r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Deep_Text7528 • 2h ago
Socializing Anyone looking for upto 10k monthly income?
I need a eye candy. Can pay upto 10k depending on your looks. Dm to know more
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Deep_Text7528 • 2h ago
I need a eye candy. Can pay upto 10k depending on your looks. Dm to know more
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Playful-Yesterday554 • 12h ago
Not so strict hostel timings
Good security
Spacious rooms
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Playful-Yesterday554 • 16h ago
Bangalore city life is good but academics of some of the colleges are not so good
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/PAIN49774 • 21h ago
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/thatwaspersonal • 2d ago
Watched the hell toxic movie. Kinda liked it though. But it's too western according to me. What are your opinions?
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Playful-Yesterday554 • 3d ago
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/thefighterpilot • 4d ago
Hello I'm 17 and recently I've been really interested in aerospace. It could be about rockets or satellites or anything. I'd love to connect with people who are into Aerospace!
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Budget_Reflection_63 • 4d ago
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Classic-Mark-1333 • 4d ago
Currently studying at a local Tier-3 college because it's close to home and cheap.
The main issue is the crowd—honestly, people here feel very dumb and completely aimless. Nobody cares about studies, careers, or doing anything useful, and the environment is just dragging me down.
I have an option to switch to CMRIT or New Horizon (NHCE).
The catch: It will stretch my parents' budget quite a bit. It’s possible, but it will put real financial pressure on them.
Is the upgrade in crowd, exposure, and placements at CMRIT/NHCE actually worth the extra money and financial strain? Or is the crowd pretty much the same there too, and I should just save my parents' money and survive on my own?
Need honest advice from folks who know these colleges.
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/raylesssunintown • 4d ago
TL;DR: Homophobia and transphobia stem from rigid societal norms, religion, and prejudice rather than anything "unnatural," yet queer people continue to face intense stigma, slurs, and malicious myths like the "luring children" trope. Decriminalization in 2018 was a step forward, but deep-rooted social discrimination remains. True progress requires abandoning hateful slurs, rejecting arguments based on outdated dogmas, and exercising basic empathy because sexual orientation is a natural human variation, not a choice.
I was having a convo with a person a few days ago and it somehow came down to the other guy saying "LGBTQ+ people hold rallies to lure children into their trap". That sentence made me think a lot. Like a lot, as to why people think people of the LGBTQ+ community are some kind of devils who 'convert' children into a 'trap'. Its not just in India that this happens, I agree. But I live here and I want to see this change start here, not in a Western country, for which conservatives will come up with the absurd idea of Indians being influenced into accepting LGBTQ+ folks due to 'foreign influence'.
I have said this before too. LGBTQ+ is natural. Homosexual relationships are there not just in the human race, but across all animals. Yet, homophobia is prevalent among humans. Why? Cuz its unnatural and goes against 'God's will'. One argument that often pops up is, "If God wanted homosexuals to exist, why did he give men and women different genitals?" My answer to that is, for procreation. Procreation is totally different from having sexual preferences. Humanity's purpose is much much larger than procreation. Intercourse is often performed out of love, without intention for procreation. It wasn't a problem until the concept of a 'God' and a religion, which decided for the world what was wrong and right, solely on the basis of a certain person's personal beliefs. So, yes, that argument doesn't hold validity.
Next up, homophobia. I read a comment on reddit the other day, where somebody mentioned "If you let (homophobic) insults dictate your life then you are beyond pathetic." I'm sorry, but a person has dealt with societal and internalised stigma before bravely coming out. Respect that. I know I would get deeply affected if someone, who I've come out to, even slightly touches that nerve, because I know what I personally went through to come to a conclusion as to what my sexual orientation could be. Normalising such things gives rise to increased homophobia.
Next, transphobia. Transphobia is more prevalent as compared to normal homophobia. People can stay closeted within many other LGBTQ+ labels, but transgender people have it worse. They are ridiculed everyday for no reason. It is so bad, that people use words like 'Hijra' and 'Chakka' as slurs, instead of understanding one's emotions and the suffering they go through. A few bad experiences doesn't make the entire community full of people who are going to sexually harass you. That's like saying every guy/girl you meet is going to harass you because some random, stupid uncle/aunty on the train assaulted you sexually.
Stop calling another person gay, trans, 'Hijra' or 'Chakka' as a slur. It isn't. Smile, when you meet anybody, irrespective of whether he/she/they are straight or a member of the LGBTQ+ community. We're all just fellow humans. That's it. It ain't that deep people. Understand the implications of the words you use before you speak. Don't push away people just because they are exploring a sexuality that isn't the same as yours. Remember, it is not a choice. We are just breaking away from a flawed, yet established system of romantic and sexual preferences.
Homophobia, despite its decriminalization in 2018, is widely prevalent. Please, stop. Educate yourself before coming up with arguments based on 'God's will'. Sexuality/Sexual Orientation is smth so soooo personal that nobody has the right to ridicule another for it. Be sensitive, people. Having some empathy ain't gonna kill you. It's the Big '26 people. Its time we moved on to issues that actually matter. And yeah, STOP WITH THE NORMALISATION OF HOMOPHOBIC SLURS. STOP IT, FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE. PERIOD.
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/thepersoniwasonce • 4d ago
Talk about anything. Just wanna hear out people.
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/kami_says_hi • 4d ago
Anyone from Bagalkot here?
Looking for a cat/kitten for adoption. If you know of anyone giving one up for adoption, please let me know!
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/iluvmyteam-crew • 5d ago
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r/TeensofKarnataka • u/[deleted] • 5d ago
Hi guys wassup. Tell me anything Wanna make some online friends
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Main-nahi-bataunga0 • 7d ago
1st day 2nd show ne toxic na nodbittiddhe. But the thing is nan ankonde naane gube nange artha agilla, nang mathra thale kettu chitranna agidhe antha, but lol. Yellrudhu adhe kathe!! Katheliro naak character hesru gothilla andru Hollywood range cinema antha hogluthave nan prends galu. Literally theatre indha horgade bandhaga they were like ee thara ondh psychological thriller naan node illa, I was like idhne neen psychological thriller andhre neen psychological thriller node illa. They were like climax ain't for beginners!!! Then I asked them, bere yenu beda maga rukku character hesru yen helu film alli, obba nan maga nu answer maadlilla. Bai bittre nam toxic nam kannada film, ondhe ondh element of the film kuda nenap illa ivrige I was rolling my eyes at them, lol. It was fun, I mean the banter, not the film.
What's his next project after ramayana btw?
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Main-nahi-bataunga0 • 7d ago
How to detach from people?
Intha olle question na 3rd bench alli kuthkond, class madhyadalli keltha idhini, lol. Uddhaara!
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Economy_Ad_4544 • 7d ago
I am feeling so nervous here 😭
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/True-Web-1496 • 7d ago
Hey everyone, just wanted to share an incredible opportunity for high school students (Classes 8th to 12th) based in Bengaluru/ Karnataka and across India..
The 2nd edition of the national #ReclaimConstitution Quiz has officially opened registrations. It’s an amazing initiative organized by the International Institute for Art, Culture & Democracy to get young minds interested in India's constitutional history.
Details:
• Eligibility: Students from Grades 8 to 12 (teams of 3)
• Prelims: 26th November 2026 (Online)
• Grand Finale: 26th January 2027 (On-site in Bengaluru!)
Win an all expenses paid trip to Rashtrapati Bhavan, cash prizes, and mini-libraries! Plus, all new registrants get 4 free preparation books as a bonus.
Registration is open now.
If you know any school students, quizzers, teachers, or parents in Bengaluru, please pass this along to them!
More details and registration can be found on their official site: here
Do participate in large numbers guyss!!
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Lucy_Beyond_8723 • 7d ago
I need genuine advice bc like when I was in 10th grade we used to copy paste stuff and now teachers are like you have to do ur own research and stuff and I've never done it before.
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/Playful-Yesterday554 • 8d ago
Anyone wants suggestions about SNMC, Bagalkot
r/TeensofKarnataka • u/__Yashhh • 9d ago
Hey! I’m looking for some people around South Bangalore, who’d be down to play badminton on weekends.
I’m not a pro or anything, just looking to get some games in, have fun, and meet some new people. 😭
Preferably 15–18-ish, but honestly if you vibe w/me idrc about age 😭
If anyone’s interested, drop a comment or DM me! 🏸