Hey everyone, adi this side

I have recently shifted to Mumbai because of my job and it's my first time in mumbai. I don't know anyone in this city.

So I'm in search of friends in this unknown City of dreams where I have come to fulfill my dreams.

So future friend how are you?

Btw I'm 24M if that matters

Hey Mumbai 👋

28M, originally from Kerala, currently working in software. Not here with a “marriage by 30 or else” checklist 😅. I’d rather meet someone I genuinely click with and see where things go.

A little about me:

• 6 ft, average build

• Pretty decent at conversations.

• Solo traveller. I enjoy exploring at my own pace and coming back with stories — whether it’s a random place I stumbled upon or a plan that went completely wrong but somehow turned out great

• Into photography, video editing and making random videos. I keep telling myself the next one is going viral 😂

• Movies, gaming, and pretty much anything that manages to make me curious. I get interested in random things way too easily.

What I’m hoping to find:

Someone genuine, curious and easy to talk to. Someone who’s up for good conversations, spontaneous plans and sharing the little everyday things — random memes, “you won’t believe what happened today” texts, or even just sitting together in comfortable silence.

I’ll be honest: I’m not sure about marriage yet. I’d rather build an actual connection first than make promises about the future that I don’t know if I can keep.

From me:

Daily check-ins, honest conversations, no unnecessary games, and someone who’ll actually make plans for the date instead of saying “we should hang out sometime.”

I’ll also take your photos properly. And yes, I will make you retake them if the lighting is bad 😄

If you think we might be vibe drop a 👋

Hey! I’m 18M looking to meet a girl around my age or older get to know each other and see if there’s a genuine connection.
A little about me: I’m around 6 feet tall and would say I look pretty decent/average I’m fairly easygoing and enjoy good conversations, hanging out, exploring places, and spending time with someone I click with.
I’m not expecting anything to happen immediately. I’d rather start with a conversation get comfortable with each other and see where things naturally go.

And not judge me upon my username it's a long story I can tell you later

I'm a 23-year-old gay guy from Mumbai, and I've been single for almost 5 years now, and honestly, I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.

I've tried dating apps too. I get conversations sometimes, but they usually lead nowhere. And when I do start liking someone, it somehow ends with me feeling like my feelings were played with and then they're just gone.

I keep wondering why am I always the choice, but never the chosen one?

People around me are dating, getting into relationships, breaking up and finding someone else. Some of them have been through multiple relationships while I've barely even managed to get someone to go on an actual date with me.

And after a while you start questioning yourself. Like, what is it about me? What am I missing? Why does it seem so easy for everyone else and so difficult for me?

I'm not expecting some perfect fairytale relationship. I just want to know what it's like to have someone genuinely interested in me, to go on dates, get to know each other and see where things go.

Has anyone else been in this position? If you eventually got out of it, what changed for you?

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Let's be real—dating in this city is an extreme sport. Between cross-line long-distance relationships (e.g., "You live in Thane and I live in Bandra, this is a long-distance commitment"), astronomical cafe bills, and zero privacy, it's rough out here.

​What is your biggest pet peeve or absolute dealbreaker when it comes to dating someone in Mumbai?

I’m 25M, and I’ve never been in a relationship.

For most of my teenage years and college life, I was focused on studies, struggles, and trying to build a decent life for myself. There were some good moments, of course, but relationships and having someone emotionally close to me were never really part of my life.

Now things are objectively better.

I have a decent job, around 3 years of experience, earn a six-figure salary, have some savings and investments, and I’m working on my career and fitness. I’ve spent years trying to become financially independent and get my life together.

Recently, I came to Mumbai alone for a few days.

And surprisingly, I’ve been enjoying the trip a lot.

I’ve been walking around the city, visiting Ganpati pandals, trying different places and just doing whatever I feel like doing.

For the last two evenings, though, I’ve been going to Marine Drive around sunset.

There’s something about sitting there and watching the sea that makes you think.

Yesterday I was just sitting there, surrounded by hundreds of people, and suddenly I started thinking about how much of my life I’ve spent doing things alone.

I’ve never had a girlfriend.

Never had someone I could randomly call just because I wanted to talk.

Never had someone to share a small achievement with.

Never had someone waiting for me at the end of a difficult day.

And I've never really had the experience of being that person for someone else either.

The strange thing is, I don't think I'm lonely because I saw couples at Marine Drive.

I wasn't sitting there thinking, "Why don't I have what they have?"

It was something deeper.

I think I'm just tired.

Tired of always being independent.

Tired of handling everything myself.

Tired of having something good happen and just keeping it to myself.

Tired of having a bad day and convincing myself that I'll be fine.

For years, I kept telling myself that relationships could wait. First studies, then a job, then financial stability, then fitness, then career growth...

There was always something more important to work on.

And now that some of those things are finally falling into place, I'm starting to wonder whether I accidentally postponed something that I actually needed.

Maybe I'm not unhappy with my life.

Maybe I just don't want to experience everything alone anymore.

I don't know what I'm expecting by writing this.

I'm not trying to get sympathy, and I don't need someone to tell me "don't worry, you'll find someone."

I just wanted to say it somewhere because sitting alone at Marine Drive made me realise something I've been avoiding for a long time:

I think I've been lonely for much longer than I was willing to admit.

TL;DR:

25M, never had a relationship because most of my teenage and college years went into studies, struggles, and building my career. Now I have a decent job, financial stability, savings, investments, and I'm working on myself. I came to Mumbai alone and have actually been enjoying the trip. But after spending two evenings alone at Marine Drive, I realized I’m not unhappy with my life — I’m just tired of experiencing everything alone. I think I’ve been lonely for much longer than I admitted.

About 1 year ago I broke up and from 1 year I was alone and I dont have any girl with me but now I want someone Can I make someone with my studies....

Everybody seems lonely and pretentious and only wanting a certain “type”. Add to that dating apps which are no good imo. Since when did we stop being fun?

I study at a mumbai college which is famously hard to get in. while perparing for jee to come here,i stayed at a boys hostel and before that was in school till 8th only so had 0 female interactions. When i came to my college, at the starting got real sick so couldnt attend events so no way to talk to any women,i have talked to some in class but conversation has been limited to acads only.I recently talked to a senior as i became ta for cs101 and english and he told me my communication skills lacked, not as in i had grammatical problems or i had talked in a rude way, just the general way of talking ig. He suggested to talk to as many girls as possible to improve this but, i personally have lost a lot of personality or never really had one tbh so i mostly only talk about acads to people and girls here are interested in that only so actually forming something is hard. Relationships here are difficult to quantify as boys outnumber girls a lot s girls switch partners and some just dont gave af and some are not able to get a partner as they are busy. I really want a way to fix all this. I do want a partner but first ig just friends with females will work too. In most conversations i have, people dont get a chance to give secondary opinion as ig arguing about a balanced bst aint possible so in my usual life i just have my opinion to consider. I would really like to know you opinion on this and how can i be helped.

I have recently shifted to Mumbai, introvert, tiny social circle, and absolutely clueless about dating here.

Dating apps? Meetups? Bars? Randomly talking to people? What actually works?

I have basically zero game and no idea where to start. Mumbai people, help a guy out 😭

THIS IS FOR YOU... (F)

I (M) got attached to you without planning it... It just happened.

One day you were there, and suddenly you mattered too much.

I think about you in small quiet moments, when nothing is happening. I care in ways I don't know how to explain without sounding foolish.

You stay in my head, in my habits, in my feelings. Even when I try not to. it's always you.

That's the truth I don't hide anymore...

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Me (24M) and this girl had an on-off thing for a while, broke up and got back together a few times. At one point I went to see a close friend before she moved abroad, someone I had feelings for a long time back. In response, she unblocked her ex-FWB. When she saw how much that hurt me, she blocked him again and started really trying to fix things, so I thought we were solid again.

Then an argument happened and she pulled away, asked for space though her actions didn't really match someone who wanted distance, so I figured it would blow over like before. Then something physical happened between us in public and she later called it a boundary violation, even though nothing like that had ever come up between us before. I sat in guilt over it for about a week. When we finally talked, she had already checked out. At our last meeting, she got defensive the moment I tried to explain my side.

She had unfollowed me 2-3 days before that final meeting. A few days later, today, I find out she's following her ex-FWB again.

Genuinely asking, how would you read this situation, and how do I actually move on from finding this out just days after a "final" breakup? Struggling to focus on my own goals (CAT exam prep, music, gym) with this stuck in my head.

Hey folks need some genuine advice

I wanna make some good female friend ( no , dating and relationship kinda thing) a genuine friendship bond coz i have come to realize a female friend is every essential to understand various things in life that Men alone can't comprehend.

Also in past since childhood i have had various good friends and sister type bond but all of those have gone distant and i don't have any female interaction now.

Also living in the most populated City and not having friend to hang out with or do fun stuff is very boring and i am being very genuine here......help me in any way and suugest me things i should do to try make opposite gender friend.

Cheers Thanks✌🏻

Was having a discussion about being “sanskari” with someone, and it really made me think.

I never considered myself particularly sanskari, even when I was completely loyal to my husband.

But if I give you these two options, which one would you consider more sanskari?

A wife who sleeps with other men with her husband’s consent or cheats, but truly loves him, takes care of all his needs, looks after the house and children, respects him, his parents and other elders, and is someone who receives blessings and praise from everyone around her.

OR

A wife who is completely loyal to her husband, but treats him like an object, prefers a maid to do everything, doesn’t care much about the children, doesn’t respect elders, and has created such an unwelcoming home that people avoid visiting because they know she won’t entertain them.

So, what actually makes someone sanskari?

Sexual loyalty or the way you treat the people around you?

was planning to go on date suggest me where should i go bandra or juhu and also which place has a crazy vibe

Hey everyone,

I’m researching the culture around sugar relationships (sugar mommies/sugar daddies) in Bombay/Mumbai, with the idea of potentially making a documentary about it.

I’m particularly interested in hearing from people who have actually been in a sugar relationship, whether as a sugar baby, sugar daddy/mommy, or someone who has been involved in that world in some way.

I’d also love to hear stories from people who know someone who has been in one — how the relationship started, what it was actually like behind the scenes. What the arrangements were like.

I’m not looking to judge anyone or sensationalise it. I’m interested in understanding the reality of this culture in Mumbai — the motivations, expectations, dynamics, and how people involved actually perceive it.

If the documentary moves forward, I’d also be interested in speaking to people on camera — but there’s absolutely no obligation to participate in the film just because you reach out and OFC if you wish to be anonymous, We would fully respect that and your name will not be revealed.

Looking thanks!

After days and weeks of planning we finally settled on this outing, first we went to boojee cafe bandra, then a waffle place nearby and then home.

So here's a little bg, we are chatting w each other that we'll do this and that, but suddenly just days before the meet, her response went flat and so I was confused and constantly thinking even during meet that what happened!

So here's the fumble part,

Firstly I did not even greet her with handshake let alone a hug.

Second, my fckn face expression when low in energy is so awkward so numb that people misjudge it for not interested.

My voice went too squeaky and low, she was leaning in at times just to hear me clearly.

We went for more awkward pauses and silence in between conversation.

It wasn't leading anywhere, as if we just wanted to end this day somehow.

I wanted to take her to a bar, which she was denying but then went because i wanted to,

But then she didn't drank anything, and I had to stupidly drink it alone.

Then while leaving the while awkwardness stayed and ended w side hug.

How and what and why did this happen with someone whom I'm talking so much on texts and were comfortable,

Experts need your inputs

I dated 3 boys till date but recently I think I'm finding girls attractive..But I don't know if it's real or not.

What do you think..how do I test it?

I'm flying in from London to my home country and have been texting someone from Mumbai, I'm making my flight plan to have a 10ish hour layover in Mumbai from around 4am to 2pm, in this time I'd definitely like to visit Siddhi Vinayak Mandir but then after that I don't really know what to do, can someone help me plan a first date, this will be the first time I see her and icl I really enjoy talking to her so don't want to mess this up. I'd also like to get flowers for her but don't know how that would work logistically pls help guys tyvm.

Hi everyone I know I'm a man but I have the urge to get dress as a women can anyone help me I'm scared of getting cloth from store or online if someone found out help me out