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I am a freshman in high school with a 3.33 GPA (which is really poor, I know). I am taking English Honors, Geometry Honors, and AP Biology at a tutor outside of school. I’m doing pretty badly, as I usually get 3′s on the practice tests. My mom is really upset with me for doing so poorly on the tests, but I think she forgets that AP Bio is a freakin’ college course. There are only two freshmen in that class including me, and the rest are sophomores or juniors that are taking the class at school as well.
Another class I’m taking is Geometry Honors. During the summer my mom sent me to another tutor, who sucked balls to prepare us for Geometry, and he taught us difficult shortcuts and incorrect methods to solve problems. I had a C in Geometry H before the finals, and so did another kid who also went to the summer class. So it’s pretty evident that our tutor screwed us over. Now I have an 80% thanks to my finals, which I studied the textbook for. I got a B+ on my finals, which I was pretty proud of. My smart friend got an 83% on her final, and I told my mom this. She replied with a “she didn’t go to a tutor for this class”. This really made me mad, since I told her before that the tutor she took me to sucked and didn’t teach us properly (and he had a Chinese accent which was difficult to understand). I then told her about the other kid who went to his class and still has a C, and she told me not to compare myself to the weaker students. Like, WTF??!
Other than my classes, my mom always compares me to high school juniors and her friend’s kids, who go to top tutor centers and take regular classes, resulting in better grades. In addition, their parents have gone to college, have gotten at least a Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees, and understand English and can communicate with their teachers easily. My mom disregards all of this and continues to compare me to them (she only has a high school diploma). She even calls me ugly and fat even when I try my best to exercise, which I don’t have time for because I am CONSTANTLY studying for AP Bio. She won’t even let me wear the tiniest amount of mascara, and she still calls me ugly. This doesn’t bother me as much, because she’s at LEAST 225 lbs. I don’t think she’s doing all of this because she “wants me to have a better life” or “doesn’t want me to end up like her”, because if she really wanted me to be better off, she wouldn’t insult me so much and she would encourage me rather than make derogatory remarks about my grades and looks. I guess I just want to know if anybody else can relate and how I can learn to impress my mom. Thanks so much.

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