There’s ‘devotion’ and there’s just straight up being ‘whipped’, the 20-year-old dude from Kazakhstan who put on a skirt and wig to take a test for his 17-year-old girlfriend falls under the latter category. If a married man were to do some crossdressing for his wife in order to cheat on a test that’d be considered devotion, but we’re talking about a teenage relationship here. This relationship won’t last. Maybe he has his reasons, maybe she’s extremely persuasive and that facet of this story didn’t make it into the headlines. But what we know right now is this: Ayan Zhademov, 20, was caught cheating by taking an exam for his girlfriend while wearing her white blouse, grey skirt, makeup, and a black wig.
Yahoo! UK has the story:
Loved-up Ayan Zhademov, 20, was desperate to help his 17-year-old girlfriend out when she told him she was worried about an upcoming test.
The girl, who has not been named, had been preparing for her Unified National Testing, an exam in Kazakhstan which school students must take when finishing school to get into university.
Zhademov took her place by donning a black wig, putting on make-up, and wearing her white blouse and grey skirt before sneaking into the exam hall in Zhetisai, south Kazakhstan.
But eagle-eyed exam administrators spotted him and took him aside for questioning.
Zhademov’s cover was finally blown when “he tried speaking in a high voice, but it was obvious that he was a male”.
A spokesman for the exam board said: “We suspected it might be another woman that had taken the candidate’s place, but we never suspected it was a man that had taken her place. At least not until he started speaking.”Zhademov was then fined $2800 AUD for his actions.
But now he has been dubbed romantic of the year by locals after a businessman stepped into help pay off the fine after being impressed, like many others, by the 20-year-olds ingenuity.
Fellow student Dariga Nesterova said: ‘It was stupid but very romantic.”
“Sometimes love leads us to do silly things, I wish my boyfriend was this romantic.”
Another student, Goga Korzhova, said: “She’s lucky to have someone as brave as this, someone who will risk everything for her.”
A few things of note here:
The $2,800 AUD converts to ~$2,170 USD. So he got slapped with a SIGNIFICANT FINE for any 20-year-old. Most 20-year-olds have such little money in their accounts they are in constant worry of over-drafting, now this dude has to pay out a fine of over two grand.
Next up, what the f*ck does ‘bravery’ mean in Kazakhstan?!? These kids think this dude was BRAVE for tucking back his tallywacker and wearing a skirt to take a test for his teenage girlfriend? That’s what people in Kazakhstan are calling ‘brave’ these days? Does Kazakhstan not have a functional military in the post-Soviet Union era, or is this just one big conspiracy? I for one am ashamed for the teenagers of Kazakhstan for referring to this as an act of bravery, hopefully the Kazakh elders will read those quotes and sit the whippersnappers down for some lessons in history.
As for the dude in the skirt, he did what had to be done in order to knock the boots. No severe judgment will be thrown his way from he. When the going got tough he tucked up and hit the books. Don’t hate the player, hate the game.
This is how I imagine 20-year-old Ayan Zhademov in Kazakhstan right now, deflecting jabs from his boys about tucking and dressing to take an exam for his teenage girlfriend: