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Oct 23, 2014, 09:25 PM
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The fact that I barely passed my Algebra II bugs me to this day, and I'm a sophomore,ore in college now. I felt so stupid. I feel stupid in general now. My grades could have been better my sophomore year in general. I don't even know what intelligence is anymore. This is tied into my low self-esteem. I wonder if I could go back and relearn some of that stuff. Could I?
But even if I did do that, that wouldn't change the past. I'm angry at so many things. I'm angry at myself, my environment. I do struggle at math, but having a bad teacher and bad class exacerbated hints for me. I'm angry at myself for being bad at math. What makes me different than the other dumb pieces of **** who didn't do well in math? I think I did well in he math portion of he ACT though. I can't shake off is feeling of low self-worth. What should I do? |
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Oct 23, 2014, 09:36 PM
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You are in college, so most likely you are above average intelligence! As for math... lots of people would be thrilled to even pass algebra 1! It sounds like you are being too tough on yourself. I would be proud of you!
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Oct 23, 2014, 09:39 PM
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P.S. I dropped out of the same math class twice in college. I've also had my IQ tested and it is above the "dumb piece of ****" category.
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