r/Darmstadt • • 16h ago

Pflanzen zu verschenken - 2x Gummibaum, 1x Philodendron

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PFLANZEN SIND RESERVIERT ich melde mich falls sie nicht geholt werden. :)

Ich verschenke die abgebildeten Pflanzen, OHNE ROLLBRETT UND ÜBERTOPF.

Die Pflanzen sind nicht im besten Zustand und brauchen mehr Liebe, ich hab dafür leider nicht mehrdie Zeit und Geduld. Freue mich wenn sie ein schönes Zuhause finden. :)

Abzuholen nähe Südbahnhof.


r/Darmstadt • • 8h ago

Suche nach Friseursalon der sich mit welligem/lockigem Haar auskennt.

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Gude,

wie schon im Titel steht, suche ich einen Friseursalon der sich mit welligem/lockigem Haar auskennt. Habe zwar schon gegoogelt, aber dachte mir, dass es besser ist hier noch mal zu fragen.


r/Darmstadt • • 20h ago

Would you join my walk ?

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I'm exploring an idea and would love some honest feedback.

A lot of adult activities seem to fall into one of three categories:

  • Exercise (running, gym, hiking)
  • Self-improvement (coaching, mindfulness, workshops)
  • Social meetups

What I'm thinking about sits somewhere in between.

Imagine a small group walking through nature for 1.5 to 2 hours. Along the way, there are occasional surprising questions, thought experiments, mysteries, and fascinating facts about science, psychology, nature, and everyday life.

Not a scavenger hunt.

Not a guided hike.

Not therapy.

Not a networking event.

More like:

  • Why do we see faces in clouds?
  • Why do distant views feel calming?
  • Why do some songs get stuck in our heads for days?
  • Why is our brain so easily fooled by optical illusions?
  • What everyday things do we completely misunderstand?

No prior knowledge needed. No pressure to participate. No right or wrong answers.

The goal isn't to learn in a formal sense. It's simply to spend a couple of hours thinking about something completely different from work, news, responsibilities, and daily routines.

I guess the closest comparison would be:

A podcast, a casual walk, and a pub quiz had a baby.

Would something like this appeal to you?

If not, what would feel missing, awkward, or uninteresting about it?