SUPERIORITY COMPLEXES

By Tooba Altaf


Everyone is aware of the fact that many KUrians are the victim of inferiority complex due to lots of reasons. But few pay attention, on the contrary, there is a major chunk of students present in UoK who are superiority complex sufferers. Following are the different categories of such people:

Adjusting in KU was never easy:

This statement is mostly heard by the new students of UoK because their college and school were of another level (according to them). They all were aware of the fact that Uok is a “PUBLIC” university and after this if they expect something out of UoK then it is completely their fault.

Fashion Guruzzz:

Uok caters a huge group of fashion experts who consider commenting on everyone’s appearance as their duty. These people seem to have a great misconception about themselves that only they know the fashion and in trends. The funny part is that usually this generation supports the idea of “FREEDOM”. Then, why can’t they give the liberty to people to appear as they want?

We Can Do Everything:

The attributes of this particular group is that they can do assignments, exams, informative workshops, successful seminars, magazines, newspapers and what not. In short, you name it and they can do it. But the only flaw is that, the result of their efforts is usually not very satisfactory.

We know it all:

There are some students present in UoK who think they know better than teachers. They always have issues, be it any subject or any topic. They are never satisfied with teacher’s teaching methodologies. Just to get them out of this illusion, teacher should once give a chance to such students to deliver a lecture.

Islamists:

Most political workers of a religious party think that only they are true Muslims. According to them, listening music, sitting with a girl and other such stuff is prohibited but not attending a single lecture and just taking exam is very right and a justified way.

So, here were some categories which according to me are experiencing the imbalance of attitudes and behaviors.