▲ 4 r/DWPhelp
Letter
Received this letter in the post from DWP today. Never had one of these letters before so curious if anyone knows what it’s about? Or could be about? Thanks in advance.
u/ContestInside8736 — 1 day ago
▲ 122 r/OpenUniversity
Result
Been awarded a 2:2. I’m happy with this because between having a heart attack last year (I’m only in my 30s), suffering three bereavements during my degree, finding out my youngest son also has severe autism (my eldest does as well), and loads of other personal challenges I was expecting a third class degree. I submitted special circumstances and I’m glad they seemed to have taken it into account. Good luck to everyone who’s not got their results yet and best of wishes to those who have. Onwards and upwards.
u/ContestInside8736 — 1 month ago
▲ 280 r/Tudorhistory
Does anyone else feel sorry for Anne Boleyn?
I’m absolutely fascinated by Anne Boleyn, but the deeper I dive into her story, especially her relationship with Henry VIII, the more profoundly sorry I feel for her. As someone currently studying psychology, I can’t help but view her downfall through that lens, and it’s heartbreaking. She was trapped in an incredibly high-pressure environment: desperate to produce a male heir, surrounded by powerful enemies at court, and ultimately the victim of what looks like a carefully orchestrated betrayal. The psychological warfare she endured in her final days in the Tower, going from Queen of England to condemned prisoner almost overnight, is horrifying to imagine. I keep wondering how she mentally coped with that sudden, total collapse. What do you all think about her final months? How do you believe she handled that shift psychologically? Do you feel sorry for her, or not? If so, why?
I’d genuinely love to hear everyone’s thoughts. Please keep it respectful.
u/ContestInside8736 — 1 month ago