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▲ 35 r/RelationshipIndia

23F, single since birth — drop your cutest relationship moments, I need to feed my delusion 😭

I’m single and collecting cute relationship moments to feed my delusional little brain 😭 Tell me about the random, everyday things your partner does that make you stop and think, “Damn, I really love this person.” I want the wholesome stuff, the silly stuff, the tiny gestures — all of it. Let me live vicariously through your love stories. 🫶

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u/somebuddy14 — 6 days ago
▲ 0 r/marathimovies

Anyone watching this?

Want to know your thoughts about the episodes so far if you watch this serial

u/somebuddy14 — 7 days ago
▲ 10 r/marathimovies

What are your thoughts about the M-Drama Premala conditions apply?

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Is anyone here watching Premala Conditions Apply?

I actually really liked the beginning. Someone on this sub had mentioned that it low-key gave Ka Re Durava vibes, and I completely agreed. I'm a sucker for secret romances and mature characters in love, so the first few episodes had me hooked.

But now I'm around Episode 35, and honestly, it's starting to feel repetitive. I'm mostly watching just to see how it ends, and I find myself skipping a lot of scenes. I was expecting the chemistry from the initial episodes to keep building, but instead it's turned into a lot of corporate drama and office politics. 😭 I already come home from work—I don't want to watch work again. I just wanted a light-hearted romance.

Another thing that's been bothering me is that Rishi and Ananya don't feel very consistent as characters. I'm not saying people can't have different sides to them, but with these two it feels like their personalities change depending on what the episode needs. One moment Rishi is completely in love, making sweet gestures, and the next he seems almost indifferent to the relationship. The same goes for Ananya—sometimes she's playful and childish, and then suddenly she's extremely mature and career-focused without it feeling like natural progression.

I also expected their relationship to be the main plot, but it often feels like it takes a backseat to office drama and side stories. At this point, it feels less like a romance and more like a bunch of FilterCopy-style office episodes stitched together into a series.

Am I the only one who feels this way? What are your thoughts about this series?

(Used Chatgpt to articulate my thoughts better)

u/somebuddy14 — 13 days ago
▲ 6 r/handmade+2 crossposts

Premium edition Handmade Harry Potter hamper 🤭

Made a Harry Potter gift box for my potter head brother along with wands made of clay and got a musical box.

u/somebuddy14 — 1 month ago
▲ 81 r/PataHaiAajKyaHua

The family's favorite, playful kid turned out to be a predator. I am numb.

Pata hai aaj Kya hua

My mom just revealed something to me today that has completely shaken me to my core.

During a sleepover at my Masi’s house, few months back, my second cousin (a boy in the 9th grade) inappropriately touched my cousin sister (who just passed her 10th grade). They were sharing a bed with another cousin, while my Masi and Uncle were sleeping soundly in the exact same room.

My sister woke up crying and immediately told her parents. They were understandably furious, and my uncle even hit him.

I am terrified and disgusted knowing someone in my own family is capable of this. What makes it so hard to wrap my head around is that this boy grew up in front of me. He has always been seen as a kind, playful, and mischievous kid who is genuinely loved by the whole family.

I know his immediate home environment is messed up and toxic (his father has a history of cheating), but I never, ever expected this from him. I am heartbroken for my sister and completely re-evaluating how I view my family. How do you even begin to process something like this?

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u/somebuddy14 — 1 month ago
▲ 7 r/AskIndianWomen

Women with stretch marks or loose skin: How has dating been for you?

Question for women who have stretch marks, loose skin, or body insecurities.

I've been overweight since childhood, and medication in my teens left me with stretch marks, even on my forearms. I'm currently losing weight, so I know loose skin might be part of the journey too.

I rarely meet men I've talked to online because I'm scared they'll judge my body or lose interest after seeing me. I'm also worried about how this might affect future relationships or even an arranged marriage.

Have any of you felt the same? How did you overcome it? Did your partner care as much as you feared, or was it mostly in your head? I'd really appreciate hearing your experiences.

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u/somebuddy14 — 2 months ago