r/AskIndianMen • • 4h ago

Answers from All Men who are married or have gf, have u witnessed changes which benefit u?

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Women who call themselves modern and progressive how was your experience with them?

How's your experience in real life? Have u met women who call themselves feminists, preach about equality and don't expect you to pull most of the financial load and think it's not a gender-based role?

If your partner told you they hate gender roles.. Have u ever realised they are practising gender based roles for their own benefit?

During your dates or honeymoon, did they contribute enough?

Do they celebrate your birthday as you celebrate her birthday?

Do they make you feel special?

Do they give you expensive gifts when they expect you to give expensive gifts?


r/AskIndianMen • • 17h ago

Answers from All Are Indian guys ready to face this brutal reality?

184 Upvotes

Today, women are getting more rights and freedom which is absolutely good due to which they're getting more selective and hypergamous with lesser restrictions, they'll choose the best out of all and also social media provides that access.

Most women rate 80% or majority of men unattractive, they would always date that attractive chad guy. Meanwhile average guys would struggle and below average would not even get to experience anything.

Arranged marriage will no longer be a good solution because of the laws of the country as well as most women enjoying in their youth and settling with average and below average guys using them as ATM.

Are Indian guys ready to face this?


r/AskIndianMen • • 19h ago

Answers from All Soft men, should I become one ? Or just avoid it and become rough and tough?

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Do you like them? Attracted towards them?? As most men say that women hate soft men and they don't want it and from my experience is somewhat true. I have never met a woman who likes soft men(they all say they like it though 😂,a lie)

Guys too you can tell us about your experience so that we can burst that myth in the men community


r/AskIndianMen • • 1h ago

Answers from All Ive never met a bad indian person irl. So why do indian men sexually harass me online?

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Hi there, caucasin woman here, i pretty regularly get unsolicted dms from indian men or men from the indian sub continent. I answer dms because sometimes i wonder if someone needs something. But whenever i answer a lot of the time its an unsolicited pic from indian men. Usually of their dick. Whyyy? Indain people are so lovely in persob


r/AskIndianMen • • 16h ago

Answers from Men Only How was the first experience losing your virginity?

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To all men who are not virgins here, how was the first time losing your virginity to someone, whether it be your ex gf, wife, hookup partner or friend? Did you feel horny, excited, happy or scared? Let me know in the comments.

PS: I am 29 M and am not a virgin. My first experience was in Chennai 2 years back when I called my friend I met on an app over to my house and one thing led to another and we slowly made love. I was excited of course. Post that, I have had at least 2-3 more experiences in different cities. How about you all?

PS: Please be respectful nothing disrespectful or mean please


r/AskIndianMen • • 5h ago

Answers from All Men who were in 2+ year relationships: what red flags made you realise she wasn't marriage material?

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Hi everyone,

I'm looking for honest perspectives from men who've been in long-term relationships (2+ years) and later realised the person wasn't right for marriage.

I'm not asking about early-dating red flags or short-term incompatibility. I mean the patterns that only become visible after you've spent significant time together: how she handled conflict, money, family, or life decisions over time.

A few things I'm curious about:

1) What was the moment or pattern that made you think "this won't work long-term"?

2) Were there choices or values that looked fine early on but became dealbreakers with time?

3) Looking back, what did you ignore that you wish you hadn't?

4) Was it something she did, or a fundamental mismatch in what you both wanted?

I'd also love to hear from those who stayed and made it work, especially what you saw that told you it was worth it. Contrast helps.

Please keep it constructive. I'm trying to learn what to look for, not to bash anyone.

Thanks in advance.

Note: I used AI to help polish the language of this post, but the question and context are my own.


r/AskIndianMen • • 3h ago

Unearthly Question Posting on behalf of my female friend - Can we stop this?

36 Upvotes

This ultimate simping is very prevalent on Indian forums.

I have seen it on Reddit, Facebook etc where poster will post on behalf of their "female friend".

Maybe the female friend is busy with her outings and dates, she does not have time for loser stuffs like posting online ads for rental etc.

She can post herself. If she doesnt have an account (obviously she doesnt, women are not losers to be on Reddit), she can ask another female friend to post.

Why are you posting it, fellow man?


r/AskIndianMen • • 19h ago

Answers from Men Only Genuine question?

8 Upvotes

What are some of the red flags in women one should look out ?


r/AskIndianMen • • 4h ago

Answers from All Is it normal that a women keeps threatening you in anger and stress that she wants to end the relationship/ future marriage and eventually not marry?

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Whenever she is in stress she keeps saying that our marriage won’t be possible and this threatens me and my mind feels ill

We had a movie plan 2 days ago but we eventually went and last moment she said that she wanted to cancel.

1 day ago she told me that our marriage won’t be possible and she just does this in stress or anger

Is it a good decision to marry a women like this?


r/AskIndianMen • • 16h ago

Salty Sometimes it's hard to understand girls?

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Like in my class 12, there's a girl who's good at studies and sits at front row in class so one day I went outside in breakup and when I came to class, i found that my bag has full of pen scratches like a someone used their pen to draw lines on my bag.

So i didn't know who did that and asked my male friends and they've no idea and then the girl and her female friend came and said (the friend of the girl) she did that and sorry for that. I was like okay I can't say anything/do anything because they are girls (i also never had much female interaction and don't know how to react with girls so I didn't say anything) and the female friend of the girl said you're so good and the next day the girl and her friend came and sit infront of my bench and that girl turned back and leaned her head very close to me like in a romantic mood/ to show interest in me.

I was like wth she's doing (her friend just seeing this scene) and i immediately got anxious and can't even move so she again leaned so close to my head with her head and i immediately got up and went to front row in my male friends group and sat there. And she understood I'm not interested in relationships so after few days I saw she got into relationship with back bencher(who's a rowdy) and that's it I don't know what happened to their relationship nor About anything related to them.

About my bag, that night I rubbed with baking soda/powder + water by seeing YouTube tutorials and after hours of rubbing i cleaned all.

Wth she was doing.


r/AskIndianMen • • 14h ago

Answers from All Is this true?

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I met an Indian man that pursued me and showed interest in a relationship. Then he talked about debt and how debt recovery is bad in India before asking me for money.

He described threatening calls, visits to his home, calls to his mother, harassing his family and possibly going to jail. My question is for those in India, is debt recovery actually like this, if so what kind of people might this person owe money to?


r/AskIndianMen • • 12h ago

Serious An advice from a drunk man. Care to read it?

89 Upvotes

So guys I am drunk writing this. Hope its Saturday already.

I am an Indian man. Yes I am a man. Whoo hoo. I like it. Because I have been in a lot of relationships. 😍

But you got to learn how to be a man. Let me teach you something.

First, always pay for dates. Why do you keep paying half half? Girls love a man. Who is responsible. Who is strong.

Strong se yaad aaya, second, be strong. Ye kya gym me you guys keep doing bodybuilding? Bhupp.. do powerlifting guys..tell me your bench, squat and deadlift. Egg ke jaise bicep is easy.

Third, respect her but respect yourself way more. Remember guyss, we are the prize. We. Not them, we!

Aur last me, enjoy karo bas. Its not easy. But its easier than being a woman. Their life is tougher than ours. So respect them. Dont make it hard for them. They have already seen 20 creeps by the time they turn 20. Don't be in that list.

I love you all. Muaah.


r/AskIndianMen • • 14h ago

Answers from All Is this normal during your first intimate experience? NSFW

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Is this normal during your first intimate experience? (19M)

Hey everyone, I'm 19M, and I had my first intimate experience with my partner yesterday

We used protection, took things slowly, communicated properly, and made sure we were both comfortable. However, when we tried to have sex, we couldn't go through with penetration.

I was fully aroused, and my partner seemed comfortable and naturally lubricated, but it felt like there was too much resistance, and I couldn't manage to enter. We tried taking things slowly, but it just wasn't happening, so we didn't force it.

I'm wondering whether not using additional lubricant could have been the reason, or whether this is something that can happen during a first experience. I had assumed things would be relatively straightforward if both partners were comfortable and aroused, but apparently that's not always the case.

For women who've experienced something similar, is this normal? Is there anything we might have overlooked or should do differently next time?

I'm genuinely looking for advice and would appreciate serious answers. Thanks!


r/AskIndianMen • • 2h ago

Answers from All what is the dumbest yet cutest thing your girlfriend or female friend has ever done or said to you?

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r/AskIndianMen • • 19h ago

Answers from All Men, what’s a gift you’d absolutely love receiving but would never buy yourself?

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We’re in an LDR, and he’s visiting India for Diwali! His birthday is in December, so I’m planning a little pre-birthday celebration. 💗
We already have a staycation and cake planned, but I need gift ideas!
Things I can’t get:
Perfume – Gifted him his favourite last year.
Shoes – Just ordered him a pair he wanted.
Watches – He’s picky and recently bought one.
Sunglasses – We already have matching ones.
Wallets/clothes – Too generic.
Running gear – He’s a runner, but I don’t want anything technical.
Budget: ₹15k–35k ish .
I want something cute, silly, thoughtful, and a little indulgent. Open to multiple gifts instead of one big one!


r/AskIndianMen • • 23h ago

Answers from All Can I get a Referral @Apple?

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r/AskIndianMen • • 18h ago

Answers from All Looking for advice from mature Indian men who can offer an honest perspective ?

6 Upvotes

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for some genuine advice from mature Indian men who have experience with life, relationships, family expectations, and the realities of growing up in Indian society.

There’s something on my mind that I’ve been struggling to figure out, and I’d really appreciate hearing perspectives from people who are older and have more life experience.

I’m not looking for judgment, lectures, or generic motivational advice. I’d just like to have an honest conversation with someone who can understand the situation, look at it from a different perspective, and tell me what they genuinely think.

If you’re willing to listen and share your thoughts, please comment or DM me. I’d really appreciate it.


r/AskIndianMen • • 15h ago

Answers from All How to stop making expectations form someone 🥀??

7 Upvotes

Fed up with the expectations which I develop involuntarily and feel hurt when someone doesn't meet them.

So how to come out of this???


r/AskIndianMen • • 16h ago

Answers from All Are handsome men part of male loneliness epidemic?

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r/AskIndianMen • • 17h ago

Answers from All How does life feel after accepting you'll be single forever?

10 Upvotes

Realised it lately but correctly that as a short ugly guy I'll never get love, and real not gold digger or settlement, but whatever that true love or desire people say so now going to live with that, it feels bad, hollow and depressing initially but will get better ig...


r/AskIndianMen • • 20h ago

Career/Education advice or query Why Indian society pressurized children for Job, Rather than innovative Start-up or Business?

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r/AskIndianMen • • 20h ago

Answers from Men Only So am I cooked in arranged marriage ?

18 Upvotes

I am a qualified lawyer. Working in the compliance department of a major NBFC. Passed cs inter and now preparing for CS finals.

Age: 26

Salary : 8LPA.

My parents have started searching for girls. I have been rejected by 1 family till now due to my salary.

I was in a relationship was 3 years. She cheated on me with her colleague. They are engaged now.

Now exploring the AM route.

So what now ? Should I prepare for a lone life ? I don't think it is going to get any better..


r/AskIndianMen • • 23h ago

Answers from All are there genuinely 100% Cotton male fashion brands (Skin allergy / No budget limit)?

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I recently saw a doctor for a severe skin allergy, and I've been strictly advised to wear only 100% genuine cotton to prevent flare-ups.Synthetic blends trap sweat and irritate my skin immediately.I am looking for recommendations for men's polo tshirt and shirts


r/AskIndianMen • • 2h ago

Answers from All lets talk about what did life do to unfair you?

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My life is total mess like i dont wanna talk about it it too unfair to me in young age i got parkinson thats make me feel like i cant do anything like normal people do, i am just watching enjoy people do fun, they have job, they have girlfried and my site full of lonelyness nothing going well even a single thing not working me, come and go visit to doc and med also runing out of money feel like i dont have purpose to live how much i try to find job not working, forgetting thing because of brain fog.


r/AskIndianMen • • 57m ago

Answers from Men Only How are you relaxing?

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In college times it was fun to get drunk and let it go. But it no longer is, now that I am in 30s. I don’t smoke anything and I am fully opposed to recreational drügs. So in this situation which is the next best way to relax and ‘let it go’?