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MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 29 Jan 10

I have always felt that parents in india are very stubborn when it comes to deciding what or who their children should grow up to be...and this in many cases sours the terms between the kids and the parents from the very...

life

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MindEclipse I agree with your views completely...once children grow up they have absolute rights to do what they like..forcing them to do something they don't like will only spoil their terms with the parents...this however once spoilt can't be rectified again.

30 Jan 10

MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 29 Jan 10

I have always felt that parents in india are very stubborn when it comes to deciding what or who their children should grow up to be...and this in many cases sours the terms between the kids and the parents from the very...

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MindEclipse Glad to know that we have people like you who don't just preach but even practice what they preach...your daughters are among the lucky ones to have an understanding parent like yourself.

30 Jan 10

MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 29 Jan 10

I have always felt that parents in india are very stubborn when it comes to deciding what or who their children should grow up to be...and this in many cases sours the terms between the kids and the parents from the very...

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MindEclipse Parents have all the right opt advise, but not to force the kids to follow it. The ability to make proper decisions and similar values are to be taught during the age group when it's time for parents to imbibe values in them....later it's the responsibility...

30 Jan 10

MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 29 Jan 10

I have always felt that parents in india are very stubborn when it comes to deciding what or who their children should grow up to be...and this in many cases sours the terms between the kids and the parents from the very...

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MindEclipse I second your views about parents not having all the rights. You mentioned about America, where children are free to choose their way of life. It is very much true. But there is also another side to it. In places like America or Australia or for that matter...

30 Jan 10

MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 29 Jan 10

I find this concept not only vague but even silly...

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MindEclipse I believe you are really blessed with such understanding relatives :)who let accept the fact that you are in the learning process and that anything and everythig requires time and effort... But this doesn't hold true for most young girls who get married to...

29 Jan 10

MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 29 Jan 10

The very latest in animal cruelty can be viewed in New Zealand, where a man shot 33 of his neighbors' dogs in just one day...the gruesome killing draws attention to the inhuman side of we humans..no amount of reasoning can justify...

animals

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MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 29 Jan 10

I believe black and white photographs have more charm and ageless effect that not even color can match it. Recently i was going through my grandparents pictures and trust me no amount of color pic could evoke the same nostalgia...

photography

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MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 29 Jan 10

I find this concept not only vague but even silly...

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MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 29 Jan 10

I have always felt that parents in india are very stubborn when it comes to deciding what or who their children should grow up to be...and this in many cases sours the terms between the kids and the parents from the very...

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lilywenshui @lilywenshui (5) • China 28 Jan 10

it is a long time that i have no watch a pure love moive ,can you give me some suggestion of new love movies.

suggestion

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MindEclipse I would recommend THE PROPOSAL :) it's nice and funny.

28 Jan 10

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lealuvy2j @lealuvy2j (1986) • Philippines 11 Jul 09

How do you cope up after a failure? For me, I cry at first but after that I try to always remember this. I saw this in a Pinoy site and it really inspired me. :) Abraham Lincoln's life highlights 1831 – Failed in...

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MindEclipse One of the things I like about myself is that I never consider anything to be a failure. Of course up's and down's are always there, but I always accept things and move on from there. I recently in my last semester flunked in one of my Management papers, I...

28 Jan 10

ElsaElsa @ElsaElsa (323) • United States 27 Jan 10

Ever wonder how so many other people become overnight successes? Some lucky person makes it big just by working from home online. I wonder why I can't be that person. What do I lack that these people got? Then when I get to...

overnight star

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MindEclipse Success I believe is a very relative concept...you can't define it by one win or one shot at fame...success is a feeling of accomplishment, a sense of having surpassed oneself..it could range from doing charity to helping someone to even being a mentor. It...

28 Jan 10

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MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 27 Jan 10

I am forced to write this more out of my experience than just my views. I study in a Business School and trust me I even love the subject I am studying. What bothers me is my life and the pace at which it is going away from...

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MindEclipse Adding on to your elaborate answer, like you, I too proceed to graduate with an MBA and then go on to work in the Finance sector, obviously get paid heaps...this however is not the ONLY meaning of living life!!! I know I will be highly qualified at the end...

28 Jan 10

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MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 27 Jan 10

I am forced to write this more out of my experience than just my views. I study in a Business School and trust me I even love the subject I am studying. What bothers me is my life and the pace at which it is going away from...

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MindEclipse I will have to agree with you on the "enjoying no matter how things seem to be", and I DO enjoy every bit of what am studying. My only question is why are the course so structured that one doesn't find time even to breathe!!! I love studying....but please...

28 Jan 10

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MindEclipse @MindEclipse (16) • New Zealand 27 Jan 10

I am forced to write this more out of my experience than just my views. I study in a Business School and trust me I even love the subject I am studying. What bothers me is my life and the pace at which it is going away from...

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