[ SECRET POST #4063 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4063 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Well. Laura was deprived. She couldn't go to school AND teach at the same time, so she missed out on some of her education. She had less free time and less time to spend with her family because she had to study hard to pass the certification exam. There was also an episode where she spent several months living in a toxic household feeling depressed and isolated, because of a teaching job. It's great she did that for her sister, but it was a sacrifice.

[tabaqui]

Like i said - Laura didn't want to be a teacher, but she did it to a) earn money and b) please her mother. Something a lot of people do. She could have said what was going on in the household but didn't, and stuck it out, and was glad, in the end, that she did.

She also studied while she taught, and when her teaching job was over, she found she was ahead of the other students in her class in most of the lessons, and had learned enough to graduate, except her teacher wanted her class to graduate 'all together' and so held her back one year. But he told her she could have graduated except for that.

And being driven home by Almonzo rather cemented their relationship and made them both fond enough of each other to marry.

So - i woudln't say deprived.