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Guys what is the best food you have tried from the restraunts here. I am a non vegetarian so suggest in that category as well.

Best noodles
Best momo
Best pasta or pizza

Guys can anyone help me w a reliable Ceramic studio from khurja. I have been scammed and some people are qouting me higher than the other and its all gotten a bit overwhelming. Anyone with any leads to understand how to deal w cermaic artists as well pls help!!

Hi. Dont know if this is the correct place to post but im looking for ceramic makers. I have been to khurja and while j have spoken to a few of them but after rgetting scammed by them im looking for a trusted person to make samples and take the MOQ order for my brandz

Its a design led brand and i am a new in all this but pretty confident of the products im makikg. Anyone with a legit source even outside Khurja would work. Pls help me out

Also if anyones knows tin manufacturer pls help

Anyone who goes to fitline & can help me train in strength. I know a bit just need guidafoe form

I genuinely don’t want to think this way, but I sometimes find the arranged marriage setup quite regressive.
I know it isn’t the same for everyone, and I’m sure there are brilliant matches and genuinely happy relationships that come out of it. But in 2026, are we really free from the expectations of our families and the ideas they have about what our lives should look like?
I’m genuinely curious—aren’t people scared? Of meeting someone primarily on the basis of a set of criteria that can be quite superficial, and then slowly figuring out whether you actually like this person, connect with them, or even want the same life?
Sometimes I also wonder: if arranged marriage wasn’t an option, how many Indian men would actually be married right now? 😅 I know that’s going to make people come at me, but I’m genuinely curious.
I want to understand why people choose arranged marriage. Did you always want one? Did you ever want a love marriage but eventually chose this? Or did you genuinely prefer the idea of your families being involved?
I’m not saying love marriages are inherently better, or that they necessarily work out better. They obviously don’t.
But there’s something about choosing someone yourself—getting to know who they are, understanding why you like them, what draws you to them, and taking responsibility for that choice—that feels fundamentally different to me.
I’m genuinely curious about how other people see it. Not looking to judge anyone. I just want to understand because my ex broke up w me and got engaged in a matter of 15 days and he was so sure she was the girl for him! Like sure great for him (i genuinely didnt care after a point because i had already thot of breaking up)

I wont be replying to stupid comments who dont understand gender disparity in india! Pls go back to school and learn SOCIOLOGY & pick a fucking book

Pls suggest best gyms!

For women who married a 10/10 guy through an arranged marriage setup — how long did it take before you started seeing the cracks and the less-than-perfect parts of the relationship?

Are you genuinely happy most of the time, or are there still days when you wonder if you might have been happier with someone else?

I don’t mean that your husband is a bad person. Even if you marry a genuinely good man, women can still want more from a relationship, right? More emotional/creative intimacy, more understanding, more romance, more partnership. You can love and appreciate the person you chose and still feel frustrated or dissatisfied sometimes.

How do you navigate those feelings without constantly comparing your marriage to some hypothetical “better” relationship? And when those differences turn into fights or resentment, how do you work through them?
I also wonder how much of this changes in India, where patriarchy is so deeply embedded in everyday life. Even a genuinely progressive, 10/10 guy can fumble once you’re married — especially when you’re living in the same house as his parents, even if you technically have separate floors.

Do the cracks eventually become manageable parts of a real marriage, or do you eventually realize that some of them are fundamental incompatibilities?

Would love to hear from women who have actually been married for a few years, especially through an AM setup.

II turned 30 (f) this year and my life feels nowhere near sorted. I’m a filmmaker, very independent, and I’ve never really fallen in love. I’ve often settled for less because of low self-esteem, and those relationships usually fell apart within 8–9 months.

My last relationship ended differently. I didn’t want marriage, he initially accepted that, but eventually he wanted it, found someone through an arranged-marriage setup, and is now engaged. That breakup made me realise that age, marriage, and finding a partner suddenly feel very real.

A lot of my cousins are getting married this year or next, and even though I know their lives and aspirations are very different from mine, I can’t help comparing. I’m also scared that my close friends, who aren’t ready for marriage right now, might change their minds in the next couple of years and I’ll be left feeling like I’m falling behind.

The confusing part is that I don’t want a partner right now. I’m scared of losing my options, of eventually choosing someone out of convenience, or worse, never falling in love at all.
Because I’m actually very romantic, I want to feel cherished and to deeply cherish the person I’m with. I don’t want a relationship that is just comfortable or practical. I want something where even the boring, ordinary moments feel good because we’re together.

Women especially who chose not to marry and in their 30’s who found love late! Can you pls tell me what your experience has been. I dont want to feel this anxiety and it feels dumb honestly because i am comparing and feeling this especially after mt ex got engaged. (I dont look down on marriage but i dont want to marry because inhave to)

Hi, I am 30F and my bf broke up with me a few weeks ago and is now getting married to someone else lol. I am judging myself too, don’t worry. But that’s not even the point.
The point is that it has left me wondering if love is even possible because most men I have come across always want something. It always needs to lead somewhere.
Even this ex of mine was from Delhi and I remember how infatuated he was with me. Weirdly, that was the thing that put me off the most, so I never really took him seriously. I never even called him my boyfriend and he knew it. He also knew he liked me way more than I liked him.

Now he is getting married and I am sitting here wondering what I even want in the future.
I think I want a relationship based on friendship. I can’t give anything to anyone based on expectation. I also keep wondering if I like being loved more than being a lover and whether that means I will never find the kind of love I actually want.

I do have a lot of issues and I have been seeing a therapist, but I am also genuinely afraid that I don’t mind being alone lol. I have always been hyper independent, so I don’t even know if that’s a good thing or a bad thing anymore.

Everyone seems so obsessed with marriage and finding a partner and I am so confused by all of it. Don’t you also want to experience life, do random stuff, swim in open waters, travel and eat? I have hit 30 and I feel like a white girl who just wants to pursue hobbies more than anything lol.

PS. I have never been in love lol.
Also, MEN PLS DONT DM ME.

I was 22 (now 30f) when i went to film school by 23 i had made 3 films out of which only 1 was good and i am still proud to show it. People have also loved it etc but i moved to bombay in 2019 and covid hit, i took whatever i could in ads as a Da and then tried doing long formats and a film. Ok experience, i also became a script supervisor on it wher ei actually learnt a lot. I helped my friends w their feature film which actually turned out to be career altering for them.

I am 30. I left bombay last year to pursue my own animation docu film (im not an animator) after getting tired of the lack of creative satisfaction in advertising with client and agency making me do shit i dont even want to do! My project was ambitious and i had a producer w me who abandoned me in april and since then i have no money, had to leave and come back to my small hometown and take care of my dad who is old now. I did fundraise a little but my financial situation has gotten so bad that i am considering giving up and just focusing on making money first. Idk if i will evenr get back to films but i genuinely dont know what to feel. I see my friends who will get where i want to be beccuse rhey hustled. I tried to hustle and i actually did direct 6-7 ads worth 80lakh ruppees all of which were released. I have it in me but idk if have it in me enough to pursue it.

I dont want to regret not trying because i know even if i am not the brighter bulb in the room, i do beleive there is a voice in me that i need to hear myself. I also want to do this project so that i create something as an artist and not someone who is just making another film.

Idk what to do honestlyz if i dont make a film i will prolly loose it

I know not the correct platform but i an looking for Female designers for a brand i an trying to start. If you are a feminist and want to create some dope products and collaborate and help me with this pls send me your profile