u/huhhpeak

How do I kindly tell someone I don't feel the spark without hurting them?

So there's this guy in my college, one year senior. He's really hardworking, done multiple internships, and has genuinely helped me with college stuff. Overall a really good person honestly.

A few weeks back I got to know through a common friend that he likes me. We then spent a few days together, even celebrated his birthday where I got him flowers and a couple of gifts.

He's great on paper and I do care about him as a person. But I just don't feel that romantic spark. And I have certain things I'm looking for in a future partner that I can't really compromise on.

I don't want to ghost him or give him false hope either. He deserves a proper answer but I don't know how to say "I don't feel it" without making it awkward since we're in the same college and might run into each other.

How do you guys handle this? What's the kindest way to reject someone without completely ruining things? 🙏

Hey guys,

So I'm a 2nd year B.Tech student (4th sem) and I've been thinking about getting into Data Analysis for a while now. Finally decided to actually start and not just keep postponing it lol.

I want to learn Python from scratch properly. Not just watch random videos here and there but like an actual structured course that doesn't waste my time jumping between topics.

A few things:

Hindi would be preferred honestly, easier to understand concepts deeply

Free only, can't afford paid stuff rn

Certificate doesn't matter to me at all, but if the course offers one then that's a bonus I guess

I want something that will actually take me towards Data Analysis, pandas, NumPy, that kind of stuff, not just stop at basic Python

I'm not looking for the "most popular" one, I'm looking for the one that's actually worth sitting through. If you've done it yourself and felt like it was genuinely useful, please suggest that one.

Any help appreciated 🙏

And also is data science diying/ currently I'm doing dsa in Java and haven't touched to anything yet except frontend development

Hey guys, looking for a gym near Manewada. Wanted to ask if anyone from this side has any suggestions or personal experience with gyms around here. Not looking for google maps recommendations with 50 fake reviews, just want honest raw opinions from people who actually go or have gone to any gym in this area.

Like genuinely what's the vibe, is the trainer actually helpful or just sits in the corner, is it too crowded, fees reasonable or do they loot you, equipment condition etc.

I want to join one soon so any suggestion helps, good or bad both are welcome