@Bruh AWWW 😭😭 ofc lol I’m glad my comments made you happy 😭😚 and honestly that makes wayyy more sense now, your teachers sound strict but lowkey caring in their own weird way 😭 like they’re trying to guide y’all based on what they think fits, even if the comments come out super random sometimes 💀.

And honestly?? wanting a stable job that pays well is so valid 😭 physical therapy actually sounds like a really good fit for you too bc it’s respected, useful, and you genuinely seem determined even when your classes are actively trying to destroy you 💀, but HELPPPP 😭 geometry really had you fighting for your life: “I had to prove it was inscribed from a diameter” yeah no, that sentence alone would make me close the paper and stare at the wall for a minute 😭😭 but the second you mentioned the diameter I was like OHHH okayyy so the 180° was hiding in there somewhere 💀.

And don’t even stress about the Russia thing 😭 literally so many people forget that because Russia is HUGE and everyone automatically thinks “Asia” first, Moscow being in Europe is one of those geography facts that vanishes from your brain the second a test starts fr 😭; honestly your school life sounds exhausting but also lowkey hilarious 😭 every day there’s a new academic side quest or boss battle.

@Bruh Lmaoo, not him saying “go write in rabbit or whatever” 💀 bro is actually still pressed for what; but wait—lowkey I’m proud of you tho 😭 you didn’t cheat, stayed locked in, and still figured it out?? That’s a W fr, and yeah that “engineer not a doctor” comment is so random 😭 like why is he assigning careers mid-test?? Professors/teachers really be projecting sometimes lol, that has nothing to do with what you actually wanna do. If you wanna be a physical therapist, that’s your lane fr. Geo proofs and his side comments are not deciding your future 😭, also yeah… circle proofs are actually annoying for no reason 💀 next time look for diameters or inscribed angles, those usually mean there’s a sneaky 90° in there somewhere: but overall - you survived two tests back to back, didn’t cheat, and still pulled through… I’m proud of you.

@Bruh NAH, that sign really got you—those long problems be sneaky for no reason fr, but at least you figured out what went wrong in the end, so it wasn’t for nothing 😭. Not him thinking he’s getting exposed online… that’s actually wild, but yeah, I lowkey get why he didn’t give the points back since it was just that one missed sign 😭.
At least now you know—next time just do a quick scan for any tiny signs before you start, bc those little details will literally mess up the whole answer every time.

@Bruh Wait I totally get why that felt off but I’m ngl, your teacher’s explanation is kinda confusing; like 25 ÷ 5 is just 5—there’s nothing in that setup that would make it negative. Division doesn’t just randomly turn negative on its own, you only get a negative result if there’s already a negative in the problem somewhere, like -25 ÷ 5 or 25 ÷ -5.

So honestly, you weren’t wrong for writing 5—that part is completely correct, it really sounds like either the original question had extra details (like a negative sign, parentheses, or something you might’ve missed), or there was just some miscommunication when it was explained back to you. If you can, I’d definitely double-check the exact question wording, because mathematically 25 ÷ 5 will always be 5.

@Bruh nah,
because you’re right 😭 25 ÷ 5 is 5… I feel like the test set you up somehow, what was the full question?