u/MastersOversight

Hey

I have been intrigued by the genre

So if you have any recommendations please suggest

Last one I read was the silent patient

Confident women are so attractive

I’ve realised I’m really drawn to women who are genuinely confident in themselves — the kind who know who they are, speak their mind, and aren’t afraid to challenge you a little.

There’s just something about that playful back-and-forth, teasing, banter, and matching each other’s energy that’s insanely fun. I like conversations where both people can push each other and neither person feels like they have to shrink themselves.

Where do you actually meet women like this? 😂

I’d honestly enjoy being around someone who can even intimidate me a little, but apparently my face/vibe makes people assume I’m the intimidating one most of the time.

Where are all the bold, witty, confident women hiding yrr?

Same as title chinese novels their fiction novel game is op

I read silent patient last it was epic any more books like that in mystery genre

See that's a major pothole of the film

Yalina tells hamza sp is behind him but not omar ( in the scene where she gets to know he is an Indian agent)

The cop who gives the tip of aslam's car( the day sp dies)to hamza also doesn't tell hamza that omar is investigating him

Was this done to do moral policing that our hero only kills bad guys not the honest officers

I saw a post asking the most relatable character and people were glazing bhide like he is some god

To all the guys relating to bhide

Do u have a beef with kids half your age

A crazy obsession with a yellow scooter

Or are you too imbecile to not respect other people who are not as educated as u

Or are u too big of an idiot to fall for countless scams

We won't even go to his compulsive bragging habits

The only thing reletable about bhide is he is the poorest of the bunch

Hey everyone,

Long time lurker, first time poster. Need genuine advice before I spend serious money.

Background:

I've ridden 150cc bikes in city conditions so I'm not completely alien to geared bikes.(THAT too seldom mostly activas)Never owned one though, and never ridden anything above 200cc. First bike I want to own is the Interceptor 650. Yes I know how that sounds.

My use case:

Weekend rides and highway blasts — this is the whole point

Night rides

Minimal daily commute, nothing heavy

The "why not 350" argument:

I've thought about this a lot. My logic is — buy once, buy right. If I buy a 350 now, I'll outgrow it in a year, sell at a loss, and buy the 650 anyway. Net result: more money spent, more hassle. The 650 is a long term machine. Does this logic actually hold at my experience level or am I deluding myself?

Now the real dilemma — New vs REOWN:

I've been going back and forth on this for a while and genuinely can't decide.

Case for new (Black Ray variant):

On road comes to around ₹4 lakh

Full 3 year warranty, zero surprises

Latest spec — LED, USB, better ergonomics

Peace of mind while still learning

But... dropping a brand new ₹4 lakh bike as a beginner genuinely terrifies me

Case for REOWN certified used:

RE's own certified pre-owned program — 200+ point checks, 12 month warranty, 7 day returns

Significant savings — ₹1.5 lakh+ cheaper than new

That saved money goes toward gear, courses, accessories

Less financial pain if I drop it in the learning phase

But... it's still a used bike. Am I getting someone else's problem even with certification?

Specific REOWN concern:

How trustworthy is REOWN actually? Anyone bought through them? Does the certification actually catch everything or is it just a marketing label? And is odometer tampering a real risk even on an official RE platform?Or any other platform is better?

My concerns overall:

213kg as someone who's only ridden 150cc city bikes — manageable or genuinely dangerous?

Heavy traffic commute on a big bike, how bad is it really?

Am I better off emotionally and financially starting on a used one, or does the stress of unknown history cancel out the savings?

What would you do in my position?

Not looking for validation. If my plan is stupid, tell me. Just want honest opinions from people who've actually been here.