u/Critical_Sandwich_61

Which subject should I improve?

I got 38/70 in chem and 23/70 in physics. As you may understand from my marks, I probably passed physics because the teachers who checked had a bit of humanity in them because I didn't study anything and the paper was nothing that I studied. Like, I studied the usual stuff near the exam date, just so that I could pass. But none of the stuff that I did study was in the exam. It was that bad. Chemistry, I could have studied, i didn't but I got 38 from yk from my memory.

Now, to get 80%, which is, you know, acceptable for my own mind, I have to get 27 marks. The other three subjects, English, CS and Maths, I got good marks. I didn't lose marks more than 27, not even near 27. So there is no way I can improve in those subjects. Now, physics, I know literally nothing. As I said, the reason I probably got 23, which is the passing mark, is because the humanity of the teachers. But I can improve chemistry. But to get 27 plus, I need to get 65 or above if that happens. But for physics, I only need 50.

Now, which one should I improve? I don't even know when the improvement exam is or anything or if I can study that much. But I've never gotten above, like, 30 in physics in any of my school exams. So, which also I didn't study because, I don't know. But I will study hard this time. But I'm scared i won't get 50 in phy or 65 in chem because some people are just bad at some subjects.

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u/Critical_Sandwich_61 — 7 days ago

A lot of movies use jealousy, romance, or trauma (mostly sexual violence) to “explain” a woman’s behavior, while male villains are more often allowed to just be ambitious, power-hungry, chaotic, ideological, or simply cruel. Like why do they make female characters get randomly SAd like it's the only plot they're supposed to have. It's weird that they're making it so normal. Anyways I want some purely evil villains like a woman who's evil bc duh she is. Or at least give her some personality other than her being a woman. Being a woman is amazing but that's not all a person is ryt? Let women be as complex, terrifying, charismatic, or unhinged as male villains are. The only example I know is Hela from Thor Ragnarok. I want a villain people will admire, like how people say Thanos is a great villain and admire his ideologies, even though he's wrong. Like that. Also why do they always make female villains seductive most of the time? Just let them be evil without turning it into that trope every time.

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u/Critical_Sandwich_61 — 17 days ago