u/Patient-Positive-717

Do we have any stargazing spots around the city ? Don’t mind travelling couple kilometers of-course.

35 M, single, recently moved back to India after staying in North america for couple years and currently in that interesting phase of rediscovering myself and figuring out what’s next.
Easygoing, a little sarcastic, playful, and open-minded. I love travelling, long bike rides, techno music, and I’ve recently started getting back into reading. Also trying to get into shape while starting a new venture.
Looking for an open-minded, adventurous and chill woman. No expectations, no particular agenda — just good conversation, a little flirting, and seeing where it goes.
Maybe we click, maybe we don’t. Either way, life’s too short for boring conversations. 😉
Say hi if you feel like it.

I lived in Canada for about 4.5 years and recently moved back to Rajkot, India due to family reasons.
Living abroad gave me a completely different perspective on work, money, independence, lifestyle and even what I value in life.
I’m curious about others who have spent several years abroad:
What was the biggest thing you learned from living outside your home country?
Did your priorities change after living abroad?
And for those who have been abroad for 5, 10 or 20+ years — what do you appreciate more about your home country now, and what do you still miss about living abroad?
Would love to hear honest experiences from people who’ve actually lived it.

Hello everyone.! I’m using airtel wifi and it’s a total shit show. What’s the best wifi with decent speed ? I live around Neel city if that makes any difference based on location.

I recently re-watched the Chernobyl mini-series. I am still amazed by how good it is.
I want to find more shows or documentaries like this. What is something you watched that completely gripped you and stayed on your mind for days after it ended?

Wondering if people above 30+ age group are in this group ?