Love is more suitable for poly or uni?

• Saint Valentine

  15 Feb 06, 15:59

  What are your your views? I feel that poly love is more innocent but immature (kids below 20 are still young) and uni love is mature but unscruplous based on materialism....
• Parka

  15 Feb 06, 16:03

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• ditzy

  15 Feb 06, 16:06

  When you start working, you never know when you'll meet pretty colleagues or prettier clients.
• SGpork

  15 Feb 06, 16:06

  
  
  yea..
• browniebaobao

  15 Feb 06, 16:08

  Originally posted by Saint Valentine:

  What are your your views? I feel that poly love is more innocent but immature (kids below 20 are still young) and uni love is mature but unscruplous based on materialism....

  
  ahem* poly students are not all kids or immature.
  
  there are pple like me who are above 21 but in poly.
  
• FeowFeow

  15 Feb 06, 16:49

  Wah, based on your kinda analysis, then working people, especially lawyers, have a love based on lies
  
  And other working professionals shouldn't have a relationship at all
  
  FeowFeow
  
  

  Originally posted by Saint Valentine:

  What are your your views? I feel that poly love is more innocent but immature (kids below 20 are still young) and uni love is mature but unscruplous based on materialism....

• laurence82

  15 Feb 06, 16:51

  Is love limited by education or age?
  
  
• Quinsy

  15 Feb 06, 16:51

  
• drx

  15 Feb 06, 17:00

  Originally posted by Saint Valentine:

  What are your your views? I feel that poly love is more innocent but immature (kids below 20 are still young) and uni love is mature but unscruplous based on materialism....

  Then how should you call love when it is found in primary school?
• laurence82

  15 Feb 06, 17:01

  Originally posted by drx:

  Then how should you call love when it is found in primary school?

  
• charlize

  15 Feb 06, 17:42

  Wait till you are 80.
  
  By then you would have seen a spectrum of people and with your 80 years of life experience, you would know what kind of person suits you best.
  
  For the rest of your life.
  
  
• rurounix

  15 Feb 06, 18:51

  Love is like, a good fart...
  
  Its unexpected and unpredictable...
  
  But boy, does it feel good....
  
  No use trying to calculate such things. If it happens, it happens. I doubt being born earlier or later is gonna have an effect on how "mature" your brain is regarding the basic laws of socialising.
• 798

  15 Feb 06, 19:09

  it's all depend. but i feel it's best when both of u start to work.
  
  things i noticed:
  poly gals tend to fall for ah bengs. most of them dumped their bf while their bf are in NS.
  uni pple are very realistic but good as they are more matured in r/s. but again, they find a better partner at workplace... as ditzy mentioned.
  
  but now some colleagues told me to find a partner during uni. cos as you are working, you will be busy and no time for all tis sh!t.
• KenPlus

  19 Feb 06, 01:04

  poly will be better,cause studies in poly are more easy to cope with,but Uni have to devoted yourself fully on school.
• Xcert

  19 Feb 06, 02:48

  Originally posted by charlize:

  For the rest of your life.
  

  whatever that's left of it.
• beavan

  19 Feb 06, 08:20

  Originally posted by KenPlus:

  poly will be better,cause studies in poly are more easy to cope with,but Uni have to devoted yourself fully on school.

  that's why u have a partner to help u..
• Komon

  19 Feb 06, 10:28

  Originally posted by drx:

  Then how should you call love when it is found in primary school?

  Lol Puppy Love?
• huiz

  19 Feb 06, 10:47

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  When you start working, you never know when you'll meet pretty colleagues or prettier clients.

  then we all shld tahan til grad from poly or uni & start working to find a partner.
• cornyfish2000

  19 Feb 06, 10:49

  Either way your studies will suffer. Best to wait till you graduate before you start looking around.
• BrUtUs

  19 Feb 06, 10:55

  Originally posted by FeowFeow:

  Wah, based on your kinda analysis, then working people, especially lawyers, have a love based on lies
  
  And other working professionals shouldn't have a relationship at all
  
  FeowFeow
  
  

  
• RaTtY81

  19 Feb 06, 11:22

  Originally posted by FeowFeow:

  Wah, based on your kinda analysis, then working people, especially lawyers, have a love based on lies
  
  And other working professionals shouldn't have a relationship at all
  
  FeowFeow
  
  

  gynae? every year 1 baby?
• nullifi3d

  19 Feb 06, 12:04

  Originally posted by Saint Valentine:

  What are your your views? I feel that poly love is more innocent but immature (kids below 20 are still young) and uni love is mature but unscruplous based on materialism....

  Wow so confident going to Uni at this poiint in time? If you're referring to local Uni then i doubt its easy to juggle love and school IF you're talking overseas Uni like in OZ land or NZ then i think the spectrum of girls there will make you realized that its not LOVE that you want but just lots and lots of SEX.
• coffeeortea

  19 Feb 06, 12:15

  there has to be first a solar eclipse
• setokaiba

  20 Feb 06, 14:36

  Whats the difference? I tot as long as its true love there should not be any place that matters. Poly or uni? Arent they all tertiary education and u ahve to choose the place u wana find love????
• ReliverX

  20 Feb 06, 15:29

  Doesn't matter, poly or Uni.
  U have the mind that goes right and has the respondsibilty to do it then do it.
  
  I heard there are orgies in UNi hostels ? rumor or true ?