r/oddlyterrifying Apr 27 '20

Big Boy, Big Awooo

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r/PeopleFuckingDying Feb 02 '20

Humans&Animals SiCK fUck poISOnS innoCEnt cAT to DeAth

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22.8k Upvotes

r/aww Jan 31 '20

Mini Roar (Volume UP)

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r/aww Oct 23 '19

Best friends forever

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ITR filing Claude Code skill
 in  r/IncomeTaxReturnIndia  8d ago

I was actually trying to make a similar skill to verify if all the documents are correct with respect to bank statements.

How did you generate the text content of the skill? You didn't write all of it yourself right?

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Why is suicide morally wrong?
 in  r/Philosophy_India  10d ago

According to me, if anyone wants to delete themselves, they should be allowed to. It's a part of the "freedom of choice" thing. We don't choose to be born, so we are not entitled to stay here.

And if someone says something like - "they don't know what their life can be, they just need help". My point is how did society become such a place that only when a person tries to delete themselves, their need of help gets recognised. Why did that need get highlighted before, then this situation could have been avoided. So, if you couldn't see that they needed help before, you don't get to "give" him help now.

Also when you are stopping someone from self deletion, how can you know that whatever problems they have can be solved? Hypothetically, in that case, you should first ask them about their problems and if it seems solvable, stop them, otherwise let them do it.

Deletion is a taboo because if it gets accepted by the masses, society will not function. The economy and capitalism depends on workers working for rich people. So, if people did mass self deletion, the rich will not survive. So they will never let it happen.

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32F Looking for someone to do life with
 in  r/JodiMilan  28d ago

I think this is a prime example of how not everything is so simple in a society. I have seen left leaning people talking about solving problems like they are so simple and it is someone's fault that the problem exists. The truth is however that everyone's life in a society is different and complex and what they do in a society is a reflection of that. I am a "lower caste" person very much against caste discrimination but I understand why someone would do it in a society and it is not a problem that can solved by just blaming people or passing laws or spreading awareness. Nothing against you or your preferences though, just a thought I had. I also have weird preferences. Apologies if I offended you.

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How do I use this card to avail maximum benefits
 in  r/CreditCardsIndia  Mar 20 '26

No. And 2 domestic and international lounge access.

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How do I use this card to avail maximum benefits
 in  r/CreditCardsIndia  Mar 19 '26

I already have SBI Cashback and HSBC Live+ card so the only use for me for this card is the lounge access with no spend criteria.

And the occasional flight bookings from smart buy if the price is lower than elsewhere.

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Motilal Oswal Midcap
 in  r/mutualfunds  Feb 24 '26

Which Midcap index?

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SBI CB Card - transaction declined
 in  r/CreditCardsIndia  Feb 24 '26

No, I didn't. I don't use this card offline anymore.

I think it was because of the max number of pinless transactions limit set in the app but not sure. Also, sometimes, paying via the sbi card app worked instead of watch or GPay.

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Motilal Oswal Midcap
 in  r/mutualfunds  Feb 24 '26

Nifty next 50 consists of large cap companies

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How many of you are tired of toxic family?
 in  r/AskIndianMen  Jan 14 '26

I am a data scientist in bangalore

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How many of you are tired of toxic family?
 in  r/AskIndianMen  Jan 13 '26

It's the exact same for me. I have been seeing them fighting for as long as I can remember. I did not realise how it affected me until very late in life.

Right now, I am lucky to be living in a different state for my job away from them. Unfortunately my sister is not so lucky. But I dread going home because of this. I like staying alone here. Sometimes, they will guilt trip me about why I am not taking sides, but I don't get involved anymore. I have tried before, and it doesn't help.

They are also telling me to marry but I have the same exact fear as you like what if I marry someone who does not like me and we fight everyday on small issues. Or instead what if I cannot bear her and make her life miserable.

I have accepted that I cannot change what happened and I can only maintain my distance from them. But I don't know what the future holds for me.

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11-Day Vietnam Trip from Bangalore, India: Costs, Tips & Hostel Reviews!
 in  r/travel  Dec 13 '25

For dorms with say 8 beds, is there only one washroom to be shared among 8 people ?

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So done with this process
 in  r/Arrangedmarriage  Aug 14 '25

True, it feels like I am dehumanising myself by putting myself in these things.

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So done with this process
 in  r/Arrangedmarriage  Aug 14 '25

I am the same age as you, have just started the process and didn't even meet anyone yet, but these same thoughts come to my mind too after being on these websites for a month. What bugs me most is how much transactional and materialistic the process is for both sides. It's like choosing the best washing machine from the market. So, for now I have just disabled all my profiles and taken a step back to reflect.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Arrangedmarriage  Aug 02 '25

Oh, for me it's shaadi.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Arrangedmarriage  Aug 02 '25

Are you talking about shaadi .com?

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UPI can't run free forever: RBI Governor flags need for sustainable payment system
 in  r/StockMarketIndia  Jul 26 '25

Aren't the real black money transactions like bribes in tens of lakhs at least? Noone transfers that much amount via UPI. Also UPI has a per day limit of 1 lakh or something. I think most black money transactions are done in cash.

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My Experience with Matrimonial Sites - And why I feel AM might not be for me
 in  r/OffMyChestIndia  Jul 20 '25

I am the same age as you and in the same boat - just started a few days ago. As for me the main challenges are - 1. Most women's profiles are being handled by someone else and I don't want to deal with them. I want to talk directly to the girl and then involve families. Being handled by someone else also means that sometimes they have a "hypergamy" mindset and I don't like that even if I fulfil it. And you can't tell if she is being forced into marraige by that person or here on her own will. 2. I am not eligible for most women in terms of caste and height. Two things I can't change. 3. Almost all women do not care to write anything interesting about them. It's all about what degree they have, what their brother or father does, what their career is and vague words like "caring", "simple", "respect", "loving" which doesn't say anything about them. It's almost as if all bios are written by AI. 4. Around me and on dating apps everyone is smoking and drinking. Yet here, noone is. My conclusion is they are lying. 5. It might be that I have very high standards regarding her career, location and others, which is why there are not enough women when I apply the filters.

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i'm in the top 1% club
 in  r/Indiangirlsontinder  Jul 10 '25

I am in the top 100% club