Hi everyone,
I’m looking for someone to share a beautiful, lively, and airy flat located in a posh area of Darmstadt.
It’s a great place with a nice atmosphere and good surroundings, ideal for someone who appreciates a comfortable and well-kept home.
If you’re interested, please feel free to DM me for more details.
Hello kind ppl of reddit! My cousin is considering enrolling there this year, but we’re getting mixed reviews online: some people say it’s decent for exposure/student life, others say placements and academics are average.
Would really appreciate inputs from: How’s the faculty, crowd, placements, internships, campus culture, attendance pressure, etc.?
Also, if anyone has good alternative recommendations for BBA colleges for someone with around 70% in CBSE, please do suggest. Open to options in Indore or other cities as well.
Just trying to help her avoid making a life-alterning mistake.
Posting this for a dear friend because sometimes good people deserve a small nudge from the universe.
She’s 28, Indian, Sikh, 5’5”, conventionally pretty (before anyone asks), currently based in Dubai where she works as a family lawyer, and is exploring a future in Germany/Europe with the intention to settle long-term.
Personality-wise: thoughtful, emotionally mature, deeply empathetic, grounded, family-oriented, and genuinely kind. Ironically, despite being in law, she somehow remained soft-hearted and emotionally aware. She values honesty, emotional intelligence, stability, loyalty, meaningful conversation, and clear communication.
Lifestyle/interests: enjoys travel, good food, fitness/wellness, thoughtful conversations, cultural experiences, and a balanced life overall. She’s ambitious and independent, but also warm, emotionally present, and relationship-oriented.
She’s looking for a serious long-term relationship with someone ideally around 28–32/33, emotionally mature, communicative, respectful, kind, and financially stable/established in their own life as well. Bonus points if you value emotional depth over endless “casual vibes.”
Preferably based in Germany/Europe or planning to stay here long-term.
No weird pickup lines needed, just introduce yourself like a normal human being :)
If this resonates with you, feel free to send a DM with a short intro about yourself.
Posting this for a dear friend because sometimes good people deserve a small nudge from the universe.
She’s 28, Indian, works as a family lawyer in Dubai, and is currently exploring a future in Germany with the intention to settle here (in Germany/Europe) long-term.
More importantly: she’s thoughtful, emotionally mature, deeply empathetic, and one of the rare people who genuinely listens to understand. She values clarity, kindness, stability, and meaningful connection.
She’s hoping to meet someone who is also looking for a serious relationship...someone grounded, communicative, and emotionally available.
I know Reddit can be chaotic, but occasionally it surprises you in the best ways. If this resonates with you, feel free to send a DM and introduce yourself.
Guys, I’m in a bit of a dilemma today and wanted some perspective. So, a colleague of mine recently moved into the apartment next to mine for work. We’re just acquaintances...and I kind of see him like a younger brother (appreciate his squirrel energy).
Today he didn’t show up to work and HR asked me to collect his office ID etc. That already made me think something was off (either he resigned or got let go). But when I went over and knocked, he took a while to open the door. And when he finally did, it was pretty obvious he had been crying ...puffy eyes, tears, the whole thing.
In that moment, my brain kind of froze. I didn’t know what the “right” thing to do was...and calculated for a sec: do I acknowledge it and ask directly like any normal human would? Or do I ignore it so I don’t make him uncomfortable or hurt his male ego?
I ended up just asking if he was alright, took the cards and left. Now I'm wondering if I should’ve offered to talk? Or was giving him space the better move?
Curious what others think (especially from a guy’s perspective). What would you have expected/appreciated in this situation?