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02-07-2018, 01:37 PM
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What about seeing it this way?
For past six years I have been waking up at 5.30 AM to enter office office.
The earliest I get home is 9pm.
I am not attached and couldn’t afford the time to mingle either.
Money is decent no doubt but I get so stressed up, weight gain and high blood pressure due to irregular sleep and diet.
I get ping non stop at odd hours.
In such a depressing life, why should I even be having lunch with those who caused my misery and anxiety?
Why am I even here in this industry?
Because who else would want to date me into my 30s and the moment men sees me as a lawyer, they get turned off. Plus I am not no longer in my prime in terms of looks. Work is all I have to show off and earn my living.
Would I have done anything differently?
Yes, I should have been kinder to others in my early days. Words spread and bad things spread about me even faster than speed of light and stay even longer about how much a bitch I am.
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Oh pls. Assuming you're not trolling. 6pqe means ur like 29 this year. Not too old thanks to no National Slavery for females. Still young and attractive enough. Of cos don't compare yourself with 20 year old ahlian influencers la.
U need to get out of the office, date or hook up a bit. Break up the monotony. Most lawyers marry relatively later anyway. And divorce rate also higher so doesn't really matter when you get married. Biological clock is overrated. Leave it to the foreigners to replace our population.
As for staying in shape, that one is on you. Nobody can help u if you want to let yourself go, esp as a single. Hit the gym
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02-07-2018, 06:27 PM
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Its more the case that the MC is overrated. If any Tom Harry Dick from a delisted uni can be trained to be an MC lawyer, then it makes sense that MC accept 2:2s from nus who have a beter command of the law. |
No, its just the case that delisted unis are "delisted" only to protect NUS law graduates from an oversupply of law grads in the domestic market. Internationally, those unis carry far more recognition. The fact that they can compete in a free market environment and still secure a place at the MC over some 2:2 from NUS shows that NUS is overrated.
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02-07-2018, 10:23 PM
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> be local grad
> think uk unis delisted cos no standard
> cant understand why the leeds and exeter people got retained after tc and i didnt
> end up doing something i didnt need to spend 3 years overseas and quarter of a mil on
> come here to talk bad about delisted unis cos i would never say these out loud irl
feels bad man
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02-07-2018, 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
What about seeing it this way?
For past six years I have been waking up at 5.30 AM to enter office office.
The earliest I get home is 9pm.
I am not attached and couldn’t afford the time to mingle either.
Money is decent no doubt but I get so stressed up, weight gain and high blood pressure due to irregular sleep and diet.
I get ping non stop at odd hours.
In such a depressing life, why should I even be having lunch with those who caused my misery and anxiety?
Why am I even here in this industry?
Because who else would want to date me into my 30s and the moment men sees me as a lawyer, they get turned off. Plus I am not no longer in my prime in terms of looks. Work is all I have to show off and earn my living.
Would I have done anything differently?
Yes, I should have been kinder to others in my early days. Words spread and bad things spread about me even faster than speed of light and stay even longer about how much a bitch I am.
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Try to be the girl in 50 shades of grey.
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02-07-2018, 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
> be local grad
> think uk unis delisted cos no standard
> cant understand why the leeds and exeter people got retained after tc and i didnt
> end up doing something i didnt need to spend 3 years overseas and quarter of a mil on
> come here to talk bad about delisted unis cos i would never say these out loud irl
feels bad man
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Oh you’re the person from Bristol tsk
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02-07-2018, 11:31 PM
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Oh you’re the person from Bristol tsk
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which firm is this? how is retention for this year?
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03-07-2018, 12:50 AM
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which firm is this? how is retention for this year?
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Retention clearly up for UK grads and down for local grads
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03-07-2018, 01:08 AM
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Hi seniors. Asking a question for my cousin.
She applied to Yale JD (rejected by havard and columbia) out of a whim and she actually got accepted.
However, yale is not an approved university under Minlaw.
Are there any prior precedent of Minlaw accepting universities not listed under Minlaw after appealing?
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