Post-break-up girlies regulate their dopamine and serotonin levels. It's a careful chemical experiment with vegan ice cream, Taylor Swift workout hits, and by-weekly cardio on a rebound’s mattress.
For two generations that were introduced to the horrors of online dating simultaneously, millennials seem both impressed by and jealous of how Gen Z has adapted to it.
If he’s looking for “a girl who doesn’t take herself seriously”, he’s a professional gaslighter. Guys who call themselves “Swiftie, not guilty” probably haven’t heard a single Taylor song.
Depending on your tolerance level, not every ick is a deal breaker. It’s a cringe pile you add to until the final ick gets the potential partner fired from your dating roster.
It makes total sense to act unhinged when you’re hit by a flash-in-the-pan crush. It’s when you replenish your playlist with sappy songs, click new thirst traps and parrot his name everywhere.
Don’t call him to your place the first time. He could be a stalker who now has your address. Or worse. He overstays his welcome, clogs your toilet, picks his nails, and snores.
Crowded cities are rich because there is greater division of labour. The extent of the division of labour depends on the size of the market, wrote Sauvik Chakraverti in 2002.
WhatsApp privacy policy case is among a string of matters involving practices like restrictive platform rules, pricing & billing policies, reflecting India’s tight scrutiny of market dominance.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
With all due respect, Ms. Ratan Priya, please spare us these therapy sessions. We don’t need them. Neither do you.
There are hundreds of things awaiting the attention of a reporter.
For a change, why don’t you take the initiative and start reporting on the doctor’s protest against the fascist Mamata regime in Bengal? The Print, so far, has done a very shoddy job of reporting on this very important protest movement.
That would be good solid journalism and would add to your profile as a journalist.
With all due respect, Ms. Ratan Priya, please spare us these therapy sessions. We don’t need them. Neither do you.
There are hundreds of things awaiting the attention of a reporter.
For a change, why don’t you take the initiative and start reporting on the doctor’s protest against the fascist Mamata regime in Bengal? The Print, so far, has done a very shoddy job of reporting on this very important protest movement.
That would be good solid journalism and would add to your profile as a journalist.