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GredandForge

@GredandForge

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Posted: 11 years ago

#231

Originally posted by: me2you

I knew it: we are a deadly combination! 🤗😎

Yeah. Better be careful of this set of Hunters😎🤗

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nautanki_anu

@nautanki_anu

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Posted: 11 years ago

#232

Enjoy ur lunch Narg n lemme know kya khaaya 😆

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@metoyou

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Posted: 11 years ago

#233

Originally posted by: nautanki_anu
Enjoy ur lunch Narg n lemme know kya khaaya 😆

Of course, zaroor zaroor... After that I have a dinner with my colleagues... in short: its all about FOOD today! Will update you about that one too 😃

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nebuna

@nebuna

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Posted: 11 years ago

#234

Originally posted by: GredandForge

See, they were related but that memory was deleted=releted. Simple😃

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nebuna

@nebuna

Sparkler

Posted: 11 years ago

#235

Hello Hi

Good Evening 🤗

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nautanki_anu

@nautanki_anu

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Posted: 11 years ago

#236

Originally posted by: GredandForge

See, they were related but that memory was deleted=releted. Simple😃

OMG I rofl when I saw this but I forgot to type my reaction. Ne this kind of comment was expected only fm u 🤣.

Thx Gai for reminding me 🤗

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Inquisitive_mind

@HmmBrazen

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#237

Hey Guys I want your help...

One of my mother's friend's daughter she is having teenage issues.. let me elaborate--

well she is couple of years younger than me, decent, good in studies and no boyfriend chakkar and all but the problem with her is that she is not routined and disciplined... she cannot do anything regularly esp. going to school... typical couch potato behavior also she has people management issues gets nervous often, can't face people and all. Her mother is really worried about her. So I thought may be I should ask you all.. what should her mother do???

I mean lifestyle therapist or a counselor or a psychiatrist ... I really want to help her ... so???

Edited by Ruchi-interest - 11 years ago

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nautanki_anu

@nautanki_anu

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Posted: 11 years ago

#238

Originally posted by: Ruchi-interest
Hey Guys I want your help...

One of my mother's friend's daughter she is having teenage issues.. let me elaborate--

well she is couple of years younger than me, decent, good in studies and no boyfriend chakkar and all but the problem with her is that she is not routined and disciplined... she cannot do anything regularly esp. going to school... typical couch potato behavior also she has people management issues gets nervous often, can't face people and all. Her mother is really worried about her. So I thought may be I should ask you all.. what should her mother do???

I mean lifestyle therapist or a counselor or a psychiatrist ... I really want to help her ... so???

Hey Ruchi 🤗

I understand ur concern. Take her or tell her mum to take her to some personality development class. Maybe it will help.

Edited by nautanki_anu - 11 years ago

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GredandForge

@GredandForge

Sparkler

Posted: 11 years ago

#239

Originally posted by: Ruchi-interest
Hey Guys I want your help...

One of my mother's friend's daughter she is having teenage issues.. let me elaborate--

well she is couple of years younger than me, decent, good in studies and no boyfriend chakkar and all but the problem with her is that she is not routined and disciplined... she cannot do anything regularly esp. going to school... typical couch potato behavior also she has people management issues gets nervous often, can't face people and all. Her mother is really worried about her. So I thought may be I should ask you all.. what should her mother do???

I mean lifestyle therapist or a counselor or a psychiatrist ... I really want to help her ... so???

Hey Ruchi!

The Lifestyle therapist or counselor apart from some exercises is also going to suggest that she should get involved in other activities.

She won't like it initially but I am sure she'll get used to it later on.

So ask your mum's friend to enroll her in some extra-curricular activities. Singing,dancing,painting, anything that she shows interest in. And get her to adhere to a timetable. Once she gets used to it, she won't need pushing.