Why are there so many people with “uncle” vibes in this subreddit? Whenever I express a concern, I inevitably get a response from someone who’s over 30, offering advice as if the world hasn’t changed drastically in the last three decades.
Are my grades okay? I’ve been really frustrated with myself about them.
My school lunch cost me 350 KZT (about $0.70).
Tips for Strengthening Your College Application as a Junior Hey everyone! I’m looking for some advice on how to enhance my college application for next year. I’m aiming for Stony Brook University or Binghamton University, and I’m a current junior in high school. Right now, I have an 89 average (though my APUSH grade is […]
It’s definitely a topic of discussion! I think a lot of older folks feel like they’ve been through similar challenges and want to share their perspective or wisdom. But you’re right—context and circumstances change over time, and what worked back then might not be relevant today. It’s important to have conversations that acknowledge those differences. Maybe it would help to clarify that you’re looking for insights that are more in line with current experiences. What specific advice or comments have been particularly frustrating for you?