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secrets#C28060Submitted on 18 September 2026 at 2:55 pm

Ending a secret relationship with my son's best friend

I am a 42-year-old divorced woman, and I have been living alone with my two children for the last six years after my divorce. I have a 20-year-old son and a 17-year-old daughter. I work for the Delhi Government and have always tried to take care of my children and maintain a stable life for them. Around 18 months ago, my son’s best friend, who was 22 at that time, came to our house for the first time. Initially, there was nothing unusual. We started talking casually, and over time, our conversations became more frequent. After a few months, we were talking almost every day through messages and phone calls. Somewhere along the way, the relationship crossed a boundary. One thing led to another, and we became physically involved. What started as something I never expected gradually turned into a physical relationship that continued for almost a year. Looking back now, I deeply regret allowing this relationship to develop. He is my son’s best friend, and the age difference between...

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marriage#C28070Submitted on 24 September 2026 at 6:23 am

I discovered my wife is sending money to a naxalite group

Hello friends I am 31 year old male. I am working in hyderabad. I got married in 2025. My marriage was fixed through matrimony site. My wife is good but now I hv came to know that my wife is associated with naxalite group. I saw some messages in her phone. When I inquired her she said her ex boyfriend in University was associated with some naxal group so she also got involved but then she break up wid him but that group still messages her. What to do I am very sacred. She sometimes behaves weird. Recently she transferred large amount to them offcourse her own money she is earning well. What to do can u ppl suggest.

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love#C28069Submitted on 22 September 2026 at 3:03 am

I let my insecurity about my girlfriends ex damage our relationship

I (27M) moved to the UK from India for my PhD in physics and recently started a postdoc. She (27F) has a good job in banking. Technically we met through AM. Our families are distantly connected back home and we're from the same city, religion and community, so our parents introduced us. We've been dating for a year. Honestly, she's everything I've wanted in a partner. She's gorgeous, intelligent, kind, independent but family oriented. I feel like I can tell her anything. She's a great listener, gives really mature advice and has this warmth and energy that instantly lifts my mood. We also have very similar interests. We love travelling, hiking, concerts, theatre, exhibitions and trying random new experiences & activities. Financially we are in different places. Academia pays nowhere near banking in the UK, so she earns more than me but it hasn't been an issue and we split expenses. She's always been open abt everything. She had one bf at university and hasn't dated since....

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work#C28089Submitted on 5 October 2026 at 10:46 am

I spent two months building my routine around a coworker. Then her birthday happened.

32M There was this girl in my office. I had liked her from the moment I saw her. She was gorgeous, beautiful, and also kind of a devotee of Krishna. I slowly got to know her, somehow found her Instagram, sent her a request, and surprisingly, she accepted and followed me back. For almost a month, there was nothing much between us. I would occasionally send her normal reels, she would react to them, and eventually she started sending me reels too. That’s how our conversations started. She also happened to live in my area, and we used to travel in the same company cab. Over time, we became pretty comfortable with each other. We started talking on Instagram, Teams, and eventually spending time together during office breaks, lunches and dinners. At one point, I asked her out. She was initially reluctant, but eventually things started moving naturally between us. One day, after we reached home from office, she actually called me on Instagram. We hadn't even exchanged numbers at...

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life#C28078Submitted on 29 September 2026 at 9:14 pm

I'm 30, honest about my habits, and every arranged-marriage match rejects me

Hi everyone, I am a 30-year-old male from Bangalore. This isn't a confession—I genuinely just want to understand perspectives, especially from women. When people are in school, college, or early in their careers, many seem fine with guys who smoke and drink—and some women do as well, which is entirely their choice. But my situation is about arranged marriages. I have attended several arranged marriage setups, and every prospective bride has rejected me simply because I smoke and drink. I refuse to lie about it. Whenever I meet a woman, I state directly that I smoke daily and drink once a week. Because of my honesty about these habits, I remain unmarried. My parents have tried everything to help me settle down, but this habit creates an issue every single time. I am clear on one thing: I do not want to lie to my future partner. She will be leaving her family to join mine based on trust, so starting our life together on a lie is unacceptable to me. Additionally, I had a...

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finance#C28073Submitted on 25 September 2026 at 7:40 pm

I lost 15 lakh to gambling and took my family's money

I am a 26-year-old man from Kathmandu, and I am writing this because I don't know where else to turn. This month alone, I have lost around 15 lakh through 1X betting and the share market. I made terrible decisions, chased my losses, and even took money from my brother's and father's bank accounts without being honest with them. I know I have broken their trust, and the guilt has become extremely heavy for me. I have reached a point where I have even tried to end my life because I felt there was no way back. But deep down, I don't want my life to end—I want to come back from this, take responsibility for what I have done, stop gambling and reckless trading, and slowly rebuild the trust and life I destroyed. I am not asking anyone to erase my mistakes or magically solve my financial problems. I am simply asking for help, guidance, and one chance to get back on the right path. I know it will take time, but I want to believe that losing money does not have to mean losing my life too.

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finance#C28050Submitted on 12 September 2026 at 9:45 pm

As a first generation doctor I struggle financially after twenty years

36/F I’m a doctor by profession. 1st generation. Married to a (1st gen) doctor and have a 3yr old kid. With time things are really getting tough. Ppl say doctors are rich, but bilkul nhi lag rha aisa. Worked really hard for nearly 2 decades and still I feel I would have to think twice before thinking of spending on luxury. I see my engineering friends buying cars and huge houses, and here I am not even able to buy an iPhone. Even the vendors around my home have iPhones (kaha se aata hai bhai I don’t know) I’ve tried govt, I’ve tried private. I see only generational doctors earning well. Probably took a wrong decision when I was in 11th Sometimes I feel so low kaise ayega paisa. Life me paise he sab kuch hai aisa lagne laga hai. Genuine doctors can’t earn I feel. Patients ko jo ullu bana rahe hai wahi Kama rahe hai. I want to shift abroad. But I have no clue kaise hoga. Just wanted to vent out. Thanks for reading. Any suggestions are most welcome

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secrets#C28055Submitted on 16 September 2026 at 6:51 am

Hiding my extensive college past from the man I plan to marry

I am from Arunachal Pradesh. I went to college in Gujarat and my parents were not financially sound. I came in contact with some friends who went to parties every weekend. I joined them . Some guys from outside also used to join. Eat, drink, sing and dance. Then made random couples and go to sleep together. Every weekend was different partner. This was new to me and awkward at first but I started enjoying as I got help from friends. So I had many s*x partners without emotional attachment. In my third year of college, I senior student pursued me and we became lovers. He lived in a rent house. I moved in with him. We were in love. I even took him to my town in Arunachal Pradesh during my vacation. He stayed in another room but we used to have s*x whenever we were alone. He wanted to marry me but his parents would not allow as they are Gujarati. So I had to return home after college. Now I am in a relationship with a decent guy who is in government service. He had one gf while in college....

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finance#C28067Submitted on 21 September 2026 at 8:23 pm

I feel inferior and jealous because my partner earns so much more

33 M here. Trichy I want to vent here. I am so stuck in life. I do a job but it is a waste for me as I don't see any future in it. To make matters worse my partner who I live with makes so much more than me & even having visible salary increase(quite a lot again) on top of this in the near future. I feel so jealous of her, like why I am left behind in life while she is getting all the money. For me it feels like the universe is hell bent on keeping me pushed where I am and what money I am getting. That's such an inferior and disgusting feeling. Why is this happening. Just wish someone could tell when I will be equal to her. Sometimes I feel like leaving and only come back when I am atleast bigger than her.

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marriage#C28062Submitted on 18 September 2026 at 10:48 pm

Why am I struggling to find a match on matrimonial sites

Hi, I’m a 30-year-old guy working in a non-IT field and earning a decent salary of around ₹70K per month. I also have rental income of ₹12K per month and around ₹20K per month from FD interest and other sources. I don’t have any loans or financial commitments. Still, I’m struggling to find an alliance. I honestly don’t understand what these girls are expecting or what they think about me. I’m registered on several matrimonial sites. Sometimes, they view my profile and call me themselves. When I respond and show interest, suddenly they hide their profile or stop responding. People always say, “Good people don’t get good partners,” and sometimes it really feels that way. I keep reading so many confessions about problems after marriage—MIL issues, husband problems, family problems, etc. But where are all the girls who genuinely want a good relationship? I really don’t know whether girls are actually choosing someone based on their character and compatibility, or whether they are mainly...

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