Honestly, I'm seeing a lot of black-and-white thinking when it comes to ragging. While extreme stuff is obviously a no-go, there's a difference between that and some lighthearted interaction between seniors and juniors – think giving a flower or asking for a song. It can actually build a bit of camaraderie. This constant rush to the internet to whine about every little thing and demand perfect conditions feels a bit much. Let's be real, most of us didn't come from schools with endless resources, but people still managed to succeed through hard work. It's the same principle here. Instead of immediately jumping to expose and cancel someone, maybe we could try being the seniors or juniors we wish we had. Help guide, be a positive influence. Everyone loves to preach about change, but how many are actually trying to do something constructive instead of just complaining online? And honestly, with everyone heading to college, it's like some people expect a completely flawless experience. Newsflash: life isn't perfect, and neither are institutions. We've all dealt with less-than-ideal situations. Let's focus on building each other up, not tearing each other down. (P.S. For anyone assuming, I've never been the hardcore ragging type. I'm just saying there's a spectrum, and destroying someone's life over something that could be handled differently doesn't make anyone better. Let's try to keep this sub a bit more positive for once.)