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I feel like you needed to be put in a pond with some crocodiles a while ago.
The winner is obviously Luthra
First runner-up would be CAM
How and why Indian men are so horny / shameless / entitled that they jump at the opportunity to make every conversation into about rating / finding (or crib about not finding) hot women. It's quite pathetic and makes women feel like they are judged on some scale of "hotness" all the time - even at their workplaces. I'd imagine lawyers to be better than the average creep roaming on the street, but evidently not.
I would recommend that the OP find himself a hobby that involves something other than thinking with his penis.
Flipping this for fairness