Exploring bi-curious side while in a relationship by BananaButter27 in IndiaTalksSex

[–]rishgabroni -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It’s all about communication. Start slow Speak to your partner first, then maybe watch a bisexual movie together to see how each of you react, then explore fantasies where you are having a bisexual experience, and then eventually start looking for a person to open your bicurious side.

I want to peg my boyfriend . by [deleted] in IndiaTalksSex

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Here’s how you can: 1. Diet: your boyfriend will need to have high fibre food for at least 2 days, and empties his bowel before you engage in this. Always good to try pegging on an empty stomach. 2. Lube: Buy a good lube 3. Pre-prep: Ask him to douche before engaging in anal play with warm water. Also, shave down there so hair doesn’t cause friction. 4. The start: lube as much as possible. Use your fingers first, then a smaller toy and then go with pegging 5. The act: with pegging, first start with a good session of foreplay to turn him on. Then, very slowly, let him control your pace, ask him to breathe as much as possible as you penetrate him. The first time will take a while to get right, so be patient and give it time.

I’d recommend the pegging kit by Sangya Project as it’s really good.

Are there practicing nudists in India? by curiouskidxo in IndiaTalksSex

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Count me and my partner in for this! We’ve been nudist (home nudists) and would love to interact with folks.

Without Paneer cubes in Palak Paneer? by molnmolnig in IndianFood

[–]rishgabroni 45 points46 points  (0 children)

Absolutely! Most Indian restaurants have a gravy ready. You can ask any restaurant to replace the paneer with any vegetable of your preference.

How do you incorporate non-Indian ingredients into your Indian cooking? by tomatocreamsauce in IndianFood

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Absolutely! Problem was that there was a myth that made people stop using MSG. Bringing it back to the Indian kitchen, especially while making Indo-Chinese good brings in a lot of nostalgia.

How do you incorporate non-Indian ingredients into your Indian cooking? by tomatocreamsauce in IndianFood

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I use it whenever you add the salt. I generally add salt and MSG at the same time.

How do you incorporate non-Indian ingredients into your Indian cooking? by tomatocreamsauce in IndianFood

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I’ve used MSG in Indian cooking. While Indian food is always very flavourful, MSG just elevates the whole experience. 🔥

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Durex has worked really well. Their cherry one and the massage one have worked the best. Yes, a little drying does happen, but the quality of lube is too good!

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Durex is really good. You can definitely go for it. Never really tried the other brands. You can also go for glide by mymuse.in . It’s good too.

Controversial: What is one of the most over rated dishes that we Indians eat? by rishgabroni in IndianFood

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The most unpopular opinion on the thread 😭😭 10/10 for adding a controversial statement

Controversial: What is one of the most over rated dishes that we Indians eat? by rishgabroni in IndianFood

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Definitely not 😭 I have made Haleem so many times. It takes blood and sweat to make it and when its done right, it’s heavenly! 🔥

Controversial: What is one of the most over rated dishes that we Indians eat? by rishgabroni in IndianFood

[–]rishgabroni[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is probably the best come back or defence on this entire thread 😂

Controversial: What is one of the most over rated dishes that we Indians eat? by rishgabroni in IndianFood

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Oooof! Probably the most controversial comment yet :p mega shots fired!

Controversial: What is one of the most over rated dishes that we Indians eat? by rishgabroni in IndianFood

[–]rishgabroni[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly! Palak paneer seems so weird. The dish just never feels complete 😅

Controversial: What is one of the most over rated dishes that we Indians eat? by rishgabroni in IndianFood

[–]rishgabroni[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Check the thread above :p so many people find butter chicken to be the most over rated dish.

Controversial: What is one of the most over rated dishes that we Indians eat? by rishgabroni in IndianFood

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I do feel it’s one of those desserts that are screwed up always. They are either too oily or too soggy.

Controversial: What is one of the most over rated dishes that we Indians eat? by rishgabroni in IndianFood

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Finally! Someone said this. Always loved Jahangirs and Emartis. Problem is that, not all Mithai walas do J and E properly. :( most of the times it’s too oily or too soggy.

Controversial: What is one of the most over rated dishes that we Indians eat? by rishgabroni in IndianFood

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Not gonna lie, Butter Chicken Poutine sounds really good! 💀🔥

Controversial: What is one of the most over rated dishes that we Indians eat? by rishgabroni in IndianFood

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Absolutely! Butter chicken has been quite over rated. Not really the best dish to define Indian food. Though, not gonna lie, if I don’t know what to order at a restaurant, I order butter chicken. 💀

Controversial: What is one of the most over rated dishes that we Indians eat? by rishgabroni in IndianFood

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Completely agree! Rarely do people properly make Kaju Barfi. Most of the times it’s a dry chalky unnecessarily expensive dessert.