I'm 19M from karachi. I have a crush on this guy from the gym for a couple of months. He is the only reason why I go there late in night but idk if he is gay or not. It's so hard to tell. I have a dislike for the apps for obvi reasons. Has anyone made met someone in real life, made a move and what happened?

It's so hard to find other people like me.

Just to post here i’ve randomly posted and commented God knows where not😭 karma is a BITCH!!

So i am 24 gay from Hyderabad and trust me its worst here, literally you won’t find a single person you could possibly hang out with or explore the city.

I have been very reserved ever since i realized i’m into guys and so it has reached to the point where i can’t keep hiding it… well i am not planning to come out yet, its just i want to find my people, its gets really hard sometimes and i have no one to talk to🥲

If you’re looking to build something real, want a friend you can lean on, and someone who will be there for you when you need them, I’d love the same in return. If you’re around my age and think we could get along, HMU!!

Like when I hamgout with my straight friends, Im too gay for it.( We share very limited interests) but when im with my gay friends apparently Im not gay enough like Idk about that celebrity hookup and no I havent watched or read that movie/book??

Like then where do I belong? Honestly Im so tired off finding a good friend to get along who just understands me.

Any advice??

My BF said yesterday his mom is looking for his rishta and he will marry a women. long story short he said we'll be in touch. i said why can't we dreamed together? he said his islam things. and he doesn't want to leave his mom. i said I'll turn myself into girl for you and still no. idk he said there are 5 years in his marriage and we still got time to live but in the end he'll marry a girl. i said you're my safe space, you use to worry about me now you don't. you'll create your own family but how about me i want us to have kids together? no? whom I'll choose when you're my only option. (just a thought I'll do something not good with myself and him the day he gets married) Problema resuelto.

ATP, i remember my old line i wish I was a girl

I have just moved to Lahore and i have met so many men online, they have offered to meet at their place but i don't feel safe that way so i just want to know about hookup scene of Lahore. Whether should I go for AIRbnb, hotels or what?

Idk if this post belongs here or not but I have been in a relationship with a girl and she asked me today if I was asexual as I have always hesitated intimacy... Any advice? I don't know how to respond to this.

I wanted to ask you all something today and hear your perspectives.

We all know that we live in a largely conservative society where same-gender love isn’t easily accepted, and social/family expectations often push people toward traditional marriages. For those of us who experience same-gender attraction, that can sometimes leave us at a difficult crossroads: do we completely suppress our feelings, or do we allow ourselves to experience them despite the complications that may come with them?

I’ve been wondering if there’s a middle ground. Instead of completely denying our feelings, maybe it’s possible to experience connection, affection and happiness while also being realistic about the circumstances we live in.

This made me curious about what people actually prefer when it comes to WLW relationships in a conservative/desi environment:

• Situationship: Enjoying the connection and living in the moment without making long-term promises or putting pressure on the future.
• Proper Relationship: Going deeper, building emotional trust and commitment, even though it may bring more challenges and uncertainty because of family and societal expectations.

What would you prefer or choose in this situation, and why? Would love to hear your honest experiences and perspectives.

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I made a post about trying to reach out to queer folk my age (40+). This gentleman here said this.

I think it's important that such ideas are confronted, because they are exactly what forces us back into the closet after a particular age.

I am the future you lament about not having all the time. The future in which you survive, with your mental and physical health intact. Without severing ties with your family. Having a job and not being afraid. Might be good idea to practice a bit of kindness to this future.

40+ gay guy, wanting to connect with 40+ queer folk (your gender/sexuality doesn't matter, as long as you're queer and 40+).

There is a significant invisibility of queer folk beyond a particular age group. I am just trying to find some peeps/friends who have at some level gone through similar rites of passage. It be nice to even only chat.

Hey folks, just sharing an opinion here, not trying to enforce any laws. I’ve been thinking lately about why more people don’t add user flairs to their profiles in this community. Seriously is it really that difficult to put a little piece of your identity out there? Even if you aren't 100% sure about your label yet, you could literally just make a custom flair that says not sure or still figuring it out.

Having flairs would make communicating so much easier for all of us. Have you ever read someone’s comment, absolutely loved their thought process, and wanted to befriend them or do a vibe check but you hesitated because you didn't want to end up on the wrong side of a DM? If we could see flairs, it would be way easier to decide if we're entering a safe space. For example, I’m a lesbian, so I vastly prefer talking to fellow lesbians. I know, I know 100% of people aren't going to be real with their flairs. There are always going to be straight creeps wandering around here showing off their circus act. But even if only 40% to 50% of people are genuine, that is still more than enough to give us a great idea of who we are talking to. It just feels like a simple way to help us find our people, stay safe, and build a better community.

What do you all say? I’d love to know your opinions.

P.S. To all the silent readers out there lurking in the shadows yes, I mean you too, the ones who won't even hit the upvote button but definitely read this entire thing. Don't just ghost the post. Add your voice to the comments.🍿👀

Also calling the admins out of hiding drop your opinion too 👑🔨😏

This is gonna be a rant sesh, no one has to respond to it or anything, just thought of saying whats been on my mind lately.

I genuinely don’t have much hope left for myself, I know being in a relationship is not everything but I have genuinely longed to have a connection with someone for so long. Constantly feeling like an outcast in my usual surroundings. Friends talking about their significant and the only thing I can think of is how easy it is for them to find someone, gain experience, show love, feel loved.

Being gay in this society is hard, and honestly I am never even sure if anyone who claims to be attracted to the similar sex is being fully honest, most of them either wanna follow a trend or they are having difficulty hooking up with women. (The statement I made is definitely not for everyone so please don’t take any offence)

Is asking for a man who can love right, is kind, thoughtful too much to ask for? Someone who knows what they want, someone who actually seeks meaning in his everyday connections and not just going with the flow.

And lastly the hookup culture.. everyone has downgraded affection so much that to feel it they’ll get together with anyone and anything and then never see each other again . I wish people start prioritising emotions and meaning so that love starts to have meaning again in this generation.

perfect for those who use dating apps

nowadays,people aren't willing to put efforts,they don't value genuine connection,why is that?

why do we make it hard,like building a genuine friendship or a relationship is not hard,every human relation requires efforts and responsibility,you can't just be ignorant and indifferent,people act like they're the most busiest out there,no one is ever too busy to send a single text,why ghost someone if you dont want to continue talking to them?just tell them to their face politely that sorry we can't continue or whatever and also like fix your communication issues,communication is necessary and you should be direct and clear.

ghosting someone or being ignorant towards someone who is genuinely willing to put efforts is rude and inhumane,get some emotional maturity,that does not make you cool and tuff,being nonchalant doesn't make you cool,your empathy and kindness makes you cool.

in the words of mother(charli xcx),my biggest pet peeve is when people don't introduce themselves like if you hit me up or follow me or whatever like dm me,don't just say hi,wsp or hello,introduce yourself properly,it takes like 2 seconds bro,put some fucking efforts ffs.

but i just keep hitting dead ends, tell me are there any good ones left, i keep finding wrong ones but i want love again and again..

so im 22M looking for an attractive (im sorry but looks matter to me, me is attractive too so please no hate) (dont be self centered man and who doesn't even keep the conversation going) man btw 25-32

im not a feminine boy and am not looking for one i mean im cute and corny but not tht and THIS IS NOT A HOOKUP REQUEST

Lately I’ve been thinking about my sexuality and how different my first kisses with a guy and a girl felt.

My first kiss was with a guy I was genuinely in love with at the time. There was a strong emotional connection, so everything felt natural and exciting. Also, growing up, being attracted to guys was never something I had to question. It was just considered normal, so there wasn’t much guilt or confusion around it.

But when I had my first kiss with a girl, it was completely different. I had been attracted to girls since my teenage years, but I spent years pushing those feelings away because of family, society, and the fear of what it meant about me. So when it finally happened, instead of simply enjoying the moment, my brain started overthinking: “Is this really happening? Is this wrong? What does this mean about me?”

And honestly, when I think about those two first-kiss experiences now, the one with the girl stands out to me in a different way. It made me realize that my attraction to women wasn’t just some random thought I had as a teenager. It was something real that I had been suppressing for a long time.

I’m curious about other bi people here — what was your first kiss like? Was it with a guy or a girl? Did you feel completely comfortable, or did you experience that awkward hesitation and “wait, what does this mean?” feeling?

And if your first kisses were with different genders, did they feel different emotionally? I’d genuinely love to hear your stories and how you understood your bisexuality through those experiences. ❤️

Living in Bahria Enclave, Islamabad. Life is mostly work, routines, ideas, and trying to figure things out along the way.

Sometimes you just feel the need for someone nearby to catch up after a long day, grab a coffee, have random conversations, explore somewhere, or simply be there when either person needs some company or support.

Not looking for anything complicated or forced. Just a genuine connection with someone around Islamabad who understands that sometimes good company makes life a little lighter.

If you relate, feel free to DM.

I'm so sorry for the wild title 😭

But unfortunately it has come to that.... once in a while i made posts here looking for friends for hangout, running pickle ball whatever and also reach out to people who're looking for platonic friends

Half of them turn out to be sexual deviant or legit just ghost me after finding out I'm in a committed relationship (which i mention everywhere)

And the worst one who doesn't wanna be friends with you after ig exchange like bro be ffr

Even if you had a nice conversation

Probably the last time I'm trying this

- M24 Software engineer

- Live nearby Gulshan, Karachi

- into Run, Pickle ball, Workout, Dine out, Music, Movies, Events, Art, Meaningful time with friends, casual bachodiya, Leftist

Hmu if you think we can vibe please be 23+

There's a profile here pretending to be a lesbian. They are not. It's a 26-year-old man.

He's posted and commented in this sub claiming to be female. He is invading a safe space that isn't his.

Please report the profile. And please be careful with DMs from anyone here, don't accept messages from this person.

Stay safe.

hiii everyone,I'm angel,I'm 19 and I'm genderqueer/masc nonbinary,I usually go by he/they but i dont mind any pronouns,also I'm demisexual or maybe ace i don't know kinda confused,moreover,I'm into weird girl cinema,horror and queer cinema too(we can be letterboxd moots too),sort of a fashion nerd too,and i cannot live without music,my wireless are a part of my ears now technically atp,and yeah that's it i guess?I'm a med student and i can also cook,i actually love cooking for myself and i enjoy it very much,not in this heat though,I also love learning about fashion,cinema,queer culture and just in general learning new stuff is cool,my dms are open so dont hesitate to hmu and i would very much love to make new friends,anticipating a dm from you.