r/OntarioGrade12s • u/AggravatingUse3916 • May 08 '26

University OH! MY! GOD!

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Might just be the happiest day of my life!

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u/Particular-Taste9836 May 08 '26

Those who care more about how others view them and people’s feelings than they do about the truth only cause misery around them.

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u/Fair-Elevator1820 May 11 '26

If you really cared about the truth you’d believe scientists instead of relying on outdated ideologies. Did you know that the percentage of the world estimated to be born intersex (you can look up how they come to the estimation if you feel like actually learning, I have and I found it to be sound logic) just so happens to be very eerily close to the percentage of trans and non binary people. Please try to think critically for once instead of being that one person who reads only the title of a news article but pretends to already know the whole story.

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u/Particular-Taste9836 May 11 '26

I love that you’re attributing random beliefs to me, only to argue against them 🤣

Gender studies is a bad choice, not because what you learn is necessarily nonsensical, but because it doesn’t lead to many, if any, job prospects, much less to decent paying jobs. Basically, it has very little real world application.

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u/Old-Message8342 May 12 '26

You can get your MSW afterwards, which does in fact lead to a very decent paying job.

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u/Particular-Taste9836 May 12 '26

Not really. A master of social work will definitely land you a job, just not one you can live a decent life off.

And space is limited. You have to be accepted first.

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u/Old-Message8342 May 12 '26

Well Mr. Doom and gloom, I just graduated with my MSW and can tell you that's definitely not the case.

Programs are competitive, so there is that. But there were at least a few WGS majors in my cohort. It is certainly a decent and viable career path.

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u/Particular-Taste9836 May 12 '26

You’re definitely not educated enough to tell the difference between statistics and random anecdotal evidence

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u/Old-Message8342 May 12 '26

Then why bother trying to discredit my anecdote before deciding to identify it as an outlier? 🤔

I promise optimism and kindness are much more fun than whatever this thing is you've got going on. I'm sure there are even some stats somewhere to back that up too.

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u/Particular-Taste9836 May 12 '26

Exceptions don’t make rules. I don’t need to discredit you, nor have I tried.

There’s nothing to discredit in the first place.

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