u/Soren_thunder

Okk, so earlier my brother wad plannubg to get a bike, but now we're thinking of getting a second hand car instead, my brother like this one, but there are a lot of questions, plus we've never bought a car before or angthing second hand. We're badically hella new to the car game.

I need your help hereee, all the people who own cars, specifically second hand what all things did you have in mind while buying one? This is a huge decision so I don't wanna miss out on any important information, lmk if you have anything to say, also I hope it's a good decision, cause Ik finding spare parts will be hard and stuff, but I think this one is manageable. People will same car, also share your experience, I appreciate it!

Okk, so earlier my brother wad plannubg to get a bike, but now we're thinking of getting a second hand car instead, my brother like this one, but there are a lot of questions, plus we've never bought a car before or angthing second hand. We're badically hella new to the car game.

I need your help hereee, all the people who own cars, specifically second hand what all things did you have in mind while buying one? This is a huge decision so I don't wanna miss out on any important information, lmk if you have anything to say, also I hope it's a good decision, cause Ik finding spare parts will be hard and stuff, but I think this one is manageable. People will same car, also share your experience, I appreciate it!

I know it's a weird question, but we go through so many different phases, and one day comes where you're like "no, this one was real", and it genuinely affected you, not immature, not just "a phase", not just another experience, like it changed the way you saw things, changed many things from that point on?

If I can share mine, it would sound really stupid, and I can't believe it was a genuine first heartbreak. I have had crushes before, this one was something above that, basically "right person, wrong time" kinda situation, and it just did not happen, btw there was no relationship, nothing. I just fell and then when it ended, I was in denial for a month "no it was not that serious" and blah blah but not really, it changed a lot of things for me how I saw myself and other people, it was a heartbreak, and idk how you move on from that, so I wanted to hear from people, what was it like for you?

Mineee is the "personality switch" my biggest ick, it's the behavioural switch, I look for it, but it doesn't really show up in the early stages, I fear, when you see how they react around other people, or with friends, or when they're angry, and I am not just talking about situational or emotional response. I mean, the sudden weird switch in a lot of things, but it's the "nice guy" to "who even is this guy" feeling in your gut, and that sucks because you find when you're too deep, but that is one thing. I'll walk away no matter how deep I'm into that person, that is scary af

Yk, as a kid, when I watched 3 Idiots, and that scene came where they make everyone sit according to their ranks for a photograph, and Rancho says, "This feels like some caste system" I used to wonder if that is really true, because that is beyond shallow. How real is it, though?

As far as I know, it's just either name-wise or roll number-wise in my college, but it still feels weird to think that there's a possibility this happens in some colleges?

Maybe this used to happen, and it stopped happening now, mostly in engineering colleges or medical colleges, shittiest competition places obviously, as of now, I haven't seen any such thing, but I do wonder if it happens somewhere, and do people not say anything against it? I mean I know a lot of things are messed up in college, but isn't it just downright system ragging at this point?

There used to be the "result list" yk where they display your names on common board, idk how common that is, but tbh even that's messed up and it has improved quite a lot, like out college has an app where you get results, no one knows until asked, obv some teachers make it obvious and have to publicly embarrass some struggling students, but the display thing, is that common too?

Such messed-up things, why are these practices still okay? What do you even do about it? It's just cruel, it's like the annoying relatives who never talk to you, but suddenly the first thing they ask is "how much did you score?" The audacity of people and colleges, just so much unsaid pressure, and then they ask "what went wrong" when it genuinely starts affecting the health of students? bruh bffr, what are these practices?? Why are they still happening??

Alright, so currently on vacation, and my friend and I have a bet going on, we are gonna wait, and watch the movie "Obsession" together when we get back to college. Now, the bet is about the main antagonist.
I am saying, "the girl is gonna be the obsessed one, whereas my friend says it's gonna be the boy", whoever wins buys the other one "lollipop" (ya we're filthy rich like that 😌😌)

I am gonna log out of Reddit till then, cause there will be spoilers on this post, but I hope I win lol cause both of us have only seen a poster, but let's see 🥂

Alright, so currently on vacation, and my friend and I have a bet going on, we are gonna wait, and watch the movie "Obsession" together when we get back to college. Now, the bet is about the main antagonist.
I am saying, "the girl is gonna be the obsessed one, whereas my friend says it's gonna be the boy", whoever wins buys the other one "lollipop" (ya we're filthy rich like that 😌😌)

I am gonna log out of Reddit till then, cause there will be spoilers on this post, but I hope I win lol cause both of us have only seen a poster, but let's see 🥂