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School and sports everybody can do with dedication and training. I bet you suck at giving blowjobs though.

I don't care about weakness. I care about beligerant mindless abusive people who truly have no idea how much they punch. My family is almost nothing except that.

You must loathe yourself then.

What use is a conscious if it does not place itself above all else, I love myself and my achievements.

by Azula

My dad and me both have a hard view of failure and give him crap for not preforming or achieving. I do not love him, he brings shame to me and my family and is a typical example for failure.

Oh whatever. You are one of those people who would never feel proud if your brother ever excelled in anything. It probably bugs the shit out of you that he slacks off and you have to haul ass, and it gets you nowhere. You are a too tough and in the wrong system. Take up kickboxing or something. You aren't going to get the thrill you need butting heads competing in a school system.

rubs hands. Think of it this way. When you are a millionaire dentist, you can laugh in your brothers face, and show him your credit and mortgage debt.

One of my siblings was a weak link, I could've just let it be, your approach but I chose not too. That's just ignoring the problem when it's clear he's tied to you.

I took it upon myself to parent my siblings, coach and criticize them until they became sharper. My brother didn't fuck up in school as much as yours has though. More behavioral problems and not applying or utilizing his potential.

Do you see your brother as beyond redemption?  

AJ, had you not added the last ignorant bit to your post...I was about to suggest that this post was monumental in that I find myself in in agreement with both yourself and MrDelta.

But...you blew it...youz really good at blow jobs yourself...

Fairly sure women are kicking the pants off men in terms of academic acheivement these days. I don't know what it is, but I'll guess it has something to do with a lack of practical and perhaps a womans capability to mold and adapt to institutional demands more readily? I don't know. I don't if it's like that everywhere or what.

http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/81-004-x/2008001/article/10561-eng.htm

Over the last 30 years or so, a dramatic reversal has taken place on Canadian university campuses. According to the 1971 Census, 68% of 25 to 29 year-old university graduates were male. Ten years later, women had more or less caught up to men, as only 54% of graduates were male. By 1991, women had become the slight majority, comprising 51% of graduates. In the 2001 Census, universities had clearly become the domain of women, as they made up 58% of all graduates. And according to the 2006 Census, women accounted for 60% of university graduates between the ages of 25 and 29.

Not all degrees are the same nor applicable there after, as as I am sure you will agree...not to mention, at one point in time in hometown the most educated people were waiting tables and making more money....it's relative to the ends. And when not, to what is of interest and fires a person up to achieve and the purpose behind it..