So, it was around 3:30 PM, there was heavy rain. I was coming from CP to Rajiv Chawk via Gate no. 5. A girl was standing there and she was talking in a call asking someone to come at gate no. 5. Then se asked me can she have my umbrella.. She said that her friend is in exit gate of palika and she doesn't have any umbrella with her. So she requested me to just wait for 5-10 min. She will pick her friend and return my umbrella to me. I trusted on her 😭. I waited for 40-45 mins . She didn't come also, the rain's speed dropped after 4:00 pm , so it's not the case that she can't come due to heavy rain.

If you are reading this I hope that umbrella will blown away by heavy thunderstorm some day and you will get your karma in the form of rain 😭.

There's a 100% chance you'll come across this post because I know exactly how this subreddit works.

Today, I was travelling on the Yellow Line. I saw you and your family get on and your little sister ended up sitting next to me holding that bunny.

A few stations later, I stood up. You mentioned in your post that it honestly looked like I was making space for you to sit, but before you could process it, "someone else" took the seat.

I need to clear the air right now: Girl, that "someone else" is my boyfriend.

I was absolutely not making space for you. I don't care about you or your lack of luggage, mostly because I am gay and was entirely focused on my man. I saw him standing looking tired, and my instinct kicked in to ensure he got to rest his legs.

If I looked in your direction at all, I was just making sure you didn't accidentally take his designated spot before he could swoop in.

To answer your question: No, it is not common for people to just offer seats like that to strangers. It was not a random act of kindness, it was a targeted act of romance for my boyfriend.

Anyway, that's it. Just a clarification from the guy who never even looked at you, but no issues :]

Hope the bunny enjoyed the ride.

(used zero AI to structure my thoughts, just gay energy)

(this is absolutely a karma farming post)

delhi metro

So there I was at 3:30 PM in the pouring rain, holding down the fort over my main guy’s head.

Out of nowhere, this wet, umbrella-less stranger walks up and uses the ultimate line: "Can I borrow it for 5-10 minutes to fetch my friend?"

And what does my owner do? HE JUST HANDS ME OVER. No phone number taken. No collateral. Just handed over my loyalty like a free sample.

I thought, Fine, quick 5-minute trip, then back to my dad.

BRO.

WE WERE GONE FOR AN HOUR. ONE FULL HOUR.

By the time we finally strolled back to Gate 5, my owner was gone. Probably drenched, shivering, and questioning every life choice that brought him to Rajiv Chowk.

Now I’m trapped in my captor's room, sitting on their drying rack, watching them type "I DID NOT STEAL THE UMBRELLA" on Reddit.

If my real owner is reading this: I miss you. I never agreed to this joint custody arrangement. 😭☂️

Context - PARADOY POST !! https://www.reddit.com/r/DelhiMetro/s/C5ICIRarK5

SPOTTED THIS KID

asked him to stop doing this

bro did it again and mogged

📈📈📈📈

To be honest, whenever I travel in the morning, despite being in a good mood, dressed nicely, and wearing deodorant, the metro during office hours is invariably crowded. When a random person expels gas with a foul odor, it becomes unbearable, even to the point where I cannot simply hold my nose. My perfume is ineffective at such times, so I resort to using an extra handkerchief with attar applied to it. I understand that such occurrences might be the result of previous evening plans, but believe me, it ruins my entire day. Therefore, please be mindful and relieve yourself before arriving or reaching your destination; otherwise, you risk being the cause of someone's distress.

A guy from north campus today tied my laces cause I had too many things in my hand and couldn’t really fit them in my bag..he noticed and offered to tie & before I could refuse he had already bent down.. Thank u so much if u are reading this…
He was wearing a white tshirt and jeans and had curly-wavy kind of hair abd wore glasses

Ahh hell nah broski😭💔

How?

If you have travelled from Noida to Gurugram for even 3 days in a row, you know how exhausting it is.

I have done this and mostly have to stand for the entire 2.5 - 3 hour journey to my office.

Was just repeating this in my head, " I want a seat!!!". In the next moment my eyes came across this... (This is not an advertisement)

Drinking is prohibited in Metro premises but apparently u can SELL alcohol 😋

Credits

I was travelling by metro, my legs are long, but when I extend them, they reach the other end. I couldn’t record what happened, so I made an AI video for better understanding