This young man is a very difficult situation.. This is his last year in the University but he is stuck for tragic family circumtances..\nHe is a bright, decent young man, studying matematics..\nPlease help!!
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this young man can solicit his embassy in the united states;Travelers aid society; or www.philanthropic.com for people that give away money for hardship cases. check at the university for loans to foreign students.
135107
reassure him that he has a future...be there for him and encourage him to apply himslef at something that he enjoys doing...he really needs your support right now
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Well, I would have to assume you're from a small school. Chances are though that this guy will do to you as he has done everyone else. And that's hurt you in the end. If you're prepared for the emotional stress and mature enough to handle then go for it... You only live once!
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You sound like my nephew.  He is 13 and just this year I've started home schooling him.  I couldn't believe it when I learned that he failed math every year since he was in 2nd grade.  What a system we have.?!  There is nothing wrong with you just as there is nothing wrong with my nephew.  It really comes down to the basics and once you master them then you can do just about anything.  No matter how old you are it is never too late.  It is not your fault that you are having trouble as long as you are trying.  It's easy to give up when you feel stupid or like you just can't solve the problems.  I wish I could help you but we are probably too far away to make it work.  Please swallow your pride even though it is nothing to be ashamed of.  They failed you.  You have not failed yourself.... And seek a tutor or go back to the beginning on your own.  I started my nephew on the math work of a preschooler.  He felt silly at first but I made it fun.  He is thanking me now because he is doing Algebra with ease and we've only been working a short while.  Don't worry what others think of you now.  Worry about the future when your kids need a little help with their math homework.  You'll want to be able to help them ... won't you?  Sorry if I've rambled.  If you cheat your way now you'll be cheating yourself for the future.  I also have taught and tutored illiterate adults.  Every one of them said they wished they'd learned to read earlier in their lives but felt too ashamed to ask for help.  Don't be like them.  You've got it in you to get it right!  I have faith in you!!!  Have a wonderful day!
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Why doesn't he get a degree in Economics assuming he is college.\nIf he is not then help him get through high school and then he can get his degree in Econmonics
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First, he seems to need some psychological help if he cries all the time like that.  I mean... this isnt middle school!  There is no crying in college. \n\n2nd, how about taking him to McDonalds and showing him the people working there, showing him where he might end up.\n\nHe probably has a hard time making friends and feeling comfortable... He has to focus on the end result (why he goes to college) instead of the everyday annoying routine of college life
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Study hard, study more and keep on studying!!! lol, it would prevent this story to happen from the begining!
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You could suggest that he concerns himself with what issues appeal to or are important to young people, fashion, music, money, study, the cost of higher education, debt, career planning, buying a home, savings, pensions, healthcare, sexual health, travel. The you might suggest how he could try and improve issues which worry young people to make the future seem less gloomy. You could also suggest he works on his own image which is a bit dull and boring after all!
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Wonder why you were just as dumb for being his girlfriend.  And if he gets good grades, he isn't all that dumb....maybe it's not him, but you.  If you were so smart, you wouldn't have numerous grammatical errors....\n\nOh and by the way, he must really love school if he's there when he's supposed to be suspended....\n\nReally, you both seem pretty dumb in my opinion....like my response or not....you're dumb enough to post it...I just wanted my two points.  Thanks dummy!
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Good thing you aren't together any more... That story has the makings of a good episode of 20/20 or Prime Time Live!\n\nSome people crave sympathy. They'll go to any lengths to get it. \nThis man really needs help. \nI just hope he's not one of those con artists that marries women and takes everything they own and disappears.\n\nGlad you're rid of him.
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That is why it is called the wonder years. Move on. Tend to your studies and just stay friends. You will save yourself a lot of grief.
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If he has a college degree and a job, why would he still live at home unless he either:\n1) is unable to take care of himself (lets Mom do it....again)\n2) due to student loans, cannot afford his own place - but could find someone to share rent if he WANTED to be grown up and independent\n\nNo, I did date someone like that once, briefly, until I figured that he was a typical "Peter Pan" and never was going to grow up.  That doesn't mean that is true of all people in that situation, but once burned, twice shy.
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Oh that is so awesome that he is going to be an aggie! Be proud that you've found such a great guy!!! It will definitley be hard to be in a long distance relationship, especially since you are both in college. But I think you guys are both smart, so I have faith that you can do it! Gig 'em Aggies!!!
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If you help him cheat you're just making it worse in the future.  You have to know that stuff; it doesn't go away.  The best thing you can do is help him study.  If you can't teach him, find someone else who can.  Plus, if you get caught cheating you could face some very negative consequences.
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I see you are studying the basic course... Ask me for help when you get to *something* a little more difficult. The stuff you are working on is mere child's play for a man of my stature and intelligence.\n\nJohn Zonk\nGenius
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Horsepuckey! His route up the career ladder is paralleling your academic path.  He isn't stalking you.  Why can't you talk to a teacher or parent? Get real!
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yup I think everyone goes through this phase most people call it like an identity crisis, some people say it's depression, how I see it is well really more like a situation some lead to catch 22's and some you really have to think to solve, my advice is do what makes you feel happy, if you want to streak down the block go for it hope your a fast runner though or get a fat cop next to Krispy Kremes but really it's not good to look at this in a down sort of way, I mean most people look at Einstein he didn't really know he was going to solve E=MC2 he just figured it out one day. Everything will come to you eventually and you'll find out, I've got the same problem, I am 23 and haven't even started college yet...so just take it a day at a time a live it like each day is your first and you'll make it ;)