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I’m planning a trip to Georgia (the country 🇬🇪) this August and looking for 3–4 like-minded people who are genuinely interested in exploring, not just “talking about it.”

This isn’t a last-minute, chaotic trip — I want people who are serious about planning, budgeting, and making the most of the experience.

Why Reddit? I’d love to travel with new people outside my usual circle.

Plan:• Connect here first• Meet a couple of times in Bangalore• If vibes match and everyone’s comfortable, we lock the plan

Ideal group: 3–4 people who enjoy travel, are responsible, and excited to explore together.

If this sounds like your kind of trip, drop a comment or DM with a bit about yourself and your travel style.

Let’s make this a solid trip, not just another plan that never happens.

Dating apps don’t seem to work for me, so I’d rather meet someone naturally offline. But as a woman, I don’t really want to directly approach or ask a guy out in a way that feels too obvious.

I’m not shy—I just don’t want to come across as desperate or like I’m forcing something. People always say “drop hints,” but what does that actually mean in real life?

What are subtle, confident ways women can show interest or make a move without overdoing it? Would love to hear what’s worked for you.