🗣Your account: Living conditions under political repression and military tensions — Sunday, 15 Shahrivar

🔹I’m 20 years old and I’m paying for my younger brother’s and my mother’s expenses. This year, my 16-year-old brother, out of concern, has decided to work rather than go to school under these conditions. Honestly, I really don’t know what to say anymore.

🔹Dear families, if you are going to have your children attend school in person, be sure to check the area and the school environment so it’s not close to military and security centers. The Islamic Republic is a terrorist and criminal government.

🔹The 1406 University Entrance Exam: If I want to buy all the resources—or even half of them—it becomes expensive. I decided to print them; the printing cost for two books has become 3 million tomans.

🔹I have two daughters and their father has passed away. My husband’s income is 13 million tomans, and we also have to pay 12 million tomans for tuition at a public vocational school, plus installment payments of 14 million tomans. Damn the shameful Islamic Republic.

🔹I’m 14 years old and in a few days the schools will reopen. My family says they want me not to go to school because of the high cost of the school bus service, stationery, and food. For days now, we’ve been arguing at home over this issue.

🔹Every day we have our hopes buried; food and groceries have become very expensive. The language class tuition that I used to pay 700 thousand tomans for is now 2 million tomans. Even now I can’t keep working toward my success under these conditions.