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Jungli Billi

@MesmerizingSanz

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

Can somebody answer

Does BAD training involve only physical and not emotional training?

Because i have never met an officer who cries on the drop of the hat and gets drunk and give this long long speeches in the drunken state, 🥱does this happen in reality or may be BSD officers are different

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@--Naina-

Dazzler

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Posted: 11 years ago

We have to ask this question to one and only person.. Mr Hegde..

Leave BSD training., I want to ask him one question.. Is He Really Hate Women. ? Why He let paro to bring Mala to haveli.. Why ..?

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180506

Hibernated

Posted: 11 years ago

Just to be completely serious:

Why is a man crying so terrible?
Why SHOULDN'T he cry, BSD officer or not?

I think as a society we're often very hypocritical. If it were a FEMALE officer crying, there wouldn't be any negative association with the action regardless of the content.

But if it's a MALE officer crying regarding their personal life...it's not acceptable?

People cry. That's how emotions work.

Last I checked, Police Officers, Fire men and women and not to mention Army and service personnel are people too- they have personal lives and should/can cry like you and I.

That's one social rant for today done lol

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Megha

@MiVida_Messi

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

tonight Rudra did not cry, and even if he would cry, then what would be so wrong in it ? He cannot stay emotionless when he is facing his mother, obviously he is a human, flawed human, and human beings do cry , crying is afterall the only way to get rid of the suffering. kudos to people who do not cry and can control their emotions.

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kiran khurana

@.Kiran.

Stunner

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Posted: 11 years ago

You should watch those videos where army men cry when they meet their families after long time. You'll notice that they behave exactly like us normal people.

As far as I knew, they get trained for their professional life not personal life.

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Jungli Billi

@MesmerizingSanz

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

So the training doesn't involve to be emotionally strong

I am not only talking about today episode,

From Day one, he gets drunk, rants and cries,no control over himself😵

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180506

Hibernated

Posted: 11 years ago

I think you're using Personal and Professional life interchangeably. 🤔

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Jungli Billi

@MesmerizingSanz

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

So professional training has no effect on your personal emotions

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180506

Hibernated

Posted: 11 years ago

It can, but it doesn't dictate my life.

Here's an example:

Politicians are told to have a specific moral standard:

Does that apply in their personal life all the time when they're not out in public?

Customer Service Reps are told to be polite, calm and collected: Are they like that to everyone in their personal life?

The naive assumption that your training dictates your personal life in every aspect is vague and a cop out.

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kiran khurana

@.Kiran.

Stunner

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Posted: 11 years ago

#10

Originally posted by: MesmerizingSanz
So the training doesn't involve to be emotionally strong
I am not only talking about only today episode
From Day one, he gets drunk, rants and cries,no control over himself😵

Notice how it's only concerning his personal life not professional life! Have you seen him drunk on his duty? Not that I can remember!

And correct me if I'm wrong but their training involves professional life not personal life.