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What logic is that?
- R
Aaram karo, kuch mazzedaar peaceful shows dekh lo.
Your worried and financially overstretched parents.
Here is a suggestion. If any part of the answer is offensive. Cut that part and add the rest.
Back in my 2nd year, I fell in love and the very next minute spiralled into an existential crisis. What is love, I wondered? How do I know it's real? What if I feel like giving up mid-way or vice versa? People kept telling me it was a bad idea and I almost believed them. But I believed in myself and shot my shot.
Well it's been 8 years since then and guess what? Each day is an adventure. As I admire the lovely green jacket that makes her look ravishing, I reflect on the multiple times that I was frustrated with trying to understand her and the intent and objective behind her acts. But then I look at my other friends, the same naysayers and I consider myself immensely lucky that at least I don't deal with the level of drama in their lives. My partner is perfect and will always be by my side.
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Don't ask out during online classes - it will be a disaster. And POSH/Sexual Harassment complaints can hit you in the face.
go back to campus (it will open atleast mid 22/23) talk and be friends with her.
During online classes - try to make her a good friend; once in a while compliment her (don't compliment looks now)
If you get FRIENDZONED, you are fucked. It's the worst thing to happen. So don't open out yourself all at once. Never allow her to have Bro feelings towards you.
Read Marx and shitty feminist comics - never show her your sanghi side if you are a right winger. NALSAR students are on the far left. If you ever want to get laid - act like a JNU student.
If she rejects you -
Don't take it personally, or try to kill/harass/bitch about her. Not a good idea. Instead - figure out where it went wrong and propose the next 10 girls.
2. Plan for a casual relationship - incase if you are obsessed with her even after 2 or 3 years - take it seriously.
3. Don't freak out (her) or girls in general by -
A. Asking for sex immediately after you form a relationship - (girls) they require a lot of emotional intimacy. Unlike Guy's who feels any hole is a goal and being horny is a daily incident.
Study some female anatomy and biology - it's slightly complex.
Ask for consent - you are in NALSAR; Consent must not be the standard you use for your school girlfriend - it should be on the higher level.
Read on affirmative consent (Australian Standards)
B. Talk about all creepy - stuff guys think (porn, weird forms of Sex - anal, 69 etc) . Don't do that - keep your hornyness and male genitalia inside.
Don't send dick pics (even if asked) - Most women hate it. She will too.
C. Acting Cringy or over romantic.
Hope you get laid and villagers in Shameerpat can witness some ULLU styled action near the lakes.
Shock the goats near the river with your performance.
- R
- R
Not a rule, but a cautionary tale.
- R
So, let me take the legallyindia regulars a moment down the memory lane to talk about the first relationships you all had in law school and give me some lessons on what to do and what not to do?
R allow this thread please because legallyindia's atmosphere too gloomy - everybody busy comparing law schools, how corporate jobs suck etc. Lets have a fun thread for a change?