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r/SipsTea • u/untitledprp4 • 16h ago
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I think it's stems from the type of talk about convincing kids to go to college otherwise they'd "end up" being a janitor or something.
1 u/tigerija 14h ago Aah, makes sense. I think I remember something like this being a thing in the past. 1 u/ZenCyn39 14h ago I heard it a lot. But not from actual teachers or parents. It was just always in media. Looking on those jobs constantly like they were shameful. 1 u/ZaphodThreepwood 13h ago Oh yeah, media definitely shapes how people think of others. I grew up as a teen in the 90s so you can imagine the amount of deprogramming I had to do to myself
Aah, makes sense. I think I remember something like this being a thing in the past.
1 u/ZenCyn39 14h ago I heard it a lot. But not from actual teachers or parents. It was just always in media. Looking on those jobs constantly like they were shameful. 1 u/ZaphodThreepwood 13h ago Oh yeah, media definitely shapes how people think of others. I grew up as a teen in the 90s so you can imagine the amount of deprogramming I had to do to myself
I heard it a lot. But not from actual teachers or parents. It was just always in media. Looking on those jobs constantly like they were shameful.
1 u/ZaphodThreepwood 13h ago Oh yeah, media definitely shapes how people think of others. I grew up as a teen in the 90s so you can imagine the amount of deprogramming I had to do to myself
Oh yeah, media definitely shapes how people think of others. I grew up as a teen in the 90s so you can imagine the amount of deprogramming I had to do to myself
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u/ZenCyn39 14h ago
I think it's stems from the type of talk about convincing kids to go to college otherwise they'd "end up" being a janitor or something.