The correct take! (Less helpful: takes that present the kid himself, who might not even want to go to college, as the villain)https://twitter.com/davidhagmann/status/1168609020158103552 …
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It just seems like, if this is a real kid, not a details-changed situation, this is sort of gross? Coming from a prof (at an expensive school) especially? Am I odd in thinking this? Are we just supposed to be like, down with the brat, as if that somehow helps anyone?
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Yeah just-so storytime shaming. “The girl behind me was rude” to build the brand. I’ve written plenty of these essays myself, but who cares? They’re filler and can’t be fact checked. Same the structure, of which one is a part, rather than the individual actors
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*Shame, not same
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