât prized a century ago improve itself and become prestigious. Same for people, if you werenât born into wealth and privilege, donât bother trying to earn your way up. âStriverâ is a word the insecure elite use to close ranks and protect their privilege. But guess, whatâinstitutions change. And people, too.
âStriverâ is reserved for those who try too hard to be a part of the âprivilegedâ group when it would be less unseemly to succeed on their work and merit and really not care about prestige. Itâs one of those things you can smell from a mile away, and you know it when you see it. Itâs triggering to you because it calls out your deep seated insecurities.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that feel âstriveryâ are annoying. Doesnât mean the education isnât just fine but not what they comport themselves to be.
Examples: U chicago (while a good school for sure, the kids and school feel like they are trying too too hard) , Tulane, Wash U, NYU.
Yeah, because heaven forbid any school that wasnât prized a century ago improve itself and become prestigious. Same for people, if you werenât born into wealth and privilege, donât bother trying to earn your way up. âStriverâ is a word the insecure elite use to close ranks and protect their privilege. But guess, whatâinstitutions change. And people, too.
âStriverâ is reserved for those who try too hard to be a part of the âprivilegedâ group when it would be less unseemly to succeed on their work and merit and really not care about prestige. Itâs one of those things you can smell from a mile away, and you know it when you see it. Itâs triggering to you because it calls out your deep seated insecurities.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that feel âstriveryâ are annoying. Doesnât mean the education isnât just fine but not what they comport themselves to be.
Examples: U chicago (while a good school for sure, the kids and school feel like they are trying too too hard) , Tulane, Wash U, NYU.
Interesting. What are some strivery examples?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA
Hands down - UVA - the Harvard of the South
so much jealousy.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools that feel âstriveryâ are annoying. Doesnât mean the education isnât just fine but not what they comport themselves to be.
Examples: U chicago (while a good school for sure, the kids and school feel like they are trying too too hard) , Tulane, Wash U, NYU.
Yeah, because heaven forbid any school that wasnât prized a century ago improve itself and become prestigious. Same for people, if you werenât born into wealth and privilege, donât bother trying to earn your way up. âStriverâ is a word the insecure elite use to close ranks and protect their privilege. But guess, whatâinstitutions change. And people, too.