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wait til you become a TA. all the cute girls will seem like they are after you and facebooking you, while all the ugly ones are annoying and "don't do as well on their exams"
I fail to see how this is a problem 😕
I think the problem is the P.I. is a fantasy...haha
Are you sure she wasn't just being nice and kind to you but your vivid imagination made it out to be much more ?I can't count how many times have I heard from men that someone was being really flirtatious with them, only to find out the woman was simply being kind and lively.
I think the problem is the P.I. is a fantasy...haha
pics or gtfo!
just sayin'
Are you saying that the OP is making this up? If you are, I agree actually. But even if she were actually flirting, why would that be bad? I would take the job solely because of this reason... well, actually, I would only do it if she were good-looking, so this is the ultimate issue here OP.
That doesn't look like nicole kidman. Also, you find her pic under the staff page at your university. Also, it's all in your head.CLOSEST Approximation by far (like 98%):
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Actually, I can assure you that this is pretty real and surreal at the same time. I have decided, after much thought, to take the job anyway, because the LOR that would come from this collaboration would be immense.
No PI who works at a medical school would be attacted to a premed when there are plenty of attendings (who are actually making money) around to pick from.
Dear Admissions Committee,
I have had the pleasure of having Arjuna for four years. He is a stimulating individual that excels at arousing others, to think critically. Not only does he have a great pair of hands, he has the best pipette skills of anyone I have known. Plus, he demonstrates a strong upward trend.
Sincerely,
PI that kinda looks like Nicole Kidman, (Blank)
CLOSEST Approximation by far (like 98%):
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Umm, you sound like a very romantically inexperienced person. You can't possibly have the maturity level to tell if she's actually flirting with the intent for romance if you always shot girls down.
also, the whole "having an relationship jeopardizes ability to do well in school" is the biggest myth ever. a healthy relationship promotes emotional wellbeing of both people and allow you to do better in school.
So last week, during my interview with a lab PI, who is pretty young, I noticed she was being really flirty and stuff. It was pretty awkward for me, and I didnt know how to respond other than smiling and saying yes every other minute. I dont think I have ever seen someone so happy and nervous at the same time, and I kinda felt embarassed. It didnt help that she was from my university. Anyways, do you guys think it is advisable to take the job in this lab, now that I have been offered the position? Could it be beneficial in terms of LORs? Thanks a lot!
Romantically inexperienced?? Maybe he prefers to be defined by becoming a doctor someday rather than by a relationship in undergrad school. As for the whole "a healthy relationship promotes emotional wellbeing of both people", lets actually see if we could even find someone in a healthy relationship. Then maybe we could ask them about their emotional wellbeings
Romantically inexperienced?? Maybe he prefers to be defined by becoming a doctor someday rather than by a relationship in undergrad school. As for the whole "a healthy relationship promotes emotional wellbeing of both people", lets actually see if we could even find someone in a healthy relationship. Then maybe we could ask them about their emotional wellbeings
maybe gifted= op?lol, cant believe you joined this site to post on this thread
lol, cant believe you joined this site to post on this thread
if you never had a healthy relationship nor your friends do, you are either very young, or live a sad, sad life.
I truly pity you.
haha, before we get into side bickering
how does a PI not have a PhD or a MD?
Im not so sure how you got that out of what I said but my meaning is that healthy relationships are rare in the lifespan of ones love life. If you are in a healthy relationship, its like any other living thing. It needs a lot of nurturing and attention to grow or stay healthy. There are trials and tribulations. Something a pre-med doesnt need to deal with. The fact that he is willing to sacrifice anything that could possibly compromise his chances of getting into med school is highly admirable. "If I never had a healthy relationship, I am very young or live a sad sad life"? I guess that statement would be true if I defined my happiness by the relationships Ive had but I don't.
Guess again. I am not crazy enough to make another profile JUST to offer an alternative viewpoint. Gawd, you guys are truly another level of neurotic. Haha, talk about being suspicious. Whew!OP found.
haha, before we get into side bickering
how does a PI not have a PhD or a MD?
My desi bhai, she's a "post-doc"; in case you dont know, they can be PIs too!
post-doc have a PHD.
In order to get a good LOR, I think you need to be more worried about doing your job in the lab then whether or not your PI has a crush on you. I still wonder if you misread some signals, but even if she was flirting, I think she'd be professional enough to not let that kind of thing influence her when she writes you a letter 2 years from now.
I dont know if this has been heard by you before, but you look a lot like Hermoine Granger (aka Emma Watson)
I have always rejected advances from girls in college so far (not because I'm gay or an a** but cause I have more important things to worry about) and this was only special because I thought her "liking me" would lead to an amazing letter.
I dont know if this has been heard by you before, but you look a lot like Hermoine Granger (aka Emma Watson)
ksmi117 replied to your post arjuna. i think she's attracted to you.