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Anonymous Richmond, United States 🌶️ Spicy

Today, as a volunteer tutor, I met up with a girl who needed help with calculus. When I introduced myself, she wrinkled up her face and said, "I'd hoped you'd be hotter." FML

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She should've been smarter.

That's not a good sine. You might want to go off on a tangent and discuss manners with her.

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Help the girl understand basic math. Risk of disease and pregnancy=RD [RD(tutor-clothes)] _________________=/= success Her Legs However, she may have a sucksessful job as a uneducated **** star.

epic way to put it

Say, I thought you would be smarter.

... at which point you said "Oh, in that case I'm afraid I can't help you." and walk out. You are there to do her a favor, if she doesn't appreciate it she doesn't deserve it.

How rude of her. I mean honestly, why even say that out loud? Now the guy who has volunteered to help you thinks you're extremely shallow and rude. Good one.

born_hustla 26

I think she meant to sign up for "blind date". She needs much more than just help, she's desperate!

Rammer3500 23

She said hotTER. That means you are attractive, she just wanted MORE attractive.

obviously she has more fantasies than math formulas in her head...

That's when you turn into Sheldon Cooper and obliterate her self-confidence. Calculus offers a wide range of topics designed to make people feel stupid.

Wrong subject? Seems like she's there for chemistry and not calculus.

Sounds like the only thing she wants to study is a little width x depth.. Don't bother with her OP unless she shows some real appreciation for your effort.

tantanpanda 26

Well, to be fair, she'd also want to know how to find the surface area and volume of an imperfect cylinder (dick), the volume of an ellipsoid (balls), the friction associated with the distance in which a viscous substance can shoot out of a tube (ya know), etc. This is why she wants help with calculus.