How do people even remember names for so long?
this post was submitted on 22 May 2025
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Trauma sticks with a person.
Not weird to me. I still remember every single teacher’s name to this day…I started school in 1978.
That's pretty impressive. I started school in 1973 and I can remember a couple of teachers' names at most.
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I remember all my teacher's names from preschool through high school, is that strange?
No, I can as well.
Highly so
I can barely remember the names of my close friends from elementary and middle school. Can't remember all of them. Only reason I can remember the high school friends is the yearbook, and I've still forgot half of them.
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You get what you give. Don't become the monster. A real class act would just dangle it in front of them and then just approve it anyways. Like bitch I'm over it, I don't give a fuck. You're just a dumb ass speed bump.
Being a class act is extremely overrated. People should get what they have coming
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There are some teachers I had who were absolutely bad people, but honestly, they are teachers and you are not. You already have the best revenge.
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Well, OP is just an asshole then. (I'm guessing this isn't really OPs post)
They didn't say they rejected it out of revenge.
Maybe the teacher was a shitty mortgage applicant with terrible credit and multiple foreclosures and the fact that they got to reject the application was just the cherry on top.
I bet the real reason they were rejected is because their only income is a teacher's salary. That's not enough to afford a house these days
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure there are some strict guidelines around mortgage application acceptance or rejection.
Are you telling me personal petty revenge isn't a certified approved bank reason?!
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Depends on the circumstances. One might feel a bit smug when karma strikes back as long as one acts professionally. The teacher might have gotten rejected for absolute objective and normal reasons. Like thousands of people do.
And after handling that professionally the poster can humanely feel smug and happy for a short moment in their otherwise likely stressful adult life. And that's okay.
By profession (emergency medicine with a stint in forensic mental health) I get into contact with some really bad people who have done really nasty things. Will I treat them as professionally as I treat every patient? Yes. But there are moments. Years ago I responded to a patient getting bitten in his ass by a police dog(as in the dog literally did bite a seizable piece of meat out of it)after fleeing a scene of a DUI stop(and punching a young police officer). At the same time as we arrive the detective superintendent arrives(as it is protocol here in these cases when someone gets injured by police directly). He is a fairly nice chap I went to school with - and who was relentlessly bullied by a guy a few grades above us. Like...really really bad...to a level that would land one in prison these days. Well, the world is small and guess who Mr. Dogfood was.
Well. We did our job as professionally as we do it with everyone. But when the patient was handed over in hospital we had a good chuckle, cracked a few bad jokes somewhere no member of the public could hear us,asked each other how the respective wives were doing and went on with our workday. And that's okay.
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