u/Creative_Drummer_425

I absolutely hate the ending of this movie, its so unfair. If it was that she realised (of her own accord) she didn’t want Sameer, that would have been fine. But she didn’t really have a choice because she was already married to Vanraj, and her family would have disowned her. I also feel bad for Sameer because she just changed her mind so randomly and dumped it on him.

There is no way she loved her husband, she should have got to end up with Sameer who she truely loved

I absolutely hate the ending of this movie, its so unfair. If it was that she realised (of her own accord) she didn’t want Sameer, that would have been fine. But she didn’t really have a choice because she was already married to Vanraj, and her family would have disowned her. I also feel bad for Sameer because she just changed her mind so randomly and dumped it on him.

There is no way she loved her husband, she should have got to end up with Sameer who she truely loved

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Hi, i will be going to switzerland in early september thus year (1-7Sep) Can I please ask what I should pack bc I keep seeing different weather predictions and so I am abit unsure! I will be taking a light jacket and a rain jacket (to keep in my bag i case) but I mean in terms of is it hot or cooler that I wear jumpers or long sleeves or short sleeves etc? Thank you

The first half of this movie, the flashback is amazing. I have watched and rewatched the movie so many times, i always skip the second half. But the first half is so magical and beautifully romantic!

For those who also enjoyed the movie, what did you love most about it?!

I am watching the show right now and omg she is so annoying! All she does is cry, she glorifies cheating, and the way she led Arshad on was disgusting. I think Aditya deserved better than her, the way she was willing to let Aditya go to prison just so she doesnt tell everyone about Mahi was so frustrating to watch. Especially when she was trying to suck up to her mother in law by reopening the case.

Every time she just annoys me and it has really ruined the show for me, which is sad bc the main couple look really great together. What do others think?

Hello, I am currently in an admin job started this month, and I absolutely hate it. I hate the office culture etc, and I have worked in office jobs before and did not like them them either.

My question is those who have pivoted from such similar a role into a completely different industry, how sid you do it and and what advice you would give.

I live in London, and i dont want to be miserable anymore, thanks.

I'm based in London and currently work a typical 9–5 admin job. I also have a business degree.

I've realised that what I'm really craving is getting away from the corporate office environment. I've found myself drawn to nature-based or more meaningful work, but I'm not sure whether I actually want a "nature career" or just a different kind of workplace and lifestyle.

I keep looking at things like park ranger roles, conservation organisations, etc., but I have no idea what I'd realistically be qualified for with my background.

Has anyone made a similar switch from office/admin work? What kinds of roles or organisations would you suggest I look into, especially in or around London?

IHello, I'm based in London and currently work a typical 9–5 admin job. I also have a business degree.

Lately I've realised that what I'm really craving is getting away from the corporate office environment. I've found myself drawn to nature-based or more meaningful work, but I'm not sure whether I actually want a "nature career" or just a different kind of workplace and lifestyle. I keep looking at things like park ranger roles, conservation organisations, universities, charities, heritage sites, etc., but I have no idea what I'd realistically be qualified for with my background.

Has anyone made a similar switch from office/admin work? What kinds of roles or organisations would you suggest I look into, especially in or around London?

Hi all,

I'm interested in working in higher education/universities in the future, but in a professional services or administrative role rather than as a lecturer or professor.

I was wondering whether university staff in these kinds of roles get the summer off like school staff, or if it's generally a normal year-round job with annual leave like most other workplaces?

Just curious about how it works. Thanks!

—- Thanks everyone, I have got my answer!

Hi! I recently got an admin job, as ive been trying to break into publishing for over a year (4 final stage interviews no luck yet), and as grateful as i am for a job, its not what i want and i really want to leave bc i want to be in publishing working within the industry i love and admire so much.

can you please give me tips on what to do, im thinking of leaving my admin job, but ive only been there a week so idk if i can even put that on cv, but even then how do i get through this, thanks

Hi everyone! how do i manifest financial freedom to the point where i no longer need to work a 9–5 (or work at all) while still being financially secure and having more than enough money to live comfortably?

I currently just started a regular 9-5job, but my goal is to reach a point where I have complete financial freedom and can spend my time on things I genuinely enjoy. I’m wondering how people would approach manifesting this properly—affirmations, visualization, detachment, acting as if, etc.

What has worked for you?Please give me detailed advice as I really an a beginner

Hi, i’m looking for a indian tv show recommendations, ive watched quite a few. I loved Pyaar ki Yeh Ek kahani, Ek Haseena Thi and Koi Laut ke Aya hai. So maybe anything thats the vibe or maybe not im open

I liked to watch madhubala but I stopped after 70 eps because it turned into typical indian fmaily in law show, same with Seher hone ko, so anything not like this

But let me know your favs please, as im not sure thanks!

I’m based in the UK and recently graduated with a Business degree. I have admin experience and have also volunteered with publishing/magazine-related work.

I’ve been trying to get into library work, but keep getting rejected. I even applied for the British Library’s 5-week placement programme as a way to get my foot in the door, but wasn’t successful. I’ve also looked into volunteering at my local libraries, but they rarely seem to have opportunities available.

For those who work in libraries, what is a realistic route into the sector after graduation? Are there particular roles, qualifications, or types of experience I should be targeting first?

Thanks!

I’m based in the UK and recently graduated with a Business degree. I have admin experience and have also volunteered with publishing/magazine-related work.

I’ve been trying to get into library work, but keep getting rejected. I even applied for the British Library’s 5-week placement programme as a way to get my foot in the door, but wasn’t successful. I’ve also looked into volunteering at my local libraries, but they rarely seem to have opportunities available.

For those who work in libraries, what is a realistic route into the sector after graduation? Are there particular roles, qualifications, or types of experience I should be targeting first?

Thanks!

Hi, hope this is the right place to ask, but does anyone have any recommendations or know of any places that may offer beginner London astronomy classes or workshops. The Royal Greenwich Observatory does i think 6 sessions,

But i have missed the deadline for it unfortunately so llease let me know of you do know any in London!

Just as hobby of learning btw - i have graduated and working

Hi, I’m thinking of joining the gym for the first time ever and I’m a bit confused about which membership to choose and also a bit nervous about starting.

I’ll be starting a new job next week (3 days in the office a week), and I also do fencing on Wednesdays, so my schedule is a bit mixed. I’ve never been to a gym before at all, so I’m not really sure what I’d even do when I go.

I know people say nobody cares, but I still feel a bit awkward about going in as a complete beginner and not knowing how anything works.

I’m also unsure whether I should get a limited-hours membership or an unlimited one . I don’t want to overpay, but I also don’t want to regret choosing the wrong option. also I want to join the workout classes they offer but u can only go for hours included in your membership

Would really appreciate any advice on:
which membership is better for a beginner
how often people realistically go when starting out
and how to get over gym anxiety
Thanks 😊

Those who received and completed the 2 week work experience that Penguin does every few months - did it help you in getting a full time role in publishing soon after?

- they do this in the uk, so any answers from uk would be helpful thanks!