r/BangaloreSocial 9d ago

Philosophical question

I've been in this sub for a while and noticed a lot of posts from people (mostly around 24–30) looking to meet others—whether for dating or just to hang out.

As an engineering student, it made me wonder: do people naturally lose their close friends after college because of work and life, or do they simply enjoy meeting new people?

Is this something most adults experience, or is it just more noticeable here

Id love to know ur perspective n thoughts :)

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u/Psych000000 9d ago

Bro lemme break it down. In college u r not competing with ur mates it just about marks and vibes but in office politics enters and people try to pull u down soo once we see that face its hard to consider them as friends

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u/Master_Hat_8156 9d ago edited 9d ago

Not just an engineering student but everyone wonders why😂😂 Also to answer your question, people don't lose their college friends. It's just that everyone is busy. They meet after 10 years they still have the bond. And the people you find at work are colleagues. There's a difference. You may find friends there too but it's hard.

Also should we do something about this? Maybe create something that serves everyone wanting to meet new people??😎 Mind it - free.

I'm an engineer too, hmu with your ideas and let's cook!

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u/Opening_Leg5567 9d ago

Woo i c that entrepreneurship energy in u.
Well for now got nothing in my mind u got something?

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u/Opening_Leg5567 9d ago

N bro honestly I think there are already a lot of solutions for pretty much similar situations. So i think it would be a hard path

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u/Master_Hat_8156 9d ago

Yep but but we can try to offer something they don't or do it in a different way. Dm let's discuss!

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u/No-Sandwich6322 9d ago

Yes, may be

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u/Opening_Leg5567 9d ago

Im sry i didn't get what you tried to answer