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You're the kind whose parents are glad that you have gotten a job.. far away!
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Tu shaadi hi mat kar.
M&A lawyer hai kya bhai jo free doctor ya limited career growth pe atka hua. Try to look beyond how they are as a person paise to tu bhi kama hi lega aur itni dikkat to yahan aaja haryana mein aur dahej wali shaadi kar le.
Btw, she can prolly read this and know who you are and what you're plotting.
Ladki waalon se kya puchu? Ji aapki beti se shaadi karu, yaa woh doosri ladki se, jo ke doctor hai?
Anaesthesiologist:
+ Not a lawyer, so other things to talk about
+ Free 24x7 personal doctor
- maybe alien to law firm work etiquette
- late night emergency calls
Trade Lawyer
+ same law firm, same team
+ identical working hours
- questionable work-personal life balance
- listen to her cribbing at home and at work, and during the commute
- trade lawyers have limited growth prospects,
- law firm employee's divorces tend to get murky (if and when things come to that)