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What's sad is when people wear apparel from colleges they can't get into in the hopes that people will think they go there and thus get a false sense of satisfaction from it.
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NOBODY DOES THAT! And how would you know anyway, do people confide in you to reveal their insecurities? Either this is something you do, or you are a high schooler who believes he is going to a brand name school and thinks life revolves around impressing people by that fact.
Believe me, people who don't go to the most celebrated schools aren't crying their hearts out that they aren't at Harvard. We're proud of and like where we go. I'd say the people seeking satisfaction out of those shirts are the people who get into ivy leagues and, instead of just being proud of themselves, need other people to know where they are going.
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Yeah i understand how you feel. My aunt was wearing a Harvard sweatshirt one day and she graduated from TAMU and it ****ed me off cause your trying to give yourself credentials for pretending to graduate from an ivy league college that some kids work their a** off to get into
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iambored10, sounds like you're a high schooler "working your ass off" to get into one of those schools. If you think that the kids work hard to get into an ivy league just so they can say they go there then you aren't mature enough to be making college choices yet.