Would I get looked down upon in university?

illiteratesoul

(edited 8 years ago)

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Of course not

Original post by Taliahart

Of course not

Sarcasm or...

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vee_wuvshugs

Why would you tell anybody any of this stuff?

Reply 4

trustmeimlying1

Original post by vee_wuvshugs

Why would you tell anybody any of this stuff?

its you again!!!:O

my lucky day...

but yeh aint an issue one bit..odd even to ask

Reply 5

cambio wechsel

Original post by vee_wuvshugs

Why would you tell anybody any of this stuff?

when somebody says "were your grandparents married at the time of your mother's birth?" how should he reply to it, do you suggest?

Edit: For clarity, this was a joke. Yes, I know should start making them funny, thanks.

(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 6

jjmichaeljadson

Original post by vee_wuvshugs

Why would you tell anybody any of this stuff?

Why not? Why live in fear and hide yourself?

Reply 7

vee_wuvshugs

Original post by trustmeimlying1

its you again!!!:O

my lucky day...

but yeh aint an issue one bit..odd even to ask

Who are you?

Reply 8

MidnightDream

I didn't think anyone cares about that stuff anymore :dontknow:

Anyhoo anyone who looks down on you for that isn't worth your time, don't worry you'll make lots of friends :h:

Reply 9

Jaegon Targaryen

Why let your status limit you ? Your worth just as much as any blue blood bastard , be proud of your background and concentrate on getting a good grade.

Top th'legitimate

Reply 10

Asariond

The concept of illegitimacy is all but dead in British society, with only the very elderly even taking note of it anymore. Don't worry about it :smile:

Reply 11

trustmeimlying1

Original post by vee_wuvshugs

Who are you?

anywho can yeh sing/play kiddo

Reply 12

vee_wuvshugs

Original post by jjmichaeljadson

Why not? Why live in fear and hide yourself?

I'm just wondering what kind of normal conversation would involve someone asking you something like that. :s-smilie:

Reply 13

Taliahart

Original post by illiteratesoul

Sarcasm or...

No I'm being serious!

Reply 14

Jennifer07

Have you seen Jeremy Kyle... :/

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illiteratesoul

Original post by Asariond

The concept of illegitimacy is all but dead in British society, with only the very elderly even taking note of it anymore. Don't worry about it :smile:

Even my 'aunt' (my mum's legitimate sister), who is relatively young, was making a jab at umarried women getting pregnant and having children out of wedlock. I suppose there are lots of open-minded people these days, but what about the mysterious 'upper elite' that I've seldom come across to this day? The ones brought up with conservative, traditional values?

Reply 16

illiteratesoul

Original post by Jennifer07

Have you seen Jeremy Kyle... :/

Yes. Working class people (like me) getting humiliated and publicly shamed (like my mum growing up in her family) for straying off traditional social norms (like my family) on national television by 'respectable' people...

Reply 17

jwf13

As someone else who is 'illegitimate' (although I have never thought of myself as being illegitimate) I have not the slightest worry about being judged like this at university. Some of my friends in sixth form have traditional values (catholic school) and they have no problems with it :smile:

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