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I hope you guys realise making teenagers think that they're very accepted in your particular group is..... Fundamentally analogous to not very good things, very different from career advice
I don't wanna join my nlu but I've got this curiosity for why people feel such a bad need to express that their top nlu is really acceptable, is it insecurity? Even after making it into a top Indian law university?
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/477937-which-nlus-have-sirmaam-culture#comment-479870
You should look into this one, to analyse this person's words-
They downplay the sir/mam culture by saying "it's just words and nothing else"
Keeps saying "it's chill" with no substance
Blames the students for being cautious, like that's just literally being prudent? Says it's a problem-- well what's your solution then?
People should forget the evidence and trust u blindly?
Refers to themselves as "all u need"
In the end equates their drug culture to being "symmetrical" this person isn't making a case for the culture/wellbeing, but that of how their nlu is 'acceptable' in comparison
I'm pretty sure this is textbook narcissistic manipulation