Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You stop donating. And every time someone from development contacts you, you tell them "no" and why it's "no."
Donate? I only donate where I went to school. My “donation” to where my kids attended was done in the form of tuition.
When a tradition is there with multiple family members, alum, etc., they get more donations due to the generational ties the family has with the school. OP’s school lost out and made a dumb decision.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scary, I totally understand why you’re mad!
Oddly, I would have handled it better seeing nobody from the school admitted because it would have felt less personal. Admitting another kid with lesser stats and no connection just leaves such a bitter taste.
This sounds pathologic, other kid had something that your kid did not.
And her kid has stuff that kid didn’t. They won, it’s not pathological to have these feelings. Geez.
yes, it actually is. Who cares if the kids go to different schools? Celebrate where the younger kid got admitted and move on with life.
DP. It’s called venting. I do it here so it doesn’t interfere in my real life. I can dump feelings and then move on. I get it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scary, I totally understand why you’re mad!
Oddly, I would have handled it better seeing nobody from the school admitted because it would have felt less personal. Admitting another kid with lesser stats and no connection just leaves such a bitter taste.
This sounds pathologic, other kid had something that your kid did not.
And her kid has stuff that kid didn’t. They won, it’s not pathological to have these feelings. Geez.
yes, it actually is. Who cares if the kids go to different schools? Celebrate where the younger kid got admitted and move on with life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scary, I totally understand why you’re mad!
Oddly, I would have handled it better seeing nobody from the school admitted because it would have felt less personal. Admitting another kid with lesser stats and no connection just leaves such a bitter taste.
This sounds pathologic, other kid had something that your kid did not.
And her kid has stuff that kid didn’t. They won, it’s not pathological to have these feelings. Geez.
yes, it actually is. Who cares if the kids go to different schools? Celebrate where the younger kid got admitted and move on with life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scary, I totally understand why you’re mad!
Oddly, I would have handled it better seeing nobody from the school admitted because it would have felt less personal. Admitting another kid with lesser stats and no connection just leaves such a bitter taste.
This sounds pathologic, other kid had something that your kid did not.
And her kid has stuff that kid didn’t. They won, it’s not pathological to have these feelings. Geez.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scary, I totally understand why you’re mad!
Oddly, I would have handled it better seeing nobody from the school admitted because it would have felt less personal. Admitting another kid with lesser stats and no connection just leaves such a bitter taste.
This sounds pathologic, other kid had something that your kid did not.
In DC area, likely a connection extra letter from a parent’s friend. Lots of movers and shakers in this area
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scary, I totally understand why you’re mad!
Oddly, I would have handled it better seeing nobody from the school admitted because it would have felt less personal. Admitting another kid with lesser stats and no connection just leaves such a bitter taste.
This sounds pathologic, other kid had something that your kid did not.
And her kid has stuff that kid didn’t. They won, it’s not pathological to have these feelings. Geez.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scary, I totally understand why you’re mad!
Oddly, I would have handled it better seeing nobody from the school admitted because it would have felt less personal. Admitting another kid with lesser stats and no connection just leaves such a bitter taste.
This sounds pathologic, other kid had something that your kid did not.
And her kid has stuff that kid didn’t. They won, it’s not pathological to have these feelings. Geez.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scary, I totally understand why you’re mad!
Oddly, I would have handled it better seeing nobody from the school admitted because it would have felt less personal. Admitting another kid with lesser stats and no connection just leaves such a bitter taste.
This sounds pathologic, other kid had something that your kid did not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You stop donating. And every time someone from development contacts you, you tell them "no" and why it's "no."
Donate? I only donate where I went to school. My “donation” to where my kids attended was done in the form of tuition.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scary, I totally understand why you’re mad!
Oddly, I would have handled it better seeing nobody from the school admitted because it would have felt less personal. Admitting another kid with lesser stats and no connection just leaves such a bitter taste.
This sounds pathologic, other kid had something that your kid did not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scary, I totally understand why you’re mad!
Oddly, I would have handled it better seeing nobody from the school admitted because it would have felt less personal. Admitting another kid with lesser stats and no connection just leaves such a bitter taste.