| |||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
OASIS
ATTITUDES AND CHANGE
I love a girl very much and she has the same feelings for me. But she recently confessed that she had sex with another boy few months back. She says it was forced. According to her, they were in a hotel room together when the boy forced her to be naked and kissed her body. Ever since I got to know this, it has been bothering me but I don't want to lose her. I'm in dilemma as to what I should do. Since I can't let go of neither the girl or the negative feelings I have towards the situation, what should I do? Keetan Dear Keetan, I am 21 years old and have been in a relationship for six months, after which my girlfriend when to USA. Before she left she use to tell me that she loved me a lot and will miss me and will come back as soon as she can or that I should come to the United States. But these days, she makes me question her feelings when she says we don't know what might happen in the future and that I might meet someone else. We still talk online and on the phone but I have a feeling she's changing. I am preparing to go abroad to study as well and want to be with her in the future. My friends say everyone changes once they go to USA as they have their own life going on there. I listen to all this and it confuses me all the more. Please advise me if I should carry on with this relationship. What if she has changed too? Does everyone change after they go to USA? Helpless Dear Helpless, My problem concerns money. Besides not being able to save a penny, I am constantly in debt. I try to control my spending and save but I fail. Can you suggest ways I could have a decent amount of savings? I basically spend on branded cloths and clubbing. I am sick of using my credit card. Please teach me how to get rid of this habit . Wild Dear Wild, Send you problems to wave[at]himalmedia.com. Your problems will be answered by LV Brooks. SJ who has decades of experience in counselling and has worked as a guidance counsellor at St Xavier's. Along with Sirjana Singh who has been working as a professional counsellor for over seven years.
1. Tenyang Sonam, tenzyngchn@yahoo.com
okeyy,so,the Dear Keetan,thingie,sounds so like ME!!!cause i'm the one that is here in USA and i'm only 14!anyways,can you mail me back saying you got this stinkin comment? Posted on:
06 MARCH 2009 | 6:05 PM NST |
Report Abuse
2. vortex, houston,USA
dear counselor, please be advised that give suggestions that r helpful not just only to carry on ur business . i read ur suggestions that r meaningless. Posted on:
10 MARCH 2009 | 9:55 PM NST |
Report Abuse
3. messi, PA
i agree with vortex, some of the suggestions are life wtf. i think mr. counselor is being way to professional on raised issues. many people want straight answers but i can understand people themselves should finally choose what to do in a situation. i find this column useless but this section does attract young people; to read abt others sex life, affairs etc. in a nutshell, people need to stop emailing wave about these issues because u all are not being helped. see ur mom guys, for real help ;) Posted on:
11 MARCH 2009 | 4:06 AM NST |
Report Abuse
4. Phuchhi G, Australia
true true!!! mr. counsellor...u giv a very good advice...but wherz da answers dey needed...reading ur suggesions was just like reading som1z horoscope...in general... Posted on:
24 MARCH 2009 | 4:29 PM NST |
Report Abuse
5. rajiv, kathmandu
i agree with both vortex and messi. the 40 years of counselling seems to falter now. most of the times they are just useless. Posted on:
24 MARCH 2009 | 2:17 AM NST |
Report Abuse
6. Uttam, ktm
MR.Consuller is good adviser some of time but most of his suggestions worth nothing..i think u do not understand the true feeling of the sufferer.so plz suggest analytically.dont act like proffesionist Posted on:
26 MARCH 2009 | 12:53 PM NST |
Report Abuse
7. Deepak, Cleveland,USA
I agree with d othrs.WAVE is good except ths column .40 yrs of councelin.I thnk u r old enough to advice the youths.u guys hv a happy retired livs. Posted on:
02 APRIL 2009 | 5:22 PM NST |
Report Abuse
8. are u all serious?, aus
How is a counsellor supposed to give "advice" telling people what to do based on merely 4 or 5 sentences? I think he/she gives the best advice someone in his/her position can. I am sorry, but the issues some people write in about are so ridiculous and vague that I want to SLAP them for even asking on a public website. HOW is the counsellor supposed to give proper advice when someone asks "oh i love so and so but so and so loves someone else - or so and so is not a virgin (?!?!?!?!??!?!??!) what should i do". I bet you the counsellor has a good laugh reading all the letters - i know i do!! Posted on:
04 APRIL 2009 | 4:57 PM NST |
Report Abuse
9. nick, aus
yea....i think that it's ridiculous to say something about that....yea...really....probs...yea i agree that they need help but the counsellor is only giving options...and the solution...they have to choose on their own....who can predict wat one is going thru...even if he/she wrote his or her problems...not evryone can really express wat he/she is feeling...and that number is quite large.....try to collect more alternatives and stick on to the one that is most helpful to u...and not humiliate the counsellor.... Posted on:
06 MAY 2009 | 12:00 AM NST |
Report Abuse
| ||||||||||||||||||||