MetaruScarlet

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I'm so exhausted of the thing I had to deal with this morning. I got even emotional. I had a class in my school. This one is the earliest period but since I really love the professor, I'm taking it. It's a very easy English class that is going on in my mother tongue, which is Japanese.

I'll write down what the conversation was like in Japanese to make it more clear; The prof said "何？ (what have you done?)" and he answered "クソ暑かったので (it was warm as shit)." クソ literally means "shit" and you know what's wrong here.

I'm so exhausted of the thing I had to deal with this morning. I got even emotional. I had a class in my school. This one is the earliest period but since I really love the professor, I'm taking it. It's a very easy English class that is going on in my mother tongue, which is Japanese.

Ppl around me will think I'm such a nerd and very serious. Yes I am. I don't fucking care what you think. It was not okay. You guys are not okay for not taking about this attitude seriously. I'm not okay with just being an observer.

I'm so exhausted of the thing I had to deal with this morning. I got even emotional. I had a class in my school. This one is the earliest period but since I really love the professor, I'm taking it. It's a very easy English class that is going on in my mother tongue, which is Japanese.

I felt really sorry to the prof. She should be respected as a professor. But what have he done for her even tho she is putting an effort for us?? Just make a noise at the rear of the classroom without listening to what she says?? He was clearly out of common sense.

I'm so exhausted of the thing I had to deal with this morning. I got even emotional. I had a class in my school. This one is the earliest period but since I really love the professor, I'm taking it. It's a very easy English class that is going on in my mother tongue, which is Japanese.

And of course she got mad and scolded him saying like "What was that attitude? Seriously? You have to be serious." And he said "ah I'm sorry" very small and shortly and that's it.

I'm so exhausted of the thing I had to deal with this morning. I got even emotional. I had a class in my school. This one is the earliest period but since I really love the professor, I'm taking it. It's a very easy English class that is going on in my mother tongue, which is Japanese.

But since the prof is very kind, the class is seen as an "easy" class for students, I meant "easy to skip," not "easy to understand" here (I think her class is very easy to understand but the level is "intermediate" so I assume it's around CEFR B1?).

"Japanese has no pronouns so you won't be misgendered!" It's not really the thing. Yes we don't use 3rd-person pronouns often but instead girl/boy woman/man terms like お姉さん/お兄さん or 女の子/男の子 are used.

Also I can't believe there are still Japanese teachers who teach 1st and 2nd pronouns have their own gender. You can use whatever you want as long as it's not rude, it's more about politeness. I got frustrated about this years ago and thought they are gone but...sigh.

"Japanese has no pronouns so you won't be misgendered!" It's not really the thing. Yes we don't use 3rd-person pronouns often but instead girl/boy woman/man terms like お姉さん/お兄さん or 女の子/男の子 are used.