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Originally Posted by eskielover
I worked as a computer design engineer with a lot of genius types. No one made them feel ashamed of their intelligence & they didn't look down on those of us who were at a different level of intelligence while still intelligent. We worked together as a team, socialized at times at picnics. Everyone just accepted each other for who they were not how smart or less smart they were. All the companies I worked like were that kind of environment.
Wonder just how much the environment creates a feeling if shame or may be an internal feeling about it.
I was the only one in my familt that got a degree from college. That could have taken me in either direction because my dad didn't think Ibshould even go to the university. I could have felt shame or an extreme sense of pride. I just chose to accept my abiluties as part of who I am.....nithing to feel shame or pride about.
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I envy you a lot.
I want to work either in engineering or medicine (pure science just isn't for me) but I am disqualified for admission in engineering colleges because I did not take math as subject in high school (called as 'junior college' here) and my doctor tells me not to be a doctor. To do a B.Sc instead... and don't even pursue PG after that. Perfect. The life I wanted...
While academic life may be not everything, it's not that I have a social life either, or will ever, thanks to my parents.
I am feeling completely destroyed... for trying to do something good in this world. And no one is willing to help me.