Gumrah: Teens so messed up? - Page 3

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

Two things:

Hormones+ Peer pressure. Deadly and lethal.

Some survive the tide, some don't. Speaking for myself, I was a bit of an introvert in my school days and my friends were more or less on the same wavelength as me, so I didn't have to deal with "peer pressure" all that much. Not to say that I was totally exempt from it. I remember being obsessed with miniskirts in my early teen days. My mom once got me a mid-length skirt which I used to shorten up and wear on special occasions at school or when I was out with friends. Then, while coming back, I'd return it to it's normal length. 😆

I'm presently 23, and therefore was spared the iPhone/Ipad/Laptop craze back then in my time. However, Dad bought me a 10,000 mobile phone in my second last year of high school which my mom didn't allow me to use till i got to college. She mostly kept it locked in the closet, and I pulled out every trick in the book to get it out once in a while and take it to school. Those days!

Looking back, they seem insignificant but sepia-toned.😳

^Ahh, the times.Times have changed and so have the tides. 😉

Today you could enter JU with nothing more than just body paint and not get gawked at, I swear. I don't think Kolkata has changed much, but the JU campus is sort of an oasis in that respect. At least it is now. Tomader somoy kemon chhilo jani na.

But with skimpily-dressed "glam" North-Easterners coupled with the "unconventional" crowd from the English and Comparative departments, JU seems to proudly hold up its "Liberal potboiler" flag.

Nah, eve-teasing sebhabe konodin face kori ni. Loke keu keu takato, comment o koreche du-ekbaar, but I was too stubborn and fixated on my "freedom" to care. 😆

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

^Ahh, the times.Times have changed and so have the tides. 😉

Today you could enter JU with nothing more than just body paint and not get gawked at, I swear. I don't think Kolkata has changed much, but the JU campus is sort of an oasis in that respect. At least it is now. Tomader somoy kemon chhilo jani na.

But with skimpily-dressed "glam" North-Easterners coupled with the "unconventional" crowd from the English and Comparative departments, JU seems to proudly hold up its "Liberal potboiler" flag.

Nah, eve-teasing sebhabe konodin face kori ni. Loke keu keu takato, comment o koreche du-ekbaar, but I was too stubborn and fixated on my "freedom" to care. 😆

Originally posted by: tannipartner

My school girls were famous or rather infamous for the ultra short skirt.--These girls were probably first put on a pedestal so guys could see up their skirts😛😛 dokaner skirt alada kore shelai kore short korten tenara.😆

anywho, ami JU r main campus e porini, saltlake e chilam, <<is this pashto language??😕 so i kind of never experienced the antlamo that much. But NE presence and freedom and unconventional stuff was always part of JU culture, right from my father's time there.

Originally posted by: Prometeus

My school girls were famous or rather infamous for the ultra short skirt.--These girls were probably first put on a pedestal so guys could see up their skirts😛😛 dokaner skirt alada kore shelai kore short korten tenara.😆

anywho, ami JU r main campus e porini, saltlake e chilam, <<is this pashto language??😕 so i kind of never experienced the antlamo that much. But NE presence and freedom and unconventional stuff was always part of JU culture, right from my father's time there.

Originally posted by: tannipartner

Bengali

Originally posted by: Prometeus

Ami apanara bangali pachanda, eta bajaya rakha!!