All the biases boys face in school

Top_Row_5116 · 2024-10-11T04:50:59+00:00

I hate it when people, especially feminists, write off the educational disparity of men vs women as "Oh men normally go into trades so they don't focus too hard in school." BS!

I actually have a story for this one. When I was in High School in my junior year, my father passed away and it hit me hard in my education. I stopped going to school, I stopped doing homework, and by the time of my senior year, I had an attendance record of around 70%, which equates to 30-40 days missed in school without proper excuse. I didn't get any assistance from faculty or the counselors, and everyone really just moved on without me while I was failing in all of my classes. Which by the way, before my father passed away, I was a straight a student and in the top 17th percentile of my class. I think my class rank was around 20-30 but I could be wrong cause I didn't pay much attention to that. Anyways, I was failing all of my classes, not coming to school, and I didnt get an ounce of help from anyone around me.

Now my sister on the other hand... she was excused from doing so much homework, had daily visits with the counselors to get caught up, and just overall graduated a lot easier than I did. Given, she is a year older than me and was only a few months from graduation when my father passed so it was a quicker journey for her than for me where it was a year and a half for me. But uh yeah, thats my experience on the educational bias that females get over men. Absolute scummy behavior by the staff but I finally did it and graduated.

Its_average_wdym · 2024-10-12T07:27:25+00:00

That's exactly what happened to me. I sadly failed to graduate because I didn't understand Math. I learned day and night to finish that school yet it was all for nothing. We've had that girl in our class. She barely showed up and when she did show up she just sipped on her fourth can of Red Bull. I don't recall ever seeing her raise her hand. And keep in mind that actually participating in a subject was the main thing. It relied on 60% of a final grade. I always tried my best to participate and give some ideas and advices into the subject. Long story short I, who learned day and night to no avail didn't graduate. But the girl who was barely there and never participated (she even asked for smoke breaks) graduated successfully.

mhk23 · 2024-10-13T00:51:22+00:00

School systems are overly feminist and gynocentric. They treat boys like defective girls and do not account for biological differences.

Title	All the biases boys face in school
Author	Remarkable-Rate-9688
Upvotes	70
Comments	4
Date	October 11, 2024 3:54 AM UTC (1 year ago)
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