u/truelyambivert

🪩 Would you attend a Neon Pool House Party with strangers? 🔥

I’m thinking of organising a wild, neon-themed house party for people aged 21–30 who want to meet new people and have a crazy night! 🥂

🏊 Neon pool party & glowing vibes 🌈

🎧 Good music, dancing & wild energy

🎲 Board games, wild card games & Truth or Dare

🃏 Fun challenges, icebreakers & group games

🍹 Hard drinks, mixers & BYOB welcome

🍕 Snacks and food included

🎟️ Limited passes for an exclusive experience

The idea is simple: meet strangers, make friends, let loose, and have fun without judgement! 🖤

Especially interested in hearing from women: What would make you feel safe and comfortable attending a party where most people are strangers?

👀 A few questions:

Would you attend? Would you come alone or with friends?

What games or activities would you love?

What would make this party worth paying for?

What safety measures would you expect?

This is still in the planning stage, and I’d genuinely love your honest opinions! 🔥

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u/truelyambivert — 4 days ago

Would a peer-to-peer camera rental platform work in today’s creator economy?

Hey everyone,

I’m exploring an idea for a platform that helps content creators easily rent camera gear from local owners, photographers, filmmakers, and rental providers.

With the rapid growth of YouTube, Instagram, short-form content, podcasts, brand videos, and freelance creators, I’m wondering if there is a real need for a simpler way to access professional equipment without buying expensive gear.

The idea is a marketplace where:

Camera owners can list their equipment and earn from unused gear Creators can rent cameras, lenses, lights, audio gear, and accessories when needed Users can discover equipment available near them and book easily I’d love feedback from creators and people in the photography/video industry:

1)How often do you rent camera equipment instead of buying it? 2)What problems do you face when renting gear currently? 3)Would you trust a platform where individuals rent their equipment to other creators? 4)What features would make you comfortable using such a platform? (verification, insurance, deposits, reviews, delivery, etc.) 5)Do you think there is enough demand among creators, small businesses, and freelancers for this type of service? I’m trying to understand whether this solves a real problem before building further. Would appreciate honest feedback from anyone who has experience with cameras, content creation, or equipment rentals.

Thanks!

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u/truelyambivert — 3 months ago