u/Gloomy_Height_2119

I don't know what I'm living for anymore. Like, what is this life actually for? Just handling responsibilities? Doing what you're supposed to be doing because everyone else is doing the same?

It's not like I don't want to fulfill my responsibilities. I just don't find much joy in my day-to-day life.

I don't really have friends I can talk to. I mean, there are one or two people, but there's no real connection where they're actually available to talk about life and shit.

I'm at a marriageable age, but I haven't had much of a social life. I got a well-paying job, but I've been working remotely for the last 5.5 years, so there hasn't really been much opportunity for a social life either.

I got laid off last month, and that made everything worse. Now I'm constantly thinking, what happens if I don't get another job in the next 2–3 months?

Being the only son comes with a lot of responsibilities. My family's financial situation hasn't been great either, so I can't just ignore everything, take a break, and simply do whatever makes me happy.

I don't know. Sometimes it just feels like I'm living because I'm supposed to keep going.

Hey everyone, I don't really know how to put this, but something about this installation experience feels very sketchy.

I ordered an AC from Amazon, which included an installation service. I got a call from the installation team, and the technicians visited.

They used 16 feet of extra copper pipe and also provided a stand and some wire.

Here's where things got weird:

They initially quoted me ₹9,616, including ₹1,350 per foot for the copper + wire. I tried negotiating, but they said that if I didn't want a bill, they could do it for ₹8,000.

I agreed and paid ₹8,000.

However, I insisted that I wanted a bill for the ₹8,000. They then said that if I wanted the bill, I'd have to pay the full amount of ₹9,616. I don't understand why a bill would change the price, but I ended up paying the additional amount.

I now have screenshots of both the UPI payments and the bill they provided.

Can anyone guide me on where I can verify whether these charges are legitimate, and where I can register a complaint if this is actually overcharging or some kind of billing issue?

Any help would be appreciated.

Hey everyone, I don't really know how to put this, but something about this installation experience feels very sketchy.

I ordered an AC from Amazon, which included an installation service. I got a call from the installation team, and the technicians visited.

They used 16 feet of extra copper pipe and also provided a stand and some wire.

Here's where things got weird:

They initially quoted me ₹9,616, including ₹1,350 per foot for the copper + wire. I tried negotiating, but they said that if I didn't want a bill, they could do it for ₹8,000.

I agreed and paid ₹8,000.

However, I insisted that I wanted a bill for the ₹8,000. They then said that if I wanted the bill, I'd have to pay the full amount of ₹9,616. I don't understand why a bill would change the price, but I ended up paying the additional amount.

I now have screenshots of both the UPI payments and the bill they provided.

Can anyone guide me on where I can verify whether these charges are legitimate, and where I can register a complaint if this is actually overcharging or some kind of billing issue?

Any help would be appreciated.

Hey folks,

I'm working on an idea for solo travelers and would love to get some feedback before I start building it.

The reason I'm excited about this is because I'm a travel enthusiast myself. I've been traveling solo for years, and one problem keeps coming up: finding the right travel buddy.

Solo travel is amazing, but sometimes you genuinely want a companion. Whether it's exploring a new city, sharing experiences, splitting costs, or simply having someone around when things don't go as planned, the right person can make a huge difference.

The problem is that finding that person is hard. You spend a lot of time trying to figure out whether someone is trustworthy, whether your travel styles match, whether they'll actually show up, and whether you'll get along for days or even weeks.

Most existing apps seem to focus heavily on profiles and photos. I'm thinking of going in the opposite direction.

The idea is to remove photos entirely and let people be evaluated based on things that actually matter:

A verified travel history and completed trips.

A trust/reputation score built from past travel experiences.

Reviews or feedback from people they've traveled with.

Compatibility based on travel preferences, personality, and habits instead of appearance.

The goal is to help people find reliable travel companions, not to build another social network or dating app.

I'm still in the early stages, so I'd really appreciate honest feedback.

If you've traveled solo, what was your biggest challenge when finding a travel companion?

What would make you trust someone enough to travel with them?

Is there any feature you'd absolutely want in an app like this?

I'd love to hear your thoughts, criticisms, or feature ideas before I start building.

Room is small but has direct sunlight so I want to keep it convertible, also need to ensure very less maintenance.

Can't believe I'm going to be 30 next year, I don't know how much time I've before I'm gonna be married to some stranger & move on with this phase of life.

Hey everyone, I'm finally doing a Meghalaya trip next weekend! It'll be a workcation, so I'll be working (most probably from Shillong) and exploring nearby places on the 2 holidays I'll have. I'm looking for suggestions on places to visit and explore.

Hey, has anybody visited Kishanganj railway station recently & can confirm they do have authorised 2 wheeler parking ?

I'm looking to park my bike in kishanganj for 3-4 days