u/Mad_max0421

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for a PG accommodation near NMIMS, preferably in Vile Parle, Juhu, Santacruz, Andheri, or nearby areas.

About me:

Male
Immediate move-in

Preferences:

Furnished room
Wi-Fi and basic amenities
Walking distance or easy commute to NMIMS
If anyone has any leads, vacancies, or recommendations, please comment or DM me.

Thanks in advance! 🙌

(I’m also open to sharing a flat or teaming up with others who are searching.)

Hi, I am new in banglore. I like trekking, been to couple of north treks and been trekking sahyadri since college, I am looking for people who might wanna join.. maybe I can join them.. will love to have some good company.. if not I’ll go solo.

TL;DR:
I may have gotten heartbroken for being too genuine, too expressive, and too invested… but I’d still rather love honestly than play mind games. In a generation where people hide feelings to protect their ego, I still believe real love should feel calm, genuine, and effortless, not strategic.

I am 23(M) a Gen-Z guy, yet sometimes I feel mentally disconnected from my own generation. Maybe because I’m a hopeless romantic.

I never understood why people feel the need to play mind games even when they genuinely like or love someone. People literally flex things like, “I kept him/her on seen for this long,” or “I reply late so they don’t know I’m too interested.”
Why?

If you like her, tell her.
If you love her, show her.

Bring her flowers because you thought of her. Bring her something that comforts her. Put in efforts without constantly worrying about looking “desperate.” There’s nothing wrong in caring deeply for someone.

But somewhere along the way, people started treating love like a strategy game.
Reply late.
Act less interested.
Hide affection.
Drop hints instead of being honest.

And the saddest part is — in trying not to look vulnerable, people end up playing mind games not just with the other person, but with themselves too.

Love is supposed to feel calm. Safe. Happy. It’s supposed to make your heart lighter, not turn into some “Kaun Banega Crorepati” level mind challenge where every move is calculated.

Maybe I’m old-school.
But I still believe love should feel genuine, not strategic.

Maybe being upfront about my feelings, or showing too much effort in today’s world, got my heart broken twice. But honestly, that’s okay.

Because that’s just who I am.

If I feel a genuine connection with someone, I’ll go all in. I’ll care deeply, I’ll put in efforts, I’ll express my feelings honestly instead of turning it into some ego battle.

Maybe this generation sees that as being “too available” or “too emotional.”
I see it as being real.

I’d rather be someone who loved genuinely and got hurt, than someone who never expressed anything just to protect their ego.

Yes, heartbreak hurts. It changes you a little. But I never want it to turn me into someone who starts playing games, hiding feelings, or pretending not to care.

Because one day, when the right person comes into my life, I don’t want my fear of getting hurt to stop me from loving them the way they deserve to be loved.

TL;DR:
I may have gotten heartbroken for being too genuine, too expressive, and too invested… but I’d still rather love honestly than play mind games. In a generation where people hide feelings to protect their ego, I still believe real love should feel calm, genuine, and effortless, not strategic.

I am 23, a Gen-Z guy, yet sometimes I feel mentally disconnected from my own generation. Maybe because I’m a hopeless romantic.

I never understood why people feel the need to play mind games even when they genuinely like or love someone. People literally flex things like, “I kept him/her on seen for this long,” or “I reply late so they don’t know I’m too interested.”
Why?

If you like her, tell her.
If you love her, show her.

Bring her flowers because you thought of her. Bring her something that comforts her. Put in efforts without constantly worrying about looking “desperate.” There’s nothing wrong in caring deeply for someone.

But somewhere along the way, people started treating love like a strategy game.
Reply late.
Act less interested.
Hide affection.
Drop hints instead of being honest.

And the saddest part is — in trying not to look vulnerable, people end up playing mind games not just with the other person, but with themselves too.

Love is supposed to feel calm. Safe. Happy. It’s supposed to make your heart lighter, not turn into some “Kaun Banega Crorepati” level mind challenge where every move is calculated.

Maybe I’m old-school.
But I still believe love should feel genuine, not strategic.

Maybe being upfront about my feelings, or showing too much effort in today’s world, got my heart broken twice. But honestly, that’s okay.

Because that’s just who I am.

If I feel a genuine connection with someone, I’ll go all in. I’ll care deeply, I’ll put in efforts, I’ll express my feelings honestly instead of turning it into some ego battle.

Maybe this generation sees that as being “too available” or “too emotional.”
I see it as being real.

I’d rather be someone who loved genuinely and got hurt, than someone who never expressed anything just to protect their ego.

Yes, heartbreak hurts. It changes you a little. But I never want it to turn me into someone who starts playing games, hiding feelings, or pretending not to care.

Because one day, when the right person comes into my life, I don’t want my fear of getting hurt to stop me from loving them the way they deserve to be loved.

I am new in blr.. Looking for anyone intrested in joining in.. no tech talks, no Dating shit, no trauma dumping! Just sheher mai hu mai tere vibes lol jk anyone intrested do dm (23m Btw)

Indian Music Experience Museum
Cubbon Park
Museum of Art & Photography
ISKCON Temple Bangalore
Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium

The splitwise zindabad!

Moving to Bangalore this week and looking for people who enjoy playing badminton,

Planning to make it part of my routine along with gym, so mostly looking for chill evening/night sessions after work. Not looking for experts or super competitive games, just people who enjoy playing for fun, good rallies, and a nice vibe.

If you’re around Brookfield/AECS Layout or nearby and interested, hit me up ✌️

I know most of the PGs need atleast 3month of confirm stay.. that’s why I want to know if anyone know any good PGs around the area, a good vibe place with food included ? Where I can book just for a month

#banglore
#Pgs

Here’s a cleaner, Reddit-ready version with a strong headline:

Headline:
Moving cities for her… stupid or worth the risk?

Post:
There’s this girl I genuinely have feelings for. We’ve spent some really good time together, and I’ve grown quite attached to her.

The only problem? Distance. I’m in Pune, she’s in Bangalore. With her job and my upcoming uni, long distance feels uncertain for both of us.

So I made a decision.

I have about 2 months before uni starts, so I’m planning to move to Bangalore for that time. I’ve already secured an internship there, so money isn’t an issue. The idea is simple—be closer, spend real time together, and show her that I’m serious about this.

I’m not going with high expectations. I know there’s a real chance this might not work out… maybe even a bigger chance that it won’t. And yeah, that scares me.

But what scares me more is the regret of not even trying.

If there’s even a 0.1% chance this could work, I want to take it. I’d rather fall and learn than keep wondering “what if.”

Maybe it’s dumb. Maybe it’s immature.
But it feels honest.

Would love to hear your thoughts… and yeah, wish me luck.

TL;DR:
Met a girl I really like, but we live in different cities (Pune & Bangalore). Taking a 2-month internship in Bangalore to be closer and see if this can work. Might fail, but don’t want to regret not trying.

I have 2 month internship in Bangalore around Marathahalli, where can I find good space for stay? Please suggest, if you know about any vacancies available do let me know!