u/Typical_Gas799

Trying something a little different.
I’ve realized that making friends as an adult is surprisingly hard. Everyone seems busy, has their own routines, or is waiting for someone else to make plans.

So here’s my attempt at changing that.
I’m looking for other women in Hyderabad who’d like to build actual friendships and have a go-to person (or people) to do things with. Nothing forced, nothing weird, and definitely no pressure to become best friends overnight.

Think:
• Trying new cafés
• Exploring the city
• Comedy shows
• Movies
• Bookstores
• Random weekend plans
• Walking around and talking about life
• Finally doing all those things we keep saving for “when someone is free”

The key word is intentional. Not just exchanging Instagram handles and disappearing, but actually making plans and showing up.

I’m based around the Gachibowli / Financial District side, so it would be great if you’re around Gachibowli, Financial District, TNGO Colony, Gowlidoddy, or nearby areas.

Also hoping to connect with women in their late 20s or early 30s since we’re probably in a similar phase of life.

If you’ve ever thought, “I wish I had someone to do stuff with,” feel free to comment or DM.

Women only, please.

Booked a ticket for Gaurav Kapoor’s 4 PM show today and I’m heading there solo.

If anyone was thinking of going but doesn’t have company, feel free to join me. Always happy to meet fellow comedy fans and enjoy some laughs together.

F only.

Link: https://in.bookmyshow.com/events/gaurav-kapoor-live-bengaluru/ET00331714/date-time/SHVD

I’m thinking of heading out and just hanging out somewhere.

If you’re also bored, craving good food, or just want some company and conversation, drop a comment or DM.

Nothing fancy—just looking to enjoy the weather and get out of the house for a bit.

Only girls (late 20s - early 30s) and preferably around gachibowli.

I’m bored out of my mind, don’t feel like staying in, and I’m thinking of heading out for dinner tonight.
None of my friends are available, so I figured I’d try Reddit.

If anyone is interested in grabbing dinner, having a good conversation, and getting out of the house for a bit, let me know. (Around gachibowli, US consulate areas)

F only

I watched Maa Inti Bangaram last night, and it’s safe to say I really enjoyed it!

If you’re planning to watch it, I’d recommend going soon before Instagram spoils it for you.

I honestly felt it was a refreshing family entertainer. No unnecessary skin show, no over-the-top acting, no exhausting sentiment overload, and thankfully, no gravity-defying fight scenes every ten minutes.

The movie genuinely entertained me and even healed a small part of my long-standing resentment toward Tollywood.

Hey,

I’m (female) looking for salon recommendations for a haircut with a budget of around ₹3,000.

I’m hoping to find a stylist who is good at:

> Suggesting cuts based on face shape and hair texture
> Modern/trendy styles rather than just basic trims
Layered, textured, shag, wolf cut, butterfly cut, or other creative cuts
> Working well with wavy/curly hair (bonus points!)

I’m not necessarily looking for luxury salons—just a place where the stylist is genuinely skilled and open to trying something different.

Please share:
~Salon name
~Stylist name (if any)
~Approximate price you paid
~Your experience/results

Thanks in advance!

Seeing these everywhere and curious what real people think — not just the polished before/afters.
Currently on it, tried it, or considering it — I’d love to know:
• What made you start (or hesitate)?
• Side effects — how bad, did they fade?
• Has your relationship with food/hunger changed?
• Any regrets?
No judgment, just genuinely curious 👇

Seeing these everywhere and curious what real people think — not just the polished before/afters.
Currently on it, tried it, or considering it — I’d love to know:
• What made you start (or hesitate)?
• Side effects — how bad, did they fade?
• Has your relationship with food/hunger changed?
• Any regrets?
No judgment, just genuinely curious 👇