Female college students are isolated from "HPV", and their experiences resonate!
Cause"Human papillomavirus"Instead, quarantined college students recount their experiences, seek empathy and leave messages.
University is often a place that students yearn for, and it is a symbol of freedom and freedom. Students can be freed from a heavy load of schoolwork, free from their parents' nagging, and given the opportunity to try a variety of things they are passionate about. College life is an integral part of college life.
College dormitories are often referred to as college students'"A second home"It is a place where like-minded students gather. If you can meet like-minded and kind-hearted classmates, you may be able to guide and support each other on the road of life, and become confidants.
However, dormitory assignments are like lotteries, and no one knows if they will win the lottery. If you're unlucky, the next four years of college life may not be the best. A student shared her tragic dormitory experience online.
In an effort to demonstrate educational equity, some schools announced that they were accepting 15 people with AIDS, but declined to disclose their identities. This policy has caused great discomfort to students, especially some infectious diseases are highly contagious and can seriously affect the physical and mental health of other students.
Another college student also admitted online that he was infected with human papillomavirus, genital warts. Due to her physical discomfort, she asked her classmates to write her a sick note and go to the hospital for examination herself. However, when she returned to the nursing home, her colleagues heard about her condition and began to push her away, not even daring to contact her. This made her very sad because she expected people to care about her, but all she got was indifference. To make matters worse, she had to clean the toilet with disinfectant wipes or disinfectant water every time she went to the toilet, which was very painful.
She felt like a patient who was deprived of sympathy and attention. Her classmates cowered and did whatever they wanted, ignoring her needs and even offering to move out of school and isolate her. Whether it's lunch, class, or playing, she feels excluded. She had a hard time understanding how her classmates could be so mean to a patient, especially when there was an argument during cleaning.
A classmate who hadn't been in touch for a long time took the initiative to talk to her and asked her to clean up. Because her things were piled up and encroached on the space of other classmates, everyone dared not touch her, so they had to ask her to clean up and tell her to pay attention to hygiene. However, the girl found herself in the most pain, as she was not in good health and could not wash or clean every day. It is difficult for her to accept that her classmates need to be more understanding and tolerant, and that they should be strict with themselves and treat themselves well, rather than directly hurting themselves.
Later, two more girls were infected, one of whom did not know why she was infected. She kindly shared her methods and experiences with others, but the other party accused her of infecting others. The girl thinks that the other party is vexatious and has no evidence. This kind of life, such a roommate, made her tired of studying, made her want to cry without tears, she didn't want to be harassed by other classmates anymore, so she posted on the Internet, hoping to get some comfort. However, the following comment made her even more depressed.
It's not what he wants, but it's a very hard disease. The disease is not fatal and not serious, but it is difficult and very contagious. The other classmates were polite and kept their distance, but she was offended. She didn't know"Abuser"Who is it. A netizen who heard her story said:"When I found out I had genital warts, I immediately threw everything away, and if it was more than a minute, I would have been considered mentally retarded. It was hard for me, but it was also very gratifying.
The author argues that there are serious flaws in the values of female college students, and that the problems of female college students should be solved by themselves, not shared by their roommates. She deeply felt that no one was as unconditionally tolerant and understanding as her parents were. From an early age, students are taught to be polite, respectful, and not to show it openly even when they encounter people and things they don't like. However, they forget that this is true if no harm is done. If there is harm or there has been harm, there is no need to please the other person.
It is often said that the university is one"Small society"The people in it come from all over the world, grew up in different environments, have different family upbringings, don't understand each other's true temperament, and they have to get along for a long time to really understand each other. College students should be vigilant in dealing with their classmates, not malicious, and not publicized. If you have lived with your roommate for more than four years, if you find that you are unable to live together, you should seek help from a counsellor and communicate with your parents in detail if necessary to ensure your safety and rights.
In college, we meet all kinds of people, who can be our good friends, who can accompany us to grow up, or who can become us"Stumbling blocks"and even endanger our health. College students should learn to use legal means to protect themselves and ensure their safety.
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