From lahore, looking for a few chill people to hang out with on weekends. Coffee, trying new food spots, movies, random plans. Im usually busy during the week, so weekends are when I actually get out and relax.
Good vibes, good conversation, no awkwardness. And yeah, first coffee/meal is on me 😂
Hey, Im looking for an experienced home baker in Lahore who can make custom baked items using recipes I provide, preferably low carb or close to zero carb.
Im not looking for standard menu items. I’d provide the recipe and ingredients/requirements, and I need someone who can follow it accurately, make adjustments if needed, and ideally deliver within Lahore.
If you do this or know someone reliable, please drop a comment or DM me.
Hey, Im looking for an experienced home baker in lahore who can make custom baked items using recipes I provide, preferably low carb or close to zero-carb. I’m not looking for standard menu items. I’d provide the recipe and ingredients/requirements, and I need someone who can follow it accurately, make adjustments if needed, and ideally deliver within Lahore.
If you do this or know someone reliable, please drop a comment or dm me.
I just saw a post about loneliness, and a lot of people in the comments were saying they had simply got used to being alone.
It made me wonder: what actually stops people from socialising with new people? Is it fear, social anxiety, distrust, or paranoia?
Are we living in an era where people feel more comfortable behind their phones, posting and commenting online, but avoid face-to-face interaction? Meeting and talking to strangers used to feel normal, but now it often seems unusual or even suspicious.
What do you think has changed?
I just saw a post about loneliness, and a lot of people in the comments were saying they had simply got used to being alone.
It made me wonder: what actually stops people from socialising with new people? Is it fear, social anxiety, distrust, or paranoia?
Are we living in an era where people feel more comfortable behind their phones, posting and commenting online, but avoid face-to-face interaction? Meeting and talking to strangers used to feel normal, but now it often seems unusual or even suspicious.
What do you think has changed?
I just saw a post about loneliness, and a lot of people in the comments were saying they had simply got used to being alone.
It made me wonder: what actually stops people from socialising with new people? Is it fear, social anxiety, distrust, or paranoia?
Are we living in an era where people feel more comfortable behind their phones, posting and commenting online, but avoid face-to-face interaction?
Meeting and talking to strangers used to feel normal, but now it often seems unusual or even suspicious.
What do you think has changed?
Looking for someone in Lahore who enjoys fine dining, random food spots, chai, long drives and spontaneous weekend plans.
Weekdays are all work, so I need one friend who actually makes plans instead of saying “dekhtay hain” and disappearing.
Just discovered this subreddit and thought I’d say hi.
Mujhe aik waila tareen dost chahiye jo weekends par mere saath fine dining, random food spots, long drives, chai scenes aur har woh activity kare jo hum Monday ko regret kar sakein. 😂
I own an IT firm, so weekdays mein meri life meetings, deadlines aur laptop ke saath toxic relationship mein guzarti hai. Basic friendships maintain karna bhi ab premium subscription lagta hai. 🥴
So, if you’re from Lahore, love exploring new places, enjoy good food, and are professionally waila on weekends…
RAISE YOUR HAND
Mujhe aik waila tareen dost chahiye jo weekends par mere saath fine dining, random food spots, long drives, chai scenes aur har woh activity kare jo hum Monday ko regret kar sakein. 😂
I own an IT firm, so weekdays mein meri life meetings, deadlines aur laptop ke saath toxic relationship mein guzarti hai. Basic friendships maintain karna bhi ab premium subscription lagta hai. 🥴
So, if you’re from Lahore, love exploring new places, enjoy good food, and are professionally waila on weekends…
RAISE YOUR HAND