I recently came across this post by a very popular Instagram page.
I personally believe love is coincidental, doesn't matter where or how you find it, what matters is you find the one.
But I'm a hopeless romantic, y'all may share your opinions here.
I just spoke to my college crush recently, she got married to a guy she met on bumble. Pretty happy overall, and also knows others who did the same.
I know a few couples about to get married too, also met on apps.
There's a wide variety of people and experiences out there. And always some exceptions to the rule too.
Well there's hope afterall.
Imagine my surprise xD
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Too late discovery. Matrimony apps are like online shopping. The best products don't come to the market place. Only commodity products are avle for sale. And they sell based on offers. Many people buy cheap alternatives and end up disappointed. A product that doesn't move off the self within a month, probably never get sold.
My hot take is, Cher was right, "my mom said to me, 'You know, sweetheart, one day you should settle down and marry a rich man,' and I said, 'Mom, I am a rich man.'"
I will personally send Rs. 500 to the highest liked comment.
Having kids is not the primary goal of women.
Dating isn't harder now. It was always hard. It's always been People these days are just Lazy.
Found a "multinational" organisation which claims to find you a partner and soulmate (both apparently in one) The need to write this is so Indian 😆
Look at their membership plans (different for different nationality) https://www.vows...
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I'm amazed at the ease with which women straight up remove photos of their exes from their profiles right after a breakup.
No consideration for memories or feelings. Clean slate, next bakra please.
It's not like people who know her per...