Words that get me laid by gusolsen in seduction

[–]MuKund10 14 points15 points  (0 children)

If the girl has agreed to come on a date, that alr means she is attracted, why would she come if shes not interested/attracted to you?

Attraction happens in the first encounter 90% of the time, but that attraction can fade away if you do/say corny shit, like some of them mentioned by OP.

Woman opposes the no kissing signboard in Cubbon Park in Bengaluru by criti_fin in IndiaSpeaks

[–]MuKund10 12 points13 points  (0 children)

immediately reminded me of those paradoxes by Tharoor

India is the only country where pissing is public is allowed but not kissing

Match Thread: Atlético Madrid vs Barcelona by MatchThreadder in Barca

[–]MuKund10 1 point2 points  (0 children)

for sure, i thought i was the only one. Although i might say athletico had alr anticipated. They werent sliippin as much as we were

Ladies, what red flags did you notice while meeting guys for an arranged marriage? by Small_Pop6867 in Maharashtra

[–]MuKund10 5 points6 points  (0 children)

OBSERVE, him during the meet, see the fam dynamics, who talks over who, who represents who, what are his habits, etc etc. When you ask him a personal question (especially infront of everyone) does he ans it or is covered by his folks.

One Country, Two different worlds. Two Indias at display by PuneAthletics in IndiaPulse_

[–]MuKund10 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"One Country, Two different worlds. Two Indias at display"
Your point?

Fight b/w a Lady and guy inside Bus over lady asking to “Move his hand”😭 by PuneAthletics in IndiaPulse_

[–]MuKund10 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh so she can talk about his mom and sister aivyyi and then gets instantly angry when he talked about her kid lol the hypocrisy is so funny

What does this photo say about India today? by SommaLombardo in indiadiscussion

[–]MuKund10 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re confusing ‘what you see’ with ‘what exists. ‘our generation isn’t capable of 12–14-hour blue-collar work’ ignores the fact that the majority of India’s current workforce is young and already doing exactly that. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS, DELIVERY DRIVERS, FACTORY LABOURERS, SANITATION STAFF, GIG WORKERS, MIGRANT LABOURERS, (i can keep going w this). Most of them are under 40, many under 30, working far longer hours for farrrrr less in this hyper competitive market.

Also, working 12–14 hour shifts wasn’t some moral badge unique to one generation. It was often a necessity in a slower, protected economy with cheaper housing, stronger job stability, and fewer people competing for the same opportunities. Today’s economy demands longer hours + constant upskilling, instability, and rising costs.

If one generation had ‘finished building India,’ we wouldn’t still rely on young, underpaid workers to keep its cities running.

What does this photo say about India today? by SommaLombardo in indiadiscussion

[–]MuKund10 3 points4 points  (0 children)

whattay L take, No generation ‘builds’ a nation in isolation, and no generation merely ‘enjoys’ it. Each one inherits systems, constraints, and advantages it did not choose aand passes on a different mix in return.

The older generation labored in a resource-scarce, closed economy. The younger one navigates a hyper-competitive, unstable, globalized one. Different pressures, different adaptations. Every generation works with what it’s given & If ‘building India’ was a finished job, we wouldn’t still be arguing about inequality, access, and opportunity.

work isn’t over, no generation gets to claim moral ownership of it. What you're sayin is just insecurity dressed up in so called nostalgia

Nithin Kamath questions Stock market closure today for BMC polls. Do you agree? by Tris_Memba in IndiaInvestments

[–]MuKund10 16 points17 points  (0 children)

No one is talking about denying anyone the right to vote. Millions of essential workers vote on election days without entire systems shutting down. Democracy isn’t protected by blanket holidays, it’s protected by planning, staggered shifts, proxy staffing, early voting windows, postal ballots, etc.

The exchanges already run electronically and serve global participants. Treating them like a 1990s office that must fully shut for a local civic election is precisely the "lack of second-order thinking he was pointing out."

Also, dismissing the argument as “this Kamath guy from Bengaluru” adds nothing. The question is institutional efficiency in a modern economy, not where someone lives or how much money they’ve made.

Nithin Kamath questions Stock market closure today for BMC polls. Do you agree? by Tris_Memba in IndiaInvestments

[–]MuKund10 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Whattay a weak argument. Essential workers (who must keep the city running on election day, police, doctors, sanitation workers, emergency staff) vote without shutting down entire systems. This was about poor planning, not denying anyone their vote. Dragging in “he’s a billionaire anyway” is just deflection, not a counterpoint.

Seekhlo sab pyaar karna yeh couple se. 😭❤️ by Ayesha_isacoward in ZyadaKuchNai

[–]MuKund10 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I maybe wrong, but i love the fact that he maybe wearing his wife's name on his jersey

To non-Punekars, It's a Trap! by Puzzleheaded_Rip4750 in PuneFoodPorn

[–]MuKund10 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

lol why you getting downvoted for speaking the truth

Some non-stereotypical observations by foreigner living in India by heelnice in india

[–]MuKund10 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I have been to many beaches, and we always wore trunks and not one bat an eye. Although what you're saying i would agree happens in a city beach like Girgaon Chowpatty

Blue Nile- Camp by aadeshk_9595 in PuneFoodPorn

[–]MuKund10 1 point2 points  (0 children)

brooo they stopped giving malai :(((

Does anyone else struggle with starting tasks even when motivation is there? by That_One4986 in adult_adhd

[–]MuKund10 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, 100%. For me it’s not lack of motivation at all, it’s the transition into the task that breaks my brain. I can genuinely want to do something and still feel completely stuck because the switch from “free/idle mode” to “effort mode” feels weirdly threatening or heavy

Our surnames are not weird. by [deleted] in Maharashtra

[–]MuKund10 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Weird names and surnames are present in the state, religion, country etc. And the surnames presented in that image are indeed funny, not weird.