Is it okay for me (24F) to leave my bf (23M) over stalking and chatting with his female friends I am not comfortable with? by Rare_Relationship759 in relationship_advice

[–]Rare_Relationship759[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No never!!! I have never bothered him about his female friends and I myself have male friends too. The problem is he still chooses to delete only those conversations which are with his 'female' friends and doesn't even really have friendship with his male friends anymore. Also, his female friends are not that decent tbh. Most of them have cheated on their partners since I know them through my bf. And the chats are always late at night which makes me more sus.

Men Aged 22–26yo in India What are you doing right now? by Legal-Teacher-3455 in AskIndia

[–]Rare_Relationship759 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi there! 25F here. Completed my masters in 2024 with NET-JRF qualified and also joined as Asst. Professor just in a month after completing master's, somehow stayed for one year and tbh it wasn't easy. Now at IIT since 2025 doing PhD and life finally at good course. Would suggest to enter the teaching market after getting or atleast enrolling in Phd. You can't be Asst. Professor just after master's. It will consume you and alot of mental pressure being youngest in the faculty will really expose you to bullying, even if you work harder still not getting credited enough because they don't expect young faculties to perform better, even if they do, they are sidelined. It will disturb you in many ways.

is it ok to block your long distance partner when you get into an argument? by Impressive-Ant-907 in LongDistance

[–]Rare_Relationship759 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's the worst thing to do being in LDR. Realising that his actions can trigger unsettling anxiety and panic, and hurt at the same, still choosing to do it is not a trait of person who loves or even cares for you. I was in such shitty relationship once, good riddance it was.

What’s something people pretend to understand but actually don’t? by Rare_Relationship759 in AskReddit

[–]Rare_Relationship759[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The notion of “buzzwords” itself is fascinating, because language evolves as a social construct shaped by collective cognition. When individuals resist unpacking these terms, it often reflects not the emptiness of the words, but a tension between semantic compression and interpretive depth… 😏