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A quick definition of stepmother:

A stepmother is a woman who marries someone who already has children. She becomes a parent to those children, but she did not give birth to them. She loves and cares for them just like a biological mother would.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A stepmother is the wife of one's father by a later marriage.

For example, if a man gets married for the second time and his new wife has no biological relation to his children from his previous marriage, she becomes their stepmother.

This definition is important because it clarifies the relationship between a stepmother and her stepchildren. It also distinguishes her from other types of mothers, such as biological mothers or adoptive mothers.

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[] c0bra1

16:28

from what ive understood villanova's 3rd market is nyc but the philly ip market is a little small, most of the ppl i talked to had WE in tech first and thats how they got related roles in 1L/2L

[] c0bra1

16:29

they're just so similar on the balancing scale that im second guessing in case im overtly wrong on one of them...but then again all my friends say to quit whining and pick cardozo lol

starfishies

16:30

ngl still a tough decision

starfishies

16:30

but if youre trying to end up in nyc ultimately it seems like the more obvious answer

[] c0bra1

16:31

yeahh thats what it keeps boiling down to lol

[] c0bra1

16:31

i think it would be easier for me to pick nova if the col in nyc wasn't something i was ready for but that's not a problem for me

starfishies

16:31

okay money man

[] c0bra1

16:31

more like i anticipated a way better application and intended to get into fordham lol

starfishies

16:31

you have until the 15th right i feel like u already know what your answer is

[] c0bra1

16:31

yeaaa

starfishies

16:31

i also have a weekly deposit meltdown its okay

[] c0bra1

16:31

hence why i do this little dance every weekend

[] c0bra1

16:32

LOL

starfishies

16:32

my family is sick of me

[] c0bra1

16:32

who knows maybe nyu will be so nice and let me in this week or next and then all my problems will be solved

starfishies

16:33

lol right same

uglyostrich

17:05

im freaking out what if i dont get in anywhere

[] c0bra1

17:27

@uglyostrich: don't worry i called all your schools and they said you're getting into at least 2 places

CheeseIsMyLoveLanguage

17:36

@c0bra1: https://www.lsac.org/about/lsac-policies/statement-good-admission-and-financial-aid-practices

CheeseIsMyLoveLanguage

17:37

Scroll down to commitments.

CheeseIsMyLoveLanguage

17:38

To me it seems that if you don't have all your responses yet (which all schools know it has been a crazy cycle), then you shouldn't be penalized if you put down a deposit, get a response from another school, and choose to go that direction. If the school is stinky about it, it seems you would have some recourse through LSAC

[] c0bra1

17:54

swag yeah thats cool i think ill most likely just deposit at dozo to save myself the constant back-and-forth on the decision -- i dont think ive had a conversation yet where i end up choosing nova despite my best to advocate for it lol

[] c0bra1

17:55

like i said earlier i think if the col was an issue for me id probably pick nova but my heart has always been set on ny and i think id be fine over there

llama

18:37

@c0bra1: Cardozo is such a sleeper holy. Bro NYC Market > most other markets. If u wanna end in NY, it is such a good value prop

llama

18:38

NYC is such a powerhouse of a city/region.

uglyostrich

19:11

@c0bra1: tell villanova to let me innnn

[] c0bra1

20:35

@uglyostrich: calling them rn 📲

MeowPossibilities

0:57

do people start getting off WL now or

OlDirtyBtard

0:58

I got off in March because I'm Him

MeowPossibilities

0:59

Slay teach me ur ways

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