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Post by DonnaDraper » Wed May 25, 2011 4:26 pm

I too am saddened that there is a double standard for sleeping around in general, but I can see what the OP is saying. I think that sleeping around in law school is unadvisable for both men and women simply because it's unprofessional. Law school is not high school. It is not college either. It is the beginning of your career. I am not advocating being a prude or never having sex with anyone in law school because that advice would be extreme. I do think that increasing your selectivity and being aware of what could happen based on an action (whether it be sex or anything else) is good advice. It would be nice to treat sex as something that does not matter. But sex is not nothing. However people may consider it, the point is, they do consider it. You can't control people's thoughts, but you can control what you do.

In terms of hiring decisions based on certain associations, unless I think that it would hinder his/her job performance, i would not take someone's personal life into consideration. Hey, just because Strauss-Kahn is practically a rapist, does not mean he could not head the IMF! (Not that I condone that in any way) However, while I may still hire a person regardless of his/her personal life, I would still make the 'slut' association. This is not because I think he/she is one, but because I possibly heard the name repeatedly in that context and its human nature to recall and make connections. Which brings up another issue: Gossiping. Gossiping is also unprofessional, so even if people know about a certain guy or girl/people's personal exploits, they should not be talking about it in the first place.

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by iahtt » Thu May 26, 2011 4:18 am

rad law wrote:
bjsesq wrote:
KRob87 wrote:Haha, I liked the "slut shaming" comments. Not quuuuite where I was going with that. I should have explained a little better. However, first please notice, I did not use the word "slut." A bunch of you guys did tho...
Yeah, but we don't hate sexually active women. I love sluts. LOVE THEM.
This.
Or in the infamous words of OutKast, "HaHaHaHa We Luv Deez Hoez"

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by 23402385985 » Sun May 29, 2011 7:19 pm

Bless wrote:FWIW, my buddy who attends FSU law advised me to NOT sleep with girls in the law school. He said he was sleeping with a girl from class, it didn't work out, and then the majority of his section started hating him and thought of him as a dirtbag (LMAO x 10). He said it took an entire year for some of them to start warming back up to him.
That's what undergrad girls are for.

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by InLikeFlint » Sun May 29, 2011 7:55 pm

joncrooshal wrote:
Bless wrote:FWIW, my buddy who attends FSU law advised me to NOT sleep with girls in the law school. He said he was sleeping with a girl from class, it didn't work out, and then the majority of his section started hating him and thought of him as a dirtbag (LMAO x 10). He said it took an entire year for some of them to start warming back up to him.
That's what undergrad girls are for.
+ a lot
Most law schools are affiliated/connected to an undergraduate campus with better-looking women that you can easily avoid if necessary.

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Post by ODBCP » Sun May 29, 2011 8:18 pm

InLikeFlint wrote:
joncrooshal wrote:
Bless wrote:FWIW, my buddy who attends FSU law advised me to NOT sleep with girls in the law school. He said he was sleeping with a girl from class, it didn't work out, and then the majority of his section started hating him and thought of him as a dirtbag (LMAO x 10). He said it took an entire year for some of them to start warming back up to him.
That's what undergrad girls are for.
+ a lot
Most law schools are affiliated/connected to an undergraduate campus with better-looking women that you can easily avoid if necessary.
This thread is taking a great turn.

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by Holly Golightly » Sun May 29, 2011 8:27 pm

I am so glad I don't go to school with many of the people ITT. Hope you are enjoying your boring, sexless law school experience.

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Post by InLikeFlint » Sun May 29, 2011 8:32 pm

Holly Golightly wrote:I am so glad I don't go to school with many of the people ITT. Hope you are enjoying your boring, sexless law school experience.
I really don't get why anyone would ever want anything to do with other law students. I say this as a guy, I'm sure it's different for girls (obviously it's easier for LS guys to troll for UG girls than vice versa).

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Post by Holly Golightly » Sun May 29, 2011 8:33 pm

I would like to thank you all for reminding me that I'm glad I go to NU.

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by IAFG » Sun May 29, 2011 8:37 pm

InLikeFlint wrote:
Holly Golightly wrote:I am so glad I don't go to school with many of the people ITT. Hope you are enjoying your boring, sexless law school experience.
I really don't get why anyone would ever want anything to do with other law students. I say this as a guy, I'm sure it's different for girls (obviously it's easier for LS guys to troll for UG girls than vice versa).
LS girls in major cities can date finance guys, MDs/MD students, other professionals. I don't date a law student because I'm a slut or because I don't have options.

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Post by 23402385985 » Sun May 29, 2011 8:41 pm

InLikeFlint wrote:
joncrooshal wrote:
Bless wrote:FWIW, my buddy who attends FSU law advised me to NOT sleep with girls in the law school. He said he was sleeping with a girl from class, it didn't work out, and then the majority of his section started hating him and thought of him as a dirtbag (LMAO x 10). He said it took an entire year for some of them to start warming back up to him.
That's what undergrad girls are for.
+ a lot
Most law schools are affiliated/connected to an undergraduate campus with better-looking women that you can easily avoid if necessary.
Shit, why would anyone want to deal with a law student as a partner if you are a law student yourself? You'd be dealing with the most stressed out, bitchy girl in the world (or the most stressed out, douchey gun in the world if you're a girl). I would want the young, carefree girl with the easiest major possible.

You can marry the lawyer later on, but have fun with the non-stressed, non-insane one first.

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Post by InLikeFlint » Sun May 29, 2011 8:48 pm

Holly Golightly wrote:I would like to thank you all for reminding me that I'm glad I go to NU.
You probably have classmates just as catty as the OP, you just don't know it because you might not be one of them.

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Post by InLikeFlint » Sun May 29, 2011 8:49 pm

IAFG wrote:
InLikeFlint wrote:
Holly Golightly wrote:I am so glad I don't go to school with many of the people ITT. Hope you are enjoying your boring, sexless law school experience.
I really don't get why anyone would ever want anything to do with other law students. I say this as a guy, I'm sure it's different for girls (obviously it's easier for LS guys to troll for UG girls than vice versa).
LS girls in major cities can date finance guys, MDs/MD students, other professionals. I don't date a law student because I'm a slut or because I don't have options.
Finance guys? Probably not. MDs and other professionals, sure.

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by IAFG » Sun May 29, 2011 8:56 pm

InLikeFlint wrote:
IAFG wrote:
InLikeFlint wrote:
Holly Golightly wrote:I am so glad I don't go to school with many of the people ITT. Hope you are enjoying your boring, sexless law school experience.
I really don't get why anyone would ever want anything to do with other law students. I say this as a guy, I'm sure it's different for girls (obviously it's easier for LS guys to troll for UG girls than vice versa).
LS girls in major cities can date finance guys, MDs/MD students, other professionals. I don't date a law student because I'm a slut or because I don't have options.
Finance guys? Probably not. MDs and other professionals, sure.
I know at least two 1Ls who started dating finance guys this year

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by InLikeFlint » Sun May 29, 2011 9:02 pm

IAFG wrote: I know at least two 1Ls who started dating finance guys this year
so for most ls students, they probably can't pull this off.

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Post by mcweanis » Mon May 30, 2011 11:34 am

*puke puke* why would you want to date finance guys? horribly boring.

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Post by IAFG » Mon May 30, 2011 12:26 pm

mcweanis wrote:*puke puke* why would you want to date finance guys? horribly boring.
Because they aren't law students.

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by Mickey Quicknumbers » Mon May 30, 2011 12:32 pm

KRob87 wrote: (And ignore the people on this Board with the Go Harvard or Go Home attitude.).

Seriously.
Stopped reading here.

Also, ITT: heathens. All of you.

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by Stoic » Mon May 30, 2011 12:42 pm

joncrooshal wrote:
Bless wrote:FWIW, my buddy who attends FSU law advised me to NOT sleep with girls in the law school. He said he was sleeping with a girl from class, it didn't work out, and then the majority of his section started hating him and thought of him as a dirtbag (LMAO x 10). He said it took an entire year for some of them to start warming back up to him.
That's what undergrad girls are for.
Powerful statement.

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by HBK » Mon May 30, 2011 12:48 pm

Stoic wrote:
joncrooshal wrote:
Bless wrote:FWIW, my buddy who attends FSU law advised me to NOT sleep with girls in the law school. He said he was sleeping with a girl from class, it didn't work out, and then the majority of his section started hating him and thought of him as a dirtbag (LMAO x 10). He said it took an entire year for some of them to start warming back up to him.
That's what undergrad girls are for.
Powerful statement.
Seriously people. For god's sake, how hard is it not to shit where you eat?

If you are a girl, break some guys heart, he could tell everyone you're a slut. If you're a guy and break some girl's heart, she can tell everyone you're a scumbag. Both sides reputations are easily sullied. Be nice to everyone and go outside the law school to get your freak on (avoid current lawyers also, I've seen that backfire). Also, it's nice to have someone you can shoot the shit with for a couple hours and never fall into a lame legal/law school discussion.

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by cern » Mon May 30, 2011 12:51 pm

OP wrote:Law school isn't that bad... just relax.
everyone in this thread wrote:I've had sex before.

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Re: Best Law School advice ever.

Post by clone22 » Mon May 30, 2011 1:15 pm

cern wrote:
OP wrote:Law school isn't that bad... just relax.
everyone in this thread wrote:I've had sex before.
A+ summary. Will read again

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Post by yngblkgifted » Mon May 30, 2011 1:25 pm

I'm a terrified 0L. And whether or not this shit is true, it made my day.

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Post by caligulove » Fri Jun 03, 2011 1:30 am

i think i've had sex before...

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