u/Flashy-Welcome2016

Do You Ever Create Fake Scenarios With Your Crush Too?

We all have that one crush we probably were never meant to have. I have one too and honestly, I still think about her a lot. Sometimes I create these random little scenarios in my head: going for long drives together, sitting on a beach with beers, talking about life, just being genuinely happy together.

I catch myself checking her Instagram sometimes and just staring at her pictures for way longer than I should. And then I realized… almost everyone probably does this in some way because we’re human, right?

So now I’m curious what kind of imaginary scenarios do you guys create in your head about your crush or someone you like? What’s that one thought that weirdly makes you happy?

And be honest… do you guys do this too? Because I definitely do.

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u/Flashy-Welcome2016 — 4 days ago

dating in bangalore

hey guys, i'm a 24M based out of bangalore. i've always been more drawn towards slightly older women because the conversations, maturity, and overall vibe just feel different to me. over the past few months i tried using dating apps hoping to genuinely connect with someone, maybe grab drinks, go on late night drives, have meaningful conversations, and see where things naturally go. but honestly, the experience has been pretty disappointing. most matches either wanted instant hookups, ghosted after a few texts, or never replied at all. it feels like nobody really wants to build an actual connection anymore. yesterday i was literally sitting with a friend talking about how weird dating has become people want attention, validation, or something temporary, but very few seem interested in something real, even casually real. I'm not even looking for anything overly serious right away. i just miss genuine energy getting excited to talk to someone, random check-ins, good banter, long conversations at night, spontaneous plans, and actually feeling wanted around someone. so now i'm genuinely curious... where do people even meet authentic connections these days outside dating apps? because the apps are starting to feel emotionally exhausting more than exciting.

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u/Flashy-Welcome2016 — 11 days ago

M24 from bangalore

24M living in Bangalore here. lately i’ve been realizing how difficult it’s become to meet people who actually want a genuine connection. i’ve always naturally clicked more with women a little older than me because the conversations feel calmer, deeper, and more real compared to the usual surface-level stuff.

i gave dating apps a proper shot over the last few months thinking maybe i’d meet someone to vibe with late night drives, random food plans, conversations that go on till 2am, sharing daily life, and just slowly building something naturally. but most experiences honestly felt empty. either people disappear after a day, only want quick attention, or treat conversations like entertainment until the next notification arrives.

the weird part is i’m not even rushing into something serious. i just miss having a connection that feels effortless someone excited to talk to you, good chemistry, playful banter, random calls, checking in during the day, all the small things that make someone feel important in your life.

yesterday while talking with a friend, we ended up discussing how modern dating feels more transactional than emotional now. everyone seems available, but nobody feels present. maybe that’s why dating apps have started feeling draining instead of exciting for me.

so i’m curious where are people actually meeting genuine connections these days outside of apps? because i’m starting to think real chemistry probably happens when you least expect it.

ps:repost

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u/Flashy-Welcome2016 — 13 days ago

dating in bangalore

hey guys, i’m a 24M based out of bangalore. i’ve always been more drawn towards slightly older women because the conversations, maturity, and overall vibe just feel different to me. over the past few months i tried using dating apps hoping to genuinely connect with someone, maybe grab drinks, go on late night drives, have meaningful conversations, and see where things naturally go. but honestly, the experience has been pretty disappointing. most matches either wanted instant hookups, ghosted after a few texts, or never replied at all. it feels like nobody really wants to build an actual connection anymore. yesterday i was literally sitting with a friend talking about how weird dating has become people want attention, validation, or something temporary, but very few seem interested in something real, even casually real. i’m not even looking for anything overly serious right away. i just miss genuine energy getting excited to talk to someone, random check-ins, good banter, long conversations at night, spontaneous plans, and actually feeling wanted around someone. so now i’m genuinely curious… where do people even meet authentic connections these days outside dating apps? because the apps are starting to feel emotionally exhausting more than exciting.

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u/Flashy-Welcome2016 — 15 days ago