I'm not really sure if Nanded Sub is active,
But hey, music enthusiasts, guitarists or just beat lovers, let's hang out outdoors this evening and have a jam session!
kuch creative bakchodi karte hai bey
Just wanted to share something that happened recently and vent a bit, but also wanted to see if anyone else here has gone through something similar.
For some context, I grew up here but I’ve spent a lot of time living in bigger cities and abroad. Coming back to a tier-3 city, adjusting to the social scene is a task. People keep their guard up, and you don’t really just walk up to strangers.
But a few days ago, I was at Naturals. The place was mostly empty, and I ordered my usual muskmelon scoop. A girl walked in right after me and, without even glancing at the menu, ordered the exact same thing. I had a good social battery that day, so I just casually said, "Good choice, best flavor they have in this season." She was a bit guarded at first (which is standard here as u all know), but she smiled and we actually got talking. We ended up sitting on the open bench inside the shop, complaining about the short Jamun season and how their mango flavor has changed lately. It was just a surprisingly easy, normal conversation. As I was leaving, she asked for my Instagram.
We started texting, and over the days, the reality gap between us just became impossible to ignore.
Because of my background and living outside, my parents are pretty open. I can talk to them about my dating life, traveling, and going out late, it's all very normal for me. But for her, every single day was a mission. Her household is incredibly strict. She had to constantly calculate her moves, clear her phone notifications, and lie just to have a bit of breathing room.
I would share stories about my travels or just casually mention going out, and instead of being fun, it just held a mirror up to her restrictions. The end came on a random evening while I was driving back from the gym. She sent a practical, heavy text. She wasn't angry; she was just exhausted. She said that hearing about my open life just made her realize how trapped she was, and the constant anxiety of hiding was getting to be too much. We had a brief, quiet call, and that was it.
I parked my car inside my house and just sat there for a while. It wasn't some dramatic, cinematic heartbreak. It was just a hollow disappointment. It felt incredibly unfair for her, and for all the girls in towns like ours who have to shrink their lives to fit into the strict boxes their families build for them. You can have a great connection, but if the logistics of your lives are completely incompatible, it just fizzles out.
Has anyone else here dealt with this? How do you navigate the dating scene or even just meeting new people when there is such a massive difference in family restrictions and freedom? Would love to hear your experiences.
[i used gemini for paraphrasing and grammar correction in this body]
Chilli chicken
Packaging: 4/5
Cutlery: 5/5
Quantity: 3/5
Taste: 2/5… so-so, little spicy as per my taste. But again it’s a chilli chicken, so can’t complain.
Overall: as per the price i think quantity is justified. But taste could be improved. Especially this being a indo-Chinese chilli chicken, it didnt taste like one. But tasted like some maharashtrian curry.
Side note: Delivery rider mentioned this came from “zopad patti” although i respect someone hustling, but rider mentioned conditions seems unhygienic.
I was casually checking my dashcam after getting my car back from service, and I am beyond frustrated. Instead of working on it, the showroom staff took it out so other customers could test drive it. They were literally using my vehicle to teach someone how to drive.
(Note: The conversation in the attached footage is in Marathi, but you can clearly hear the showroom rep explaining how to shift gears and apply the brakes).
Worse, I found other clips where the customer is brake-testing my car and intentionally driving into potholes to test the suspension.
Luckily, there is no damage that I know of yet. But it really makes me think: if an accident had happened, or if a crime was committed using my car during this joyride, who would have been held responsible for this foolishness?
This isn't even the first time something like this has happened. Before this, I gave my car for service at the dealership in Nerul, Navi Mumbai, and I ended up getting a traffic challan addressed to my name for an incident that happened 10 km away from the service center! I didn't have a dashcam installed back then to prove who was driving.
I don't know why these incidents keep happening with MG. Don't get me wrong, the actual servicing and maintenance work they do is really good, but that doesn't mean I'm going to ignore this. This is an absolutely serious breach of trust and highly unprofessional.
I strongly suggest everyone invest in a dashcam and ALWAYS check your footage when your car comes back from service. Don't let them take advantage of you.
2 years and 50,000 km done on this Comet.
A couple of years back, on my way to Sohra, I heard these guys and immediately stopped my car. And I was absolutely captivated by the beautiful voice and creativity, i tried for a long time to find their social media, but i could not. can someone help me find them?
Hey everyone!
My friend and I are doing an epic road trip from Maharashtra to the Northeast this November. My friend loves to party, and his birthday falls right in the middle of our trip. I want to plan our itinerary so we are in the absolute best city for nightlife on his actual birthday.
Right now, I'm considering Guwahati, Shillong, Darjeeling, or Tawang, but I'm completely open to suggestions anywhere in the Seven Sisters or Sikkim.
Where can we have an absolute blast? Who has the best clubs, live music, or overall party vibe? Thanks in advance!
Hey everyone!
My friend and I are doing an epic road trip from Maharashtra to the Northeast this November. My friend loves to party, and his birthday falls right in the middle of our trip. I want to plan our itinerary so we are in the absolute best city for nightlife on his actual birthday.
Right now, I'm considering Guwahati, Shillong, Darjeeling, or Tawang, but I'm completely open to suggestions anywhere in the Seven Sisters or Sikkim.
Where can we have an absolute blast? Who has the best clubs, live music, or overall party vibe? Thanks in advance!
Hey everyone!
My friend and I are doing an epic road trip from Maharashtra to the Northeast this November. My friend loves to party, and his birthday falls right in the middle of our trip. I want to plan our itinerary so we are in the absolute best city for nightlife on his actual birthday.
Right now, I'm considering Guwahati, Shillong, Darjeeling, or Tawang, but I'm completely open to suggestions anywhere in the Seven Sisters or Sikkim.
Where can we have an absolute blast? Who has the best clubs, live music, or overall party vibe? Thanks in advance!
Hey everyone!
My friend and I are doing an epic road trip from Maharashtra to the Northeast this November. My friend loves to party, and his birthday falls right in the middle of our trip. I want to plan our itinerary so we are in the absolute best city for nightlife on his actual birthday.
Right now, I'm considering Guwahati, Shillong, Darjeeling, or Tawang, but I'm completely open to suggestions anywhere in the Seven Sisters or Sikkim.
Where can we have an absolute blast? Who has the best clubs, live music, or overall party vibe? Thanks in advance!
Hey everyone!
My friend and I are doing an epic road trip from Maharashtra to the Northeast this November. My friend loves to party, and his birthday falls right in the middle of our trip. I want to plan our itinerary so we are in the absolute best city for nightlife on his actual birthday.
Right now, I'm considering Guwahati, Shillong, Darjeeling, or Tawang, but I'm completely open to suggestions anywhere in the Seven Sisters or Sikkim.
Where can we have an absolute blast? Who has the best clubs, live music, or overall party vibe? Thanks in advance!