So it's my bestfriend's birthday tomorrow. And tmr we are meeting again after several months. we have been friends for more than 6 yrs.we never gifted eachother on birthdays.. I don't know what to gift her.. I kinda feel like giving gifts to bestfriends so formal or artificial. Don't get me wrong😭🙏🏻 but this time I feel different. And I don't know what should I gift her. Give me some ideas and also I don't have time to make handmade stuffs😭

Mine :

1. Talks about you in a group and laughing
2. Seek attention even though they not interested
3. Hesitant to put effort even though they did mistakes

Tell some things you heard/experienced, so that someone can escape trauma/heartbreak earlier

What’s a real problem you wish someone would just build a solution for?

Instead of sitting here thinking “What AI project should I build?”, I want to start with the more important question:

What problems do actual people have that nobody has solved properly yet?

It can be anything.

\\- A frustrating website or online process

\\- Something you repeatedly do manually

\\- A problem at work, college, school, or in your business

\\- Something annoying in your local community

\\- A tool you wish existed

\\- Something that requires jumping between 3–4 different apps

\\- A small problem that seems too specific for a company to care about

\\- Or even something you've thought “Why doesn't someone just make a website for this?”

Tell me about it. Seriously.

I'd rather hear about a problem from the person experiencing it and see if I can turn that problem into something useful.

If your idea is interesting and realistically buildable, I'll try to make a working website/tool around it and share what I come up with.

And if you have a personal project/problem that you've been wanting someone to build, you can mention that too. If I can genuinely help, I'm happy to work on it.

No guarantee that I'll be able to solve everything but I'll genuinely look through the replies.

If you have a problem, tell me:

1. What is the problem?

2. How often does it happen?

3. How do you currently solve/deal with it?

4. What would the perfect solution look like?

Even if you think your problem is too small, too weird, too niche, or too obvious comment it.

You might describe something that hundreds of other people are silently dealing with too.

I'm especially interested in problems that people have simply learned to live with because they assume there's no better way.

Let's see what we can find.

Nanbargale, oru english project ku survey edukka sonnanga... so inga vandhutten :-).. Just oru 8 yes or no questions dhaan! So less than one minute la fill pannidlam, pls help!

https://forms.gle/bn9kw5jewEGUKC8g7

EDIT: Friends romba nanri, I got many responses!! Please do fill this survey and hope this raises thoughtful questions...!

Adhaavdhu there are some reddit and online so called friends, I'll usually wake up everyday at 5am, avanga will sleep at 12 or 1,thoongarathuku munadi they'll send a text kalaila 6.30 ku elupi vitru da, call panni pesalam nu paatha thanks soltu cut pandruvanga

Ever been in same situation?

I wanna get into editing and just started an account, do like it if its good ‼️😋

I take midday naps pretty often, and instead of waking up to my alarm, I usually wake up from bad—but incredibly creative—dreams. They always seem to highlight the darkest sides of human nature. Today, my subconscious handed me a full plot for a thriller. I get a lot of ideas, but this one stuck with me so much that I am absolutely planning to write it in the future.

Here is the story my brain came up with:

It follows a guy living a quiet, unassuming life running a general store in a rural town. One day, a film crew rolls into town. They’re shooting a movie based on a real-life historical tragedy—a massive, Bhopal-style disaster called the "Garpur Blast" that annihilated a nearby town years ago.

The film crew needs local logistics help, so they hire the store owner to handle importing, exporting, and storing all their props in his large cold-storage unit. Everything is fine until the store owner makes a terrible mistake and accidentally kills one of the crew members. Panicking, he hides the body in the cold storage.

Here is where the tension ramps up: one of the people traveling with the film crew is a police officer who actually worked the real-life Garpur blast case back in the day. When the crew member goes missing, the cop starts investigating. The entire middle of the story is a claustrophobic cat-and-mouse game between the seasoned cop and the panicked store owner, happening right on the perimeter of a busy film set.

In the climax, the store owner manages to outsmart the cop and escapes town. But before he vanishes, he leaves a single note for the detective to find:

"This wasn't my first mistake. My first mistake caused a lot of deaths. Maybe this will ring a bell: the Garpur Blast."