What do you hate most about law school? Forum

[UML]

Exactly. An advantage. A break from studying where you're not getting drunk or talking about law school w/ other law students. A recuperative break.

I am not the only one who knows how to manage time and getting things done. Just because people don't appear sweating doesn't mean they are 1) missing something or 2) not showing that they are sweating. You are assuming too much. I also work a 4 hour pro-bono shift once a week, my colleagues are not exactly complaining that they are falling behind. Yes there are people who are struggling to hang on, but there are many others going just fine.

Again I am not claiming any of this translate to grades, but the notion that most people are struggling is just simply false.

How do you know you're not missing something? lol.

Anyways, my point was that everyone acts like they're perfect. They majority act that way because they want to hide their problem; the minority are unaware of them. I'm not annoyed by the minority. Repeating "that's simply false" does nothing to dissuade me. Listing your hurdles and telling me how easy it is for you to clear them just makes me think you're one of the people I'm complaining about.

[5ky]

The last 15 posts are what I hate about law school.

Shut up.

[r6_philly]

How do you know you're not missing something? lol.

But that's not the original premise you advanced. Even if I was missing something, I wouldn't know, so I wouldn't be sweating and hiding it from anyone.

Anyways, my point was that everyone acts like they're perfect. They majority act that way because they want to hide their problem; the minority are unaware of them. I'm not annoyed by the minority. Repeating "that's simply false" does nothing to dissuade me. Listing your hurdles and telling me how easy it is for you to clear them just makes me think you're one of the people I'm complaining about.

They are not "acting", many are acting like how they feel. Apparently you feel better thinking that everyone else is struggling - all the power to you. If some of your classmates get their work done and act care free, and that annoys you - aren't you behind? You probably don't have time to be annoyed.

[ilovesf]

let's all just get along and get back to what is important - bitching about law school.

[BackToTheOldHouse]

UML is fucking stupid. "recuperative break." I want to recuperative break your nose. (Moderators, I'll serve my time in the penalty box as you see fit.)


r6_philly, I hope all is going well. Hope to cross paths again sometime in the future.

[JusticeHarlan]

Exactly. An advantage. A break from studying where you're not getting drunk or talking about law school w/ other law students. A recuperative break.

I am not the only one who knows how to manage time and getting things done. Just because people don't appear sweating doesn't mean they are 1) missing something or 2) not showing that they are sweating. You are assuming too much. I also work a 4 hour pro-bono shift once a week, my colleagues are not exactly complaining that they are falling behind. Yes there are people who are struggling to hang on, but there are many others going just fine.

Again I am not claiming any of this translate to grades, but the notion that most people are struggling is just simply false.

How do you know you're not missing something? lol.

Anyways, my point was that everyone acts like they're perfect. They majority act that way because they want to hide their problem; the minority are unaware of them. I'm not annoyed by the minority. Repeating "that's simply false" does nothing to dissuade me. Listing your hurdles and telling me how easy it is for you to clear them just makes me think you're one of the people I'm complaining about.

Plenty of people get their work done just fine. You mad 'cause other people don't have to study 12 hours a day to get their work done?

[Kilpatrick]

Exactly. An advantage. A break from studying where you're not getting drunk or talking about law school w/ other law students. A recuperative break.

I am not the only one who knows how to manage time and getting things done. Just because people don't appear sweating doesn't mean they are 1) missing something or 2) not showing that they are sweating. You are assuming too much. I also work a 4 hour pro-bono shift once a week, my colleagues are not exactly complaining that they are falling behind. Yes there are people who are struggling to hang on, but there are many others going just fine.

Again I am not claiming any of this translate to grades, but the notion that most people are struggling is just simply false.

How do you know you're not missing something? lol.

Anyways, my point was that everyone acts like they're perfect. They majority act that way because they want to hide their problem; the minority are unaware of them. I'm not annoyed by the minority. Repeating "that's simply false" does nothing to dissuade me. Listing your hurdles and telling me how easy it is for you to clear them just makes me think you're one of the people I'm complaining about.

Plenty of people get their work done just fine. You mad 'cause other people don't have to study 12 hours a day to get their work done?

LOL

[r6_philly]

UML is fucking stupid. "recuperative break." I want to recuperative break your nose. (Moderators, I'll serve my time in the penalty box as you see fit.)


r6_philly, I hope all is going well. Hope to cross paths again sometime in the future.

SA in SV? lol

I hope all is well with you too! I am sure you are doing great, keep in touch, let me know where you go in the summer.