[Pic A.]

I’ve had experience with people from almost all classes in society, ranging from the lowest to at least upper-middle class. I can’t say I know any film stars, but I do have friends with incredibly large houses and two-doctor salaries in their household. I’m also incredibly interested in psychology and people in general. I think there are numerous reasons why parents put little to no emphasis on their children’s education. Sometimes it is because they truly believe education holds no actual value. If they themselves grew up in a lower-class household, and their parents had jobs requiring little skill, or those that just didn’t pay well, and they now have these same kinds of jobs themselves, they will often think, ‘What’s good enough for me is good enough for my kids.’ Sometimes they truly believe that because their child doesn’t have an IQ of 150, he or she can’t get anywhere that far in life, and will follow the same path as they did. Other times, it’s because they need the child to do other non-academic tasks at home. This will be more common when the child is one of a large family, and one of the older few. He or she might be required to look after his or her younger siblings, run errands, etc. This could also be the case in one-parent families, especially if that parent is consistently unwell, or has a demanding job. It sounds odd that a parent would take a child out of school simply to do the jobs you’d normally expect the parent to do, but it does happen. Using the child is obviously cheaper and easier than hiring a nanny or asking someone else to weed the garden.

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Name : Pic A., Gender : F, Sexual Orientation : Bisexual, Race : White/Caucasian, Religion : Satanist, Age : 16, City : Birmingham, State : NA, Country : United Kingdom, Occupation : Student, Education level : Less than High School Diploma, Social class : Upper class, 

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