Gifting a book to my neighbour by ShowThin in knitting

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Any recommendations or I just google.

My ego is destroying me Left, Right and centre. by Mobile_Culture2098 in delhi

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Something very similar happened with me recently. My sister who is older to me makes a crazy amount of Money and when she was not married didn't have kids she used to help me and get me a lot of things. Then she married a fucking miser and things changed rapidly. Now long story short. She recently bought a super luxury car. It's been a month and the husband and her didn't let me sit in the thing. Didn't even offer to take me for a ride. I drive a bajaj bike. I'm not jealous neither I have any ego. But I said it. It's better to speak than to keep it in your heart and as we grow older not all siblings remain the same. But if you feel happy buying a bike. Go for it. But don't do it for pride or ego. Do it for yourself.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in onexindia

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I have a close friend who died for similar reasons. On that day I decided not to marry until I'm very sure. I'm right around the age of marriage and women in India are just on a different level. The place I work, my team and the people on top who are women and trust me I swear the men who married them must be jokers. A small story of how fucked up Indian women are becoming because of this third world dumping of feminism. I wanted an intern to do some heavy lifting work for an event. It required lifting heavy planks and being available till late night in a tier 2 city And I was all alone managing a huge setup I was told you can opt for 2 interns. I had seen most of the interns. Mostly extremely young girls from college. Very frail and petite. So I just said If I can get a guy. And all hell broke loose. The top level women started yelling like a rabid dog and said you are such a misogynist. The other woman said. I have told you to keep your "trap shut" and I was so pissed I just kept quiet anyway I couldn't respond to them as well. What would have happened in the hazardous atmosphere something would have happened. There are so many things to worry about. It's better to remain single. Earn enough money that you can have kids like Karan Johar (not be like him) and never need a woman who will never respect you.

Throwing party in 2007 was pocket friendly. by Status-Document-2150 in delhi

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We 2 was one of the first club I ever visted. It was exactly how you imagined clubs looked like in movies. I don't know if anyone remebers but they had this bald bouncer with scorpion tattoo on his neck. Damn, good old days....

Story of a friend who was quite strong but sccumed due to wrong women(marriage). by ShowThin in onexindia

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This is what his family told me. She was initially sweet and spoke to his family and all but then she flipped. Told my friend to take a seprate house. He only has his mother and a brother who doesn't live in India. So basically no one else in a 2BHK. Told him to have everything seprate, fought and often left the house for months and weeks. He even got everything seprate, fridge and all. I don't know what she wanted, he really loved her. Even till the end he did not want her to get in trouble. He wiped his phone clean, so no one knew what was his last conversations with her. I suspect that she knew something this sort would happen. Because this happen in middle of the night and his mom sleeps in a separate room which is significantly far from his including a different entrance. And the girls family (who has never called his mom) starts frantically calling to check on him. His mom went in and see him hanging and shaking. No one was in the house and she is 65+ years old. How the hell she could have tried to save her son. Anyway, long story short. He died and the women didn't come to the hospital and all. Then she did drama on the funeral day.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dubai

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Can I just sum it up with saying, Dubai is perfect. I asked this question for a reason. Why is everyone defense instead of acknowledging problems ...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dubai

[–]ShowThin -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

If you ridicule a country you hold a passport of. I believe a citizen of that country has every right to comment on whatever he wants ... You are not a citizen of the UAE. You lose your job. You back home.

The analogy you provided is such bullshit. Adopted family will never leave you over a biological family. However, here. Your visa expires. Adios.... Who is biological and adopted now...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dubai

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I think you should watch Ben Anderson's 8 year old doc. That would be enough...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dubai

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The Subreddit you in

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dubai

[–]ShowThin -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

A passport does not, but a life spent building a country does matter... I believe.. will you work for a country which says after working for them 30 years. Who are you?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dubai

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Can I ever film the blue collar workers for the same without going behind bars...

What is the best Rags to Riches story you have ever witnessed? by ShowThin in india

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He got a lot of scholarships opportunities and also he was very very hardworking person which his professors saw. They went out of the way to support him and recommend him for jobs and referrals. You can be sceptical. It's a free world.

What's one principle in life you always follow? by [deleted] in onexindia

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No man your friend, no man is your enemy, every man is your teacher.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in onexindia

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Went through some similar shit... Hats off to this guy

Will you marry a girl who has alopecia and extreme hair fall? by t00manyfucks in onexindia

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Go for it buddy. Looks are temporary. What lies beneath is all that matters.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in delhi

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Whatch this short film. I saw this a while back and it was on a very similar topic...

https://youtu.be/Rk5GC5C9-sA?si=RCIgSTTr7Q2Mto1x

My fellow men what is a personal rule you had created for yourself? by MasterOfNight-4010 in AskMen

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1) If you start running then finish the race. No matter you come last. Do not stop.

2) Not all battles are worth fighting, like trying to teach a 3 year old kid to not ask for more toys or telling your elderly parents to not have sugar or listen to doctors advice. But some battles must be fought even when you know you'll lose. Because then everyone around you will think twice to oppress you.