🚪 Which door are you opening ?
🚪 Door 1 → Unlimited money
🚪 Door 2 → Your dream career guaranteed
🚪 Door 3 → A happy and healthy life
🚪 Door 1 → Unlimited money
🚪 Door 2 → Your dream career guaranteed
🚪 Door 3 → A happy and healthy life
As the title says let's recommend each other
Hey! I'm 17M from India.
I'm into gaming, cars, music, anime, and random late-night conversations.
Looking for people around my age (16–19) who are down to talk about literally anything.
If we get along, we can exchange Snapchat.
Just DM me with your age and one random fact about yourself instead of just saying "hi." 😭
Hey! I'm 17M from India.
I'm into gaming, cars, music, anime, and random late-night conversations.
Looking for people around my age (16–19) who are down to talk about literally anything.
If we get along, we can exchange Snapchat.
Just DM me with your age and one random fact about yourself instead of just saying "hi." 😭
Hey! I'm 17M from India.
I'm into gaming, cars, music, anime, and random late-night conversations.
Looking for people around my age (16–19) who are down to talk about literally anything.
If we get along, we can exchange Snapchat.
Just DM me with your age and one random fact about yourself instead of just saying "hi." 😭
From cave paintings to quantum computers, I wanted a single image that captured humanity's endless pursuit of knowledge.
If this place existed, what's the first thing you'd explore?
I blurred the person's username because I'm not trying to send hate toward anyone.
I received these DMs from someone who started talking about wanting to have sex with their cousin and saying the only thing stopping them was where they lived.
Every time I see conversations like this, I get frustrated—not just because it's creepy, but because behavior like this contributes to stereotypes that affect other Indians who have done nothing wrong.
I've personally noticed people becoming more cautious or even refusing to talk to me after finding out I'm Indian, and I can't help but think experiences like this play a role.
I'm not saying this behavior is unique to Indians or that it represents Indians as a whole. It clearly doesn't. But it's frustrating when the actions of some people end up damaging the reputation of everyone else.
What are your thoughts?
I swear every conversation goes like this:
"Hey"
"Hey"
"Wyd?"
"Nothing much."
...and that's the end of it. 😭
So here's me giving this one more shot.
I'm 17, from India. I'm into cars, gaming, music, and video editing. I can literally talk for hours if the conversation is interesting, whether it's random late-night thoughts, memes, life, or just stupid stuff.
If you're around my age and looking for an actual long-term friend instead of a 5 - minute chat, drop a comment or DM me.
Just one request: don't start with just "hi." Tell me something random about yourself, your favorite hobby, or the weirdest thing that happened to you this week.
Let's see if Reddit can actually help people make genuine friends. 🤝
I swear every conversation goes like this:
"Hey"
"Hey"
"Wyd?"
"Nothing much."
...and that's the end of it. 😭
So here's me giving this one more shot.
I'm 17, from India. I'm into cars, gaming, music, and anime . I can literally talk for hours if the conversation is interesting, whether it's random late-night thoughts, memes, life, or just stupid stuff.
If you're around my age and looking for an actual long-term friend instead of a 5 - minute chat, drop a comment or DM me.
Just one request: don't start with just "hi." Tell me something random about yourself, your favorite hobby, or the weirdest thing that happened to you this week.
Let's see if Reddit can actually help people make genuine friends. 🤝
Hey everyone,
I'm 17M and looking to make some genuine friends. Not just a 5-minute conversation that dies the next day.
A little about me:
• I enjoy self-improvement and learning new things.
• I'm trying to improve my communication skills.
• I'm a good listener and don't mind talking about random topics.
• Open to chatting with anyone as long as you're respectful.
• I watch anime also
If you're also looking for a long-term friendship, Comment or DM me
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Hey everyone,
I'm 17M Indian and looking to make some genuine friends. Not just a 5-minute conversation that dies the next day.
A little about me:
• I enjoy self-improvement and learning new things.
• I'm trying to improve my communication skills.
• I'm a good listener and don't mind talking about random topics.
• Open to chatting with anyone as long as you're respectful.
If you're also looking for a long-term friendship, tell me:
Your age
One thing you're currently interested in
One goal you're working towards
Let's see if we click :)
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