2026 HSC CHAT (17 Viewers)

[jane1820]

When I told my parents I was slightly interested in architecture in year 11 they said no because it’s a “m*ns job”

my parents actually dont care what career/degree i do (even if its male dominated eg plumbing) as long as i am guranteed a job and an income lmaooo

 

[No_Kaeya?!]

my parents actually dont care what career/degree i do (even if its male dominated eg plumbing) as long as i am guranteed a job and an income lmaooo

they just want me to be successful LOL

 

[No_Kaeya?!]

they just want me to be successful LOL

I don't think they care lol. Like oh, you have a good job? it pays well? it's Asian parent worthy? ok thats it go forth child

 

[hi_998]

my parents said do wahtever makes me happy, even if that means becoming a zookeeper

 

[tigerian]

When I told my parents I was slightly interested in architecture in year 11 they said no because it’s a “m*ns job”

you can tell yout parents that there is no such thing as a “m*ns job and that centre point tower was designed by a woman

 

[tigerian]

When I told my parents I was slightly interested in architecture in year 11 they said no because it’s a “m*ns job”

ask them to explain how this happened

One of the world’s best known female architects of the modern era, Marion Mahony Griffin, is said to have spent her life making husband Walter Burley Griffin look good. Today, women across the industry prefer to receive due credit.
While there is still a disparity between the number of female architecture graduates and those who end up in senior roles, Australia has enough fine examples to give the next generation hope.

Most of these women feature on Marion’s List, a relatively new public register of women in architecture set up by Parlour, the industry’s non-profit advocate for equity and diversity.
Twenty of the best feature in Maven Publishing’s Chasing the Sky, 20 Stories of Women in Architecture, including Clare Cousins, national president of the Australian Institute of Architects (one of five women on the board), Kerstin Thompson – who was this year named a life fellow at the AIA for both her architecture and her impact on industry and education – Rachel Nolan of Kennedy Nolan, and Virginia Kerridge and Hannah Tribe.

 

[Study to success]

some parents are just sexist and they just have this discriminatory mindset towards women doing certain jobs and are too stubborn to let other people change their views

 

[jane1820]

tigerian is such a baddie for this

 

[tigerian]

tigerian is such a baddie for this

im just telling it it as it is . Besideswait till you are 18 and the decision is yours whether your parents like it or not

 

[Study to success]

im just telling it it as it is . Besideswait till you are 18 and the decision is yours whether your parents like it or not

Well for some people it’s not because some parents decide to still control/ coerce their children even after 18

 

[tigerian]

Well for some people it’s not because some parents decide to still control/ coerce their children even after 18

well they can try but its illegal . 8 realise it’s difficult for sone but 18 at least gives an opportunity to be heard. I know it won’t be easy but if you believe it’s righ5 for you then go for it . B3 upfront and honest as well . Make some sort of deal . make them proud of your work

 

[tigerian]

If anyone wants to ask or discuss any hsc English (an6 level) or modern I will be happy to wait for you in Merrylands library WEDNESDAY 5/11 between 500pm and 630 ( its ok to cone in a small group ) . I just need you to pm so I know . No problem if can’t but I’m happy to help

 

[jinxioalongbao]

when do u guys get to drop ur units?

 

[Study to success]

when do u guys get to drop ur units?

I did last week

 

[spiderlemonade]

my parents said do wahtever makes me happy, even if that means becoming a zookeeper

wait you can just... become a zookeeper? i wanna do that

 

[Bendy Straw]

wait you can just... become a zookeeper? i wanna do that

you probably need a degree in biology and / or zoology but honestly you can do whatever you want forever

 

[hi_998]

can someone pls explain green part

 

[hi_998]

can someone pls explain green part

i got it but like i dont at the same time

 

[WorkEfforts]

can someone pls explain green part

Whats so confusing for you there?

 

[English hater]

can someone pls explain green part

they split up the fraction, like (1+2+3)/4=1/4+2/4+3/4, then intergrated