Recent content by Shailee

The below is the only criteria for becoming President of the USA as per their law: Eligibility Article II, Section 1, Clause 5 of the Constitution sets the principal qualifications one must meet to be eligible to the office of President. A President must: be a natural born citizen of the...

Err...there is no such compulsion in the US.

I don't think a hostel life is the best idea for very young children. I have seen too many cases of public school boys and girls becoming walled-in emotionally by the scars left on their mind by their hostelmates. By the time a kid is ready to go to college however the balance begins to shift...

I concur with Kalpana, employees should not be restricted from earning in their free time subject to the restrictions regarding confidentiality and not working for a competitor.

Depends on how young is 'youth'. By the time kids are teenagers though I think it's best to let them have their relationships.

Re: ""IMPOSSIBLE"" TO PLEASE A """WOMEN""" Blah, nonsense! There have been times when I've been so easily satisfied I wondered if I was a a guy in a girl's body.

FYI - Pre-marital sex is neither illegal nor is it against the law of the land.

Well said. Exactly what I used to say to my ex-husband, though in a slightly different context. Btw, this actually is written in the Christian scriptures, so chastity before marraige is a western concept, even if it is observed more in the breach than in practice.

It's definitely not a must for success in life, though it may help smoothen the way in a corporate career. There's so much more to life than a career.

IF he said that, it indicates a fundamental flaw in his sampling technique.

Well I'm glad you at least think sex after marraige is ok. Our species would have quite a problem on its hands otherwise. :) By the way, this whole argument about pre-marital sex being a western concept and against Indian traditions lacks substantive proof. Our present-day society is more a...

Sex (premarital or otherwise) is always wonderful, as long as you know what you're doing.... I always know what I'm doing ;)

There's never been one answer to that question, simply because there's never been, and isn't, a single homogenous entity called 'India'.

If you gave the whole salary to the eldest person in the family, you wouldn't have anything left to party with, eh? In my case, I think I spent my first salary on gifts for relatives and friends.

Am not much into the marriage thing these days, having already suffered through a disastrous one, but I suppose each have as much chance of working as the other. Finally it's two people who have to adjust, understand and sometimes compromise. Any marriage, love or arranged, would be 'successful'...