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Rate My Professor
Viktor Sokolov
Professor in the Bio-engineering department at Piltover University
Would take again : 2.1
Level of difficulty : 4.3
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Quality : 2.0
Difficulty : 5.0
I am convinced that this man is a robot. Don't get me wrong, the guy is passionate about his work, but it just doesn't show. I had to suffer through two semesters of endless lectures, and trust me, there was never any emotion in his voice.
Prepare your blanket. And your tears. You're never getting more than a B because you'll never be good enough. I'm pretty sure he makes the material extra-hard to collect our tears and make it into some sort of eternal life or glorious evolution elixir.
At the end of the year we were only seven survivors.
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Viktor didn't care how people saw him. Because he was pretty sure that if he started caring, he'd have jumped off a building at this point. People thought of him as a sort of human-turned-machine without any emotions. They also thought he was mean, and weird, and probably pathetic.
But really, it didn't affect him that much. People had never wanted to understand those who were different than them.
So when Jayce stumbled upon his Rate My Professor reviews for the first time, Viktor had to take hours to reassure his fully-growned man that it was not that bad, and that he actually liked his job.
"But Viktor, you're not like what they're describing. You know that, right? You just... approach your lectures differently. That doesn't make it a bad thing. I know you, you'd never be mean on purpose."
Viktor sighed heavily. Once Jayce had something in mind, he would never let it go. Mainly if it concerned his husband. Because he was caring and stubborn. And a bit overprotective at times.
"I don't need comfort Jayce, and I don't care what they say. I'm here to teach, not to babysit overgrown teenagers."
"But-"
"I don't care."
However, Jayce simply wouldn't let it go even days after his discovery, and Viktor had only so much patience before snapping back at him for getting on his nerves.
