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Sneha Mehta
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July 2013
Love marriage versus arrange Marriage
Myth: It's better to marry someone you love.
Fact: Love has never been just love. Even love involves calculation, a very strict logical subconscious calculation. This is how girls think in the initial days of dating. Which college is he from? AIIMS! IIM! MIT! Mini Orgasm. How much does he earn? If he doesn't earn much, do I even see the ‘potential’ in him to earn? Is he worth the financial wait? I Read more of this blog post »
Fact: Love has never been just love. Even love involves calculation, a very strict logical subconscious calculation. This is how girls think in the initial days of dating. Which college is he from? AIIMS! IIM! MIT! Mini Orgasm. How much does he earn? If he doesn't earn much, do I even see the ‘potential’ in him to earn? Is he worth the financial wait? I Read more of this blog post »
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21 Things every Girl Should Know
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2013
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3 editions
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Siya Seth Decides to Die
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2011
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Change Your Life
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2013
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2 editions
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“Romantic novels, the kissing scenes, the ditching scenes have taught the youth of India more English than all the English classes in school combined.”
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“When a girl falls in love with a man, she automatically falls in love with the city that he lives in. Crowded or polluted. Big or small.”
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“One of my cousins has stopped eating potato – her favorite vegetable. She wants to get married to her boyfriend and she thinks that by “sacrificing” something that she loves the most, the Gods would take notice of her and grant her the wish as a reward. Someone please explain to me the logic behind potatoes and The Right Man. Please?!”
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“Romantic novels, the kissing scenes, the ditching scenes have taught the youth of India more English than all the English classes in school combined.”
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“You know a girl has turned into a woman when she concentrates less on grabbing food and more on making “others” eat.”
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