Roads to Safe Places

The question I chose was whether or not parenting should be an obligatory school subject nowadays, and the idea behind it were issues like recent cases of child abuse and the reasons for that. Why it still keeps happening. But I didn´t take this literally, the way it was meant, that children already should learn how to parent their kids right later in life, but whether or not adults as potential parents should sorta have to take a course that shows them how to treat their kids right, before they become allowed to have any. Something like that... Sortuva "driver's license" for kids. If something like this becomes due because of an increasing number of reported cases of child abuse during the last weeks, looking at Jessica and Tim, for example. Do I make any sense? ;)

Now it's perfectly clear to me what they wanted, of course, especially after I talked to that fellow student, who wasn´t sure himself, btw., but I also went into that test totally sleep deprived and didn´t feel like writing it at all that day, so I just misunderstood, I think. It´s bad luck, nothing else. I just felt like my head would drop on my desk, unconscious, tired as I was, cause I´d had problems with my sleep during the whole last week. Again. I could hardly keep my eyes open. Then stupid mistakes like these happen, as annoying as it is. :(

Normally it shouldn't be such a big deal, but what I really hate about it is that feeling when you know you CAN pass, but your body just doesn't allow you to show the 100% needed when it counts the most, although you normally have them in you. When a lack of sleep, among other things, limit you to such a state you sorta can't think properly, or you feel like you can't.