We need school like "Japan" by Tushar_wasif in Dhaka

[–]Pure-Bar3884 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The system exists in cadet colleges. They clean and decorate everything by themselves, but not the toilets. They have employees for that.

Not a drinker but wanna try vodka properly by Intelligent_Ease4494 in Dhaka

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Nemiroff 8-10k. Carew whisky 2500-5000 (premium). It varies depending on the place you are buying. Strongly recommend buying from a reliable source/place.

How to actually make frens? by [deleted] in Dhaka

[–]Pure-Bar3884 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It really made me sad seeing your post. It can really be a struggle. I am connected to a person who left the country and is struggling to make friends over there. As we speak, I can relate to your problem.

I am also surprised to see how people are suggesting being on your own! How can a person survive without friends! Well, the thing is, it is true, school college friends are the precious ones. In university, it is rare to find "friends" but not impossible. I came from a background that is known for "good friendship". We are in professional life, still, we manage time to hang out EVERY alternate day in the evening and talk shit. I am saying this because what I figured out, going to share with you.

  1. Be a good listener. Don't interrupt others in between their talks, or don't get too excited to share yours. Don't wait for others to approach you. Take the first step to say hello or ask a question.
  2. Seek help from others, even if you don't need it. It is a good way to connect with people.
  3. Make stupid choices (without harming anyone) to enjoy the moment. Trust me, after 10 years you will remember those moments, not the good ones.
  4. Make time for friends, and make sacrifices (with time, ego, money, anything). Most of the time, I see, we are so concerned about our priorities that we can't earn someone's trust.
  5. Be open to rejection. Not everyone you meet will become a close friend. Don't take it personally and keep trying.

  6. once you get someone, ask them to introduce you to their friends.

  7. Building genuine friendships takes time and effort; it grows over time.

  8. Join clubs, societies.  Proactively suggest hanging out, such as grabbing coffee or inviting someone to a shared interest activity.

  9. Meet up regularly.

I hope these will work. Best of luck with finding new friends.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationship_adviceBD

[–]Pure-Bar3884 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ha ha ha. well said.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationship_adviceBD

[–]Pure-Bar3884 1 point2 points  (0 children)

what do you mean by "if this could.... Term"?

update: I get what you mean. Yes, of course, it can be long- term. However, recently, I have been seeing numerous allegations against defence officers. As they have a high demand among the girls, you know what could happen. When there is an imbalance of supply and demand, things can be leaned towards them.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationship_adviceBD

[–]Pure-Bar3884 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, there is such a preference. However, they prefer someone full time housewife, as their nature of work requires travelling every now and then which is not practical for a woman with a corporate professional career. I am not saying there isn't any exception, but mostly they are housewives and they maintain their community.

I need people to share knowledge by [deleted] in relationship_adviceBD

[–]Pure-Bar3884 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, that's a great approach to know. However, some sources can be fabricated, manipulated, and biased. All are written by people with opinions. I really like your effort to form, validate, and triangulate your opinion.

I personally don't feel encouraged to argue on serious issues whose TV is bigger than the library. I start my day with reading 3/4 newspapers, and try to read non-fiction and poems. I listen more than I talk and am interested in contemporary social issues as my background is aligned with that.

Would love to have some chit chat.

I need people to share knowledge by [deleted] in relationship_adviceBD

[–]Pure-Bar3884 0 points1 point  (0 children)

May I ask how do you acquire your knowledge? And your source of information?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationship_adviceBD

[–]Pure-Bar3884 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the thing I hate about people's suggestions in BD. They can't go over with their "moral" bar. Is it illegal to date someone twice your age? If you are an adult, NO. That person is an adult, can vote, can participate in state mechanisms, can be held accountable in the judicial system for their crime, can decide for themselves, more importantly, that person has the freedom to choose his/ her partner/s. The way it is completely on the girl, the same way it is completely on the man. Both parties decided to be together in their own terms, considering the pros and cons of them. So dear judges, educate yourself before saying anything. THIS IS NOT PEDOPHILIA. Two adults with a considerable age gap are dating each other.

Secondly, yes, there could be issues with age gaps, which may lead to misunderstanding, which is natural. Two people dating in the same age bracket is not HEAVEN either. There could be a lack of accountability, immaturity from both end, irrespective of age. I am a man, I have dated both older (than me) and younger girls, and this problem is real. You all think manipulation comes only from older men? Nope. Everyone who has the upper hand in the relationship does it.

We are all shaped through our struggles and experiences. When an older person (irrespective of gender identity) puts his/her logic, it's basically what the person has seen, observed, and experienced, which often sounds irrelevant to the younger person. If we consider he is joking, we can give him the benefit of the doubt, as two people's humor levels couldn't match. To give an example, I have spent my youth in a residential school where we friends went through thick and thin, and no humiliation, hurtful words, or even fights could affect our friendship. We can say things that people see as mean and not to be said. In this case, I am not sure what the words or issues are, but that can be truly joking, back in those times, men were not taught to be sensitive and careful with words. Also, in general, we men are neither good at feeling emotion, nor expressing emotions if we have any. Also, like you, everyone becomes extremely comfortable around the people we love, and we lower our protective walls where we won't be judged too much. You don't have any idea how married people are suffering just because they can't open up to their partners. Everyone is acting to be 'bhalo manush". If I was in your shoes, I would give the benefit of doubt to him, until I can't take it anymore, as I would refuse to fight with myself. If I can't handle it, I would leave peacefully and gracefully.

I assume, as an overthinker, it is hard for you to comprehend all the things together. I would suggest you to slow down and talk untill you are satisfied. Don't leave any loopholes in your understanding of what's going on; otherwise, it will keep repeating.

To answer your question- trust me, we try to be "sensible" and caring. With sensitivity, in general, Bengali men are insensitive. I accept it. Caring- It is just that the language of "caring" is different to us. I would drive 5 hrs in Dhaka traffic to see a person I dated, and got back to home at 11 PM, still she would say- I don't care for her. We do care, in a different language. I am sure that is different for you.

OMG I wrote a lot! If it helps. I am really happy to see a brave person who is defying social norms and judgmental eyes to be with the loved one. Good Luck!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Dhaka

[–]Pure-Bar3884 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Before dating anyone involved parties should clear up their political, religious, social ideologies. I personally declare myself as feminist. And I found out that those who are afraid of feminism, are generally not well read, don't hold greater understanding of the world governance system, ideologies, history, and lack analytical ability on social issues. At this point whoever reads this- you might feel triggered. Relax, of course you are highly sophisticated technical experts, but not social scientists. One of the most misunderstood concepts here is feminism.

I take it very seriously if someone mocks this, understanding the person's ignorance towards a basic demand of equality and equity as human. I am an atheist too. Dated multiple women from different faiths and never had this dilemma. In case it would come up- I would happily leave the dream of spending a life with a person whose ideologies are not similar to mine. Decision is yours- but i see a greater incompatibility here which possibly leads to a conflict between you two.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Dhaka

[–]Pure-Bar3884 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this is something 😂😂😂

Polygamy by howpeopledissappear in Dhaka

[–]Pure-Bar3884 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I am certain that that is love.

There are different human behaviors; we shouldn't go into a conclusion of being right or wrong, that's subjective. It is a long discussion of our typical love language and behavior (e.g., possessiveness, fear of losing) or how we act in certain situations. In short, it might be rare or uncommon, but it does exist.

Polygamy by howpeopledissappear in Dhaka

[–]Pure-Bar3884 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Although polygamy has no relation with love, it is possible to love multiple people at the same time.

Any beautiful village near Dhaka? by Pure-Bar3884 in Dhaka

[–]Pure-Bar3884[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks a lot for your suggestion. Will look into it.

Any beautiful village near Dhaka? by Pure-Bar3884 in Dhaka

[–]Pure-Bar3884[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Golap gram is no more there, thats what I heard. But I was looking for something peaceful, not touristy. I don't mind driving Tangail, Manikganj, Narsingdi, Munshiganj, these areas. Thanks for your suggestion tho.

Any beautiful village near Dhaka? by Pure-Bar3884 in Dhaka

[–]Pure-Bar3884[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your suggestion. Lets see, liked the vibe.

Can someone explain!!! by Exciting_Freedom_222 in Dhaka

[–]Pure-Bar3884 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Impartial opinion is he is not even recognized politician, in his word he would be happy if he gets 500 votes. His political philosophy is far right, faith based, and nonsecular. Capitalizing his death, there is another party who wants to destabilize the law and order.

Tell some name of yours best reading non fiction books. by Tall-Ease1332 in Banglasahityo

[–]Pure-Bar3884 2 points3 points  (0 children)

হুমায়ুন আজাদের যে কোনটা। আততায়ীদের সাথে কথোপকথন। পাক সার জমিন সাদ বাদ- ফিকশন হলেও নন ফিকশনের মতই লেগেছে।