<p>@norcrosshigh
I don’t think you understand the definition of overreacting, because I just responded to everything he said, just like he responded to everything I said. </p>
<p>There’s a difference between going off on a tangent and asking for your friends chances and claiming that the original intent of the thread is gone, when someone else wants to know their chances as well.</p>
<p>If he wanted to know a quick opinion on his friend’s chances, he could have done so through other, better ways. It’s not a big deal, but it’s annoying. I just don’t understand why he had to go on someone else’s chance thread to ask for his friend’s chances. You can defend him all you want, especially if it makes you feel like you have friends for the first time in your life.</p>
<p>@chessy18
Like I said before, I’ve been debating for a while whether I’ll be deferred or admitted. Maybe relented wasn’t the best word, but I wanted to know an outside opinion to know what to expect and not be as disappointed on Saturday. I know that I can’t change anything, but knowing my chances would help me from not getting my hopes up so high or vice versa. Even if a 100 people responded, saying that I would get in for sure, it wouldn’t make me feel better knowing how inconsistent admissions are.</p>
<p>Maybe the chance threads don’t have a purpose for you, but they do for me. It’s not a big deal, but I don’t understand how asking for your chances is selfish…if it was so selfish, I don’t understand why you responded.</p>
<p>@MichiganGeorgia</p>
<p>I certainly hope that you’re right- that would be a godsend haha</p>