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So, I know that me including a lot of people are single despite late 20's or early 30's. But why is the society, parents and friends amd everyone think that being a married person mind you I have herad folks comment you get married come and sit at my house, then also I don't care, but don't stay single. So why is this affiliated to something as respect in society? Like we have accepted all kinds of job now.. have we not? Are we yet to reach maturity as a society? Asking this genuinely cuz there are multiple posts that keep saying they lost life cuz they have not found partner st 23, 26, 28, 29 etc etc... and parents keep pushing for marriage from age of 23 or 24... have we labeled marriage as a standard for life? Even now with all the progress that we have made?

Hey all! I'm looking to find a new hobby and have always been in love with pottery and ceramics. Is there any studio in chennai that offers weekend workshops or beginner friendly weekend classes? If yes please let me know!

With onset of SAP joule, Claude etd etc in picture, what's the scenes in major businesses using SAP and businesses offering SAP solutions? Where do you think most of your clients come from (Sector) and what do they expect? Anybody from SAP labs might as well throw in a few things if you know!

Curious question - Want to know in the AM set up, already working and settled biys earning 30 LPA, do they have expectation of your money? Aspirations with the money that we earn? Is clearing that - if they are dependent on our money considered wrong?

29F in Chennai, open to moving to Bangalore. Working in an IT firm, tired of dating and AM. Looking for something real to get forward.