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Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2014 10:35 am
by sublime
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Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2014 4:37 pm
by Man from Nantucket
Young Marino wrote:Outside of my study group, I just stay the fuck away from all the other students in my section. There's a few reasons for this. 1- Already married. 2- I hear the gossip going around about who had sex with who and who's obsessed with who, blah blah.. I honestly feel like that type of behavior is disrespectful to legal education. I loathe some of my classmates for treating this like some sort of extension of high school. GROW UP! Sorry for my brief rant OP but I think if you're gonna date in law school, try doing it with someone who isn't a law student.
LOL

Dating classmates has not been an issue for myself or others I know that have done it. Just don't be immature shits and you'll be fine. Also, consider staying away from section mates until after 1L...

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2014 5:28 pm
by cookiejar1
Man from Nantucket wrote:
Young Marino wrote:Outside of my study group, I just stay the fuck away from all the other students in my section. There's a few reasons for this. 1- Already married. 2- I hear the gossip going around about who had sex with who and who's obsessed with who, blah blah.. I honestly feel like that type of behavior is disrespectful to legal education. I loathe some of my classmates for treating this like some sort of extension of high school. GROW UP! Sorry for my brief rant OP but I think if you're gonna date in law school, try doing it with someone who isn't a law student.
LOL

Dating classmates has not been an issue for myself or others I know that have done it. Just don't be immature shits and you'll be fine. Also, consider staying away from section mates until after 1L...
HASN'T BEEN AN ISSUE SO FAR

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2014 9:32 pm
by pancakes3
sublime wrote:
valen wrote:Can anyone shed some anecdotal insight on having a long term, long distance SO at home during 1L? Long distance as in plane ride distance.
Have seen it work more than not, judging from friends. Probably better than having them there, at least.
Probably because if you let it, LS can keep you so busy that it won't even matter.

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 1:03 am
by ghostoftraynor
Young Marino wrote:Outside of my study group, I just stay the fuck away from all the other students in my section. There's a few reasons for this.
This should be as far as anyone listens to you.

As to the op, lets be humans here. If you date someone or simply have intercourse, there aren't going to be serious repercussions as long as you have been adequately treated for asbergers. Just be respectful, and know how to deal with an awkward situation, and you will be fine.

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 1:10 am
by ManoftheHour
At my school, I know of two 1Ls that began dating 2Ls. I also know of five relationships that began before law school that ended (including one over Thanksgiving break) and two that are in serious trouble. Two of those ended before the first week ended, lol.

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 1:12 am
by ghostoftraynor
Trouble is bad. A better strategy is to stay away from human contact so you don't ever get hurt.

and an EVEN better strategy is checking out the local craigslist.

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 1:23 am
by ManoftheHour
ghostoftraynor wrote:Trouble is bad. A better strategy is to stay away from human contact so you don't ever get hurt.

and an EVEN better strategy is checking out the local craigslist.
All they do is let you down and hurt you in the end.

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2016 3:46 pm
by TrunksFan1
From out of the ashes, I resurrect this thread! lol

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2016 1:29 am
by ManoftheHour
ManoftheHour wrote:
ghostoftraynor wrote:Trouble is bad. A better strategy is to stay away from human contact so you don't ever get hurt.

and an EVEN better strategy is checking out the local craigslist.
All they do is let you down and hurt you in the end.

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2016 12:56 pm
by texasrangersjb
ManoftheHour wrote:
ManoftheHour wrote:
ghostoftraynor wrote:Trouble is bad. A better strategy is to stay away from human contact so you don't ever get hurt.

and an EVEN better strategy is checking out the local craigslist.
All they do is let you down and hurt you in the end.
lol

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2016 12:59 pm
by Holly Golightly
Young Marino wrote:Outside of my study group, I just stay the fuck away from all the other students in my section. There's a few reasons for this. 1- Already married. 2- I hear the gossip going around about who had sex with who and who's obsessed with who, blah blah.. I honestly feel like that type of behavior is disrespectful to legal education. I loathe some of my classmates for treating this like some sort of extension of high school. GROW UP! Sorry for my brief rant OP but I think if you're gonna date in law school, try doing it with someone who isn't a law student.
lmao. Yeah, it's so DISRESPECTFUL TO THE LAW to have sex. BAD LAW STUDENTS!

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2016 12:22 pm
by texasrangersjb
Holly Golightly wrote:
Young Marino wrote:Outside of my study group, I just stay the fuck away from all the other students in my section. There's a few reasons for this. 1- Already married. 2- I hear the gossip going around about who had sex with who and who's obsessed with who, blah blah.. I honestly feel like that type of behavior is disrespectful to legal education. I loathe some of my classmates for treating this like some sort of extension of high school. GROW UP! Sorry for my brief rant OP but I think if you're gonna date in law school, try doing it with someone who isn't a law student.
lmao. Yeah, it's so DISRESPECTFUL TO THE LAW to have sex. BAD LAW STUDENTS!
But really dating those in your section, especially when the classes are smaller can be a distraction for some people. Like how they tell you not to date a fellow rehaber when you're in rehab... it distracts from the main goal. If that sounds hoddy toddy, sorry.

inb4 'that's not the only reason you shouldn't date a chick in rehab'

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2016 8:28 pm
by GoneSouth
texasrangersjb wrote:
Holly Golightly wrote:
Young Marino wrote:Outside of my study group, I just stay the fuck away from all the other students in my section. There's a few reasons for this. 1- Already married. 2- I hear the gossip going around about who had sex with who and who's obsessed with who, blah blah.. I honestly feel like that type of behavior is disrespectful to legal education. I loathe some of my classmates for treating this like some sort of extension of high school. GROW UP! Sorry for my brief rant OP but I think if you're gonna date in law school, try doing it with someone who isn't a law student.
lmao. Yeah, it's so DISRESPECTFUL TO THE LAW to have sex. BAD LAW STUDENTS!
But really dating those in your section, especially when the classes are smaller can be a distraction for some people. Like how they tell you not to date a fellow rehaber when you're in rehab... it distracts from the main goal. If that sounds hoddy toddy, sorry.

inb4 'that's not the only reason you shouldn't date a chick in rehab'
There are multiple couples in my section and I don't think anyone considers it a distraction. It's a class of 100 people, who cares if a few of them are dating each other?

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2016 8:38 pm
by hairbear7
This thread should have stayed dead.

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2016 7:49 pm
by texasrangersjb
GoneSouth wrote:
texasrangersjb wrote:
Holly Golightly wrote:
Young Marino wrote:Outside of my study group, I just stay the fuck away from all the other students in my section. There's a few reasons for this. 1- Already married. 2- I hear the gossip going around about who had sex with who and who's obsessed with who, blah blah.. I honestly feel like that type of behavior is disrespectful to legal education. I loathe some of my classmates for treating this like some sort of extension of high school. GROW UP! Sorry for my brief rant OP but I think if you're gonna date in law school, try doing it with someone who isn't a law student.
lmao. Yeah, it's so DISRESPECTFUL TO THE LAW to have sex. BAD LAW STUDENTS!
But really dating those in your section, especially when the classes are smaller can be a distraction for some people. Like how they tell you not to date a fellow rehaber when you're in rehab... it distracts from the main goal. If that sounds hoddy toddy, sorry.

inb4 'that's not the only reason you shouldn't date a chick in rehab'
There are multiple couples in my section and I don't think anyone considers it a distraction. It's a class of 100 people, who cares if a few of them are dating each other?
Oh I don't think it would be a distraction at all. It would be a distraction for me dating someone in my class. I'm bad at multitasking if you know what I mean. A chick outside of law school, would be a little easier.

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2016 8:35 pm
by kellyfrost
Dating tends to be time consuming, financially consuming, and a lot of emotions are involved. Often, it isn't even that enjoyable and will end badly, especially when classmates are involved.

The solution?

Backpage.com escorts. No, seriously.

Time: It can be a little time consuming if it is your first run at it. First, you need to learn the jargon (BBJ, FS, BBFS, BBJTC, PSE, No AA, ect.) You will also need to learn how to efficiently determine whether or not the person posting the ad is a fake, using fake pictures, or a police officer. You will also need to learn the art of the law enforcement check, and how to not get ripped off or robbed at or during your encounter. Finally, you will be dealing with a whole different universe of people than you have normal dealt with in your life and it will be an adjustment to say the least. However, once you get this down it becomes easy as less time consuming.

Financially: It is actually going to be a lot cheaper than dating. Think back to how much money you invested in to your last casual hook ups or relationships. Backpage is more cost effective. It would be wise to invest in a "burner" cell phone with a pay as you go plan.

Emotions: Unless you fall deeply in love with a prostitute and start stalking her, there will be no emotions involved. Interestingly enough, the female isn't going to become obsessed with you and stalk you either. Yes, you run the risk of being robbed by her handler, but that is almost less of a hassle than dealing with a crazy ex.


Go have some fun!

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2016 8:40 pm
by Nekrowizard
kellyfrost wrote:Backpage.com escorts. No, seriously.
Alright, I need some inside info here. I've gone to massage parlors before, and I think I've got a pretty good eye for telling un/legit ones apart even without backpage. But how do you tell if an escort is a cop or going to rob me? All the profiles look the same to me. Do I need to ask her if she's a cop because she'll have to tell me? Is the strategy to just generally scope it out via prior text messages?

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2016 9:23 pm
by kellyfrost
Nekrowizard wrote:
kellyfrost wrote:Backpage.com escorts. No, seriously.
Alright, I need some inside info here. I've gone to massage parlors before, and I think I've got a pretty good eye for telling un/legit ones apart even without backpage. But how do you tell if an escort is a cop or going to rob me? All the profiles look the same to me. Do I need to ask her if she's a cop because she'll have to tell me? Is the strategy to just generally scope it out via prior text messages?
If you've done the massage parlors before you probably have a way better handle on it than a true first timer. I would check out online review boards for such things. A lot of places will have a local message board. I would also check out USA Sex Guide Info and make friends from your area there.
But if you are just cruising pictures posted on ads, check out Tinyeye, a reverse image search engine. https://www.tineye.com Run the image search and it will help you authenticate.

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2016 2:26 am
by Nekrowizard
kellyfrost wrote:
Nekrowizard wrote:
kellyfrost wrote:Backpage.com escorts. No, seriously.
Alright, I need some inside info here. I've gone to massage parlors before, and I think I've got a pretty good eye for telling un/legit ones apart even without backpage. But how do you tell if an escort is a cop or going to rob me? All the profiles look the same to me. Do I need to ask her if she's a cop because she'll have to tell me? Is the strategy to just generally scope it out via prior text messages?
If you've done the massage parlors before you probably have a way better handle on it than a true first timer. I would check out online review boards for such things. A lot of places will have a local message board. I would also check out USA Sex Guide Info and make friends from your area there.
But if you are just cruising pictures posted on ads, check out Tinyeye, a reverse image search engine. https://www.tineye.com Run the image search and it will help you authenticate.
Thanks man--that reverse image search is a golden tip I didn't think of. I also didn't know about the message boards.

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2016 2:35 am
by RationalHeretic23
lol this thread has certainly taken an interesting turn :shock:

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2016 6:33 am
by Clyde Frog
kellyfrost wrote:Dating tends to be time consuming, financially consuming, and a lot of emotions are involved. Often, it isn't even that enjoyable and will end badly, especially when classmates are involved.

The solution?

Backpage.com escorts. No, seriously.

Time: It can be a little time consuming if it is your first run at it. First, you need to learn the jargon (BBJ, FS, BBFS, BBJTC, PSE, No AA, ect.) You will also need to learn how to efficiently determine whether or not the person posting the ad is a fake, using fake pictures, or a police officer. You will also need to learn the art of the law enforcement check, and how to not get ripped off or robbed at or during your encounter. Finally, you will be dealing with a whole different universe of people than you have normal dealt with in your life and it will be an adjustment to say the least. However, once you get this down it becomes easy as less time consuming.

Financially: It is actually going to be a lot cheaper than dating. Think back to how much money you invested in to your last casual hook ups or relationships. Backpage is more cost effective. It would be wise to invest in a "burner" cell phone with a pay as you go plan.

Emotions: Unless you fall deeply in love with a prostitute and start stalking her, there will be no emotions involved. Interestingly enough, the female isn't going to become obsessed with you and stalk you either. Yes, you run the risk of being robbed by her handler, but that is almost less of a hassle than dealing with a crazy ex.


Go have some fun!
Not sure whose alt you are but this is one of the best posts I've ever seen on tls

Re: Dating in law school.

Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2016 8:05 am
by kellyfrost
Clyde Frog wrote:
kellyfrost wrote:Dating tends to be time consuming, financially consuming, and a lot of emotions are involved. Often, it isn't even that enjoyable and will end badly, especially when classmates are involved.

The solution?

Backpage.com escorts. No, seriously.

Time: It can be a little time consuming if it is your first run at it. First, you need to learn the jargon (BBJ, FS, BBFS, BBJTC, PSE, No AA, ect.) You will also need to learn how to efficiently determine whether or not the person posting the ad is a fake, using fake pictures, or a police officer. You will also need to learn the art of the law enforcement check, and how to not get ripped off or robbed at or during your encounter. Finally, you will be dealing with a whole different universe of people than you have normal dealt with in your life and it will be an adjustment to say the least. However, once you get this down it becomes easy as less time consuming.

Financially: It is actually going to be a lot cheaper than dating. Think back to how much money you invested in to your last casual hook ups or relationships. Backpage is more cost effective. It would be wise to invest in a "burner" cell phone with a pay as you go plan.

Emotions: Unless you fall deeply in love with a prostitute and start stalking her, there will be no emotions involved. Interestingly enough, the female isn't going to become obsessed with you and stalk you either. Yes, you run the risk of being robbed by her handler, but that is almost less of a hassle than dealing with a crazy ex.


Go have some fun!
Not sure whose alt you are but this is one of the best posts I've ever seen on tls

Not an alt. I'm just a tls-er. I love TLS and think it is an awesome community with cool people.

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Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2016 10:20 am
by kellyfrost
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