Babe, same x I know people who work in the private education sector (🔺️) and yes there are many privileged children at that school getting unfair opportunities. But there are also lower middle class kids and second gen immigrant kids whose parents have sacrificed everything to get their child into that school - remortgaged the house, working two jobs each etc etc. Because the state schools in the local area are diabolical and they want to give their children the best opportunities. No cushty state grammer schools in almost all areas beyond the south east of England.
It's something middle class people do a lot.Feel like they can be vocal about how unfair private schools are while simulatenously ignoring the privilege they had growing up in a postcode that got them into a state school where teachers turned up, stabbings weren't rife etc etc.
Jack (and many others) just can't see nuance.
She's tone deaf, my sister went to a grammer school. She still remains humble and kind despite that, as mentioned we were poor but my sister's grades allowed her into the school and my mum a d dad saved all year to pay her fees.
Everytime she writes about Eton old boys etc I just resentment. She hates the fact that she had chances that she pissed away. Similar to now with her digs at her colleagues for doing better than her.
She cannot stand that she has to work at life and her rage increases when others overtake her because she gets distracted by stupid mundane things.
Hi, my draining board is to the left, k bye.
-no other useful input right now other than Jack is a t.w.a.t.
Honestly read this as my draining board LEFT. Bye.
I thought gosh poor Clemmie.
Hi, my draining board is to the left, k bye.
-no other useful input right now other than Jack is a t.w.a.t.
Honestly read this as my draining board LEFT. Bye.
I thought gosh poor Clemmie.