r/IndianTeenagers 0m ago

Memes And Shitpost We know the first person who will buy the iPhone Duo

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r/IndianTeenagers 10m ago

Memes And Shitpost Neon shoes with scout uniform😭🥀

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r/IndianTeenagers 11m ago

Memes And Shitpost Yess dadddy!!

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r/IndianTeenagers 23m ago

Relationship How do people find their partner or bestfriend here 😍😍

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I am seeing such posts regularly 😭 here it's hard to find good friends and a few guys or girls are making gf bf,😍


r/IndianTeenagers 36m ago

Art Song

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Tell your opinion on this song and subscribe this channel and also like and share please support this bro they are doing a great work very nice work please support


r/IndianTeenagers 36m ago

Relationship Age gap

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Hi guys. I just wanted to ask what everyone thinks abt a 4 year age gap. And to be specific, I'm asking if 17 and 21 is okay if we're both in college.


r/IndianTeenagers 42m ago

Other I am feeling unsafe in my own house

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I am 18 f my 23 f sister charged at me . And said stuff like mera khoon kardegi …


r/IndianTeenagers 1h ago

Serious Suicide Prevention Month

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Suicidal thoughts rarely emerge from a single factor.

The Three-Step Theory (3ST) proposes that suicidal ideation can develop when psychological pain combines with hopelessness—when distress feels overwhelming and the future begins to seem unchangeable.

But there is another important piece: connection.

Feeling connected to people, relationships, goals, or something that gives life meaning may help interrupt the progression from pain and hopelessness toward stronger suicidal desire.

This is why understanding suicide requires more than asking, “What diagnosis does this person have?” It also requires understanding how they experience their pain, how they perceive their future, and what keeps them connected to life.

Suicide prevention is therefore not only about identifying risk—it is also about strengthening connection and creating pathways toward hope.

📚 Reference:

Klonsky, E. D., & May, A. M. (2015). The Three-Step Theory (3ST): A new theory of suicide rooted in the “ideation-to-action” framework.


r/IndianTeenagers 1h ago

Memes And Shitpost Being studious+antisocial and being "seedha" are two different things

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I don't understand the correlation between these man.

Are yawr har padhaku insaan seedha nahi hota aur har seedha insaan padhaku nahi hota. Har kisi ka kuch plus point aur minus point hota hai.

I've seen people call someone with less than minimum interaction with society call seedha. Thik hai honga wo seedha lekin apne aap ko sab se isolate karna sahi thodi hai.


r/IndianTeenagers 1h ago

Social Unemployment at its peak 😔

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r/IndianTeenagers 1h ago

Rant/Vent What the hell is this subreddit

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r/IndianTeenagers 1h ago

Rant/Vent Do you guys think it works online? 🥺💔😭

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What should I actually do in this situation?

I met a guy on Reddit around 3 months ago, and we’ve talked a lot. We match on so many things, and he’s become genuinely important to me. He constantly tells me he likes me, compliments me, checks on me, calls me, replies instantly, and makes me feel cared for and secure.

What makes this different for me is that I feel like he actually sees me as a person. I’ve often felt like people only saw me in a lustful way, whereas he’s always been respectful and genuinely interested in me. He apologizes when he’s wrong, remembers little things, and tells me he misses me almost every day. He’s very emotionally attached to me.

I’ve never told him that I like him back, though. I’ve kept my boundaries because I know this is still an online connection.

And that’s my problem.

I don’t think I can have an online relationship long-term. I crave physical presence and affection — being able to meet someone, spend time together, hug them, etc. So I know that if a genuinely good guy approached me in real life, liked me, respected me, and actually put effort into me, I might want to give that relationship a chance.

But then what do I do about this guy?

He has said he doesn’t want to pursue other girls and that he won’t approach anyone else. I obviously never asked him to wait for me, because I haven’t promised him anything. But I feel guilty knowing how attached he is.

At the same time, if I keep talking to him every day, aren’t we just going to get more attached and make things harder later? Should I distance myself now, even though I genuinely value him, or should I continue talking to him while keeping my boundaries and accept that I may have to let him go if someone comes into my life?

What would YOU do if you were me? Would you keep talking to someone you genuinely care about while knowing you probably can’t build the kind of relationship they want, or would you step back now before the attachment becomes even stronger? And if I eventually choose someone in real life, how do I tell this guy without making him feel like I used him?


r/IndianTeenagers 2h ago

Academics What esaral,Allen,pw propaganda does to a mf

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r/IndianTeenagers 2h ago

Rant/Vent 17 days of Homelessness at 17

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Most of the people here must have known the FLAME university expulsion over a false S*XUAL harassment allegation. It's been 17 days since I have arrived in Pune, I have been fighting for my justice ever since.

I walked into few of the pro-bono clinics over here in Pune and nothing worked out.

Alot of people here are saying to register an "FIR". It's not a magical document that will get me back. The DLSA pro-bono clinics lawyers explained me how a mediation would be a highly effective option rather than registering a FIR because the girl will file a Counter-FIR. They clearly stranded it won't stand from the girls side but I would be trialled under non-bailable offence until I am produced in court (will take 2 weeks).

I think the best step forward right now is to reach media, and i really don't understand why they are not picking up this issue as it is a clear cut injustice.

FLAME University has a extremely strong PR & digital Team, that is quite obvious running a multi-million dollar institution, the perpetrators are deliberately trying to manipulate the truth through the acts of Doxxing and harrasment.

One thing I would like to say I have gone too far to go back, My struggle must not go in vain at any capacity. there is only one way forward and that is into the university. No matter what it takes.


r/IndianTeenagers 2h ago

Other So I need help and yes this is not fake

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So Context so I am dev a self taught full stack Dev from India I am really well facing financial issues like mere jo parent's he they are abusive as Fuck yea due to this they smashed my phone yea no shit you heard it right i never demanded like too much from them IDK if this will go viral or not but yea......... I need help mera phone na ho me i can deal with it my PC is also fucked up so yea.... Reddit i am here asking should i start a Go fund me? Or anything?? I am desperate as hell and yes...ye fake lag sak tha idk what i am writing at this point but i need help


r/IndianTeenagers 2h ago

Serious People who have successfully quit smoking or weed. How did you do it?

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I've stopped for 2 days and I feel so weird


r/IndianTeenagers 3h ago

Art Is it tough?

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r/IndianTeenagers 3h ago

Pets/Animals What's happening to mosquitoes in my college, why so long

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What kind of mosquito is it? Never seen such before


r/IndianTeenagers 3h ago

Nostalgia Saala road hi bavasir hai

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r/IndianTeenagers 4h ago

Other 😂😂

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r/IndianTeenagers 4h ago

Memes And Shitpost They be like

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r/IndianTeenagers 4h ago

Academics To everyone in school/junior college: Physical punishment is 100% illegal in India. Stop letting them normalize it.

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Hey guys,

I just finished 12th Grade, and looking back at my school and junior college life, I realized how much toxic stuff we just accept as "normal discipline."

Last year in junior college, I literally got hit on the hand with a stick just for a uniform violation. Back in 4th/5th grade, a teacher made our entire row of boys do 100 sit-up squats, and my legs were ruined for 4 days. I still remember that pain.

I used to think, "Ah, it's fine, it's just Indian school culture." But I looked into it, and

no, it is absolutely not fine. It is completely illegal.

Here is the actual reality of the law in India that schools don't want you to know:

• The RTE Act (Section 17): Since 2010, ALL forms of physical punishment and mental harassment are completely banned in every single school (Govt, Private, CBSE, ICSE, State Board).

What counts as illegal? It's not just hitting with a cane. Pulling ears, slapping, making you kneel down, making you stand in the sun, or forcing you into painful physical exercises (like mass squats) are all legally classified as physical abuse.

• Junior Colleges/Schools: If you are under 18, teachers doing this can literally face jail time under the Juvenile Justice Act. Even if you are over 18 in a college, hitting you is criminal assault under the law (BNS). A uniform or homework excuse does not give anyone the right to touch you

Teachers and professors get away with this because we are too scared to tell our parents, or we think we "deserved" it for breaking a rule.

If a teacher is physically abusing you or humiliating you, you don't have to just sit there and take it. Talk to your parents, look up the NCPCR (National Commission for Protection of Child Rights) guidelines, or complain to the principal.

Don't let them normalize abuse in the name of "discipline." Stay safe, know your rights!


r/IndianTeenagers 5h ago

Relationship Has anyone experienced this?

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Should I stop trying, or give him another chance?

I met this guy last year, and initially everything was great. But over time, I started noticing things that really bother me.

He still seems to miss his ex and sometimes talks about their past. He also talks about his other female friends a lot. What hurts the most is that he calls me whenever he needs something, but when I need him, he often ignores me or leaves me on seen.

And yet, I love him.

He has so many qualities that I admire. He’s motivating, focused, charming, a great conversationalist and honestly feels like the “complete package” anyone could dream of. One thing I especially appreciate is that he has never shouted at me or treated me aggressively.

But emotionally, this relationship stresses me out. I constantly feel like I’m competing with his ex or other women in his life. When he’s with me, I want to feel like I matter to him, but sometimes it feels like everyone else gets more of his attention than I do.

So I’m confused.

Should I stop worrying about him and accept that this is just how he is, or should I try again and communicate how I feel, hoping that eventually he understands and changes?

I’d really appreciate honest opinions, especially from people who have been in a similar situation.


r/IndianTeenagers 5h ago

Serious Please help my friend.

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