u/OriginalWalaAditya

We’re a marketing agency working with a food delivery brand and we’re looking for Indian Reddit users to create organic, discussion-style posts and comments across city and food communities.

What you’ll do

• Post 1–3 threads per day in relevant subreddits (city/food/lifestyle)
• Write natural questions, recommendations, or experiences (no spammy links)
• Engage in comments to keep the conversation going

Pay

• ₹150–₹250 per approved post (performance-based, recurring work available)

Eligibility

• India-based Reddit account

Minimum 1,000+ karma

Account age 3+ months

Active in Indian subreddits preferred

Good English/Hinglish writing

Important

• You must follow each subreddit’s rules and disclose affiliation where required
• No copy-paste or bot-like behavior

To apply, DM with:

1. Profile link
2. Karma breakdown (post/comment)
3. Subreddits you’re active in (India-specific)
4. 2 sample posts (links)

We’re onboarding ~50 contributors this week.

22M living in Delhi. Over the last 4 to 5 years I did not really take care of my skin. I never used sunscreen or followed any proper routine.

Now my skin has tanned quite a lot, especially on my face and hands. It feels dry most of the time and looks dull. My lips have also started getting dry more often.

I want to improve my skin, make it healthier, and if possible get closer to my earlier skin tone.

Can anyone suggest a simple routine and good products suitable for Indian men and Delhi weather?

Also I am thinking of trying a routine where I apply a different face pack each day for 7 days and repeat it for 3 to 4 months. For example day 1 multani mitti, day 2 something else and so on.

Can anyone suggest a safe and effective 7 day face pack routine for dry and tanned skin?

22M living in Delhi. Over the last 4 to 5 years I did not really take care of my skin. I never used sunscreen or followed any proper routine.

Now my skin has tanned quite a lot, especially on my face and hands. It feels dry most of the time and looks dull. My lips have also started getting dry more often.

I want to improve my skin, make it healthier, and if possible get closer to my earlier skin tone.

Can anyone suggest a simple routine and good products suitable for Indian men and Delhi weather?

Also I am thinking of trying a routine where I apply a different face pack each day for 7 days and repeat it for 3 to 4 months. For example day 1 multani mitti, day 2 something else and so on.

Can anyone suggest a safe and effective 7 day face pack routine for dry and tanned skin?

Hey everyone, I’ll be interviewing the Ambassador of the Philippines to India soon. I’ll be focusing on defence cooperation, Indo-Pacific strategy, China’s role in the region, and India-Philippines ties.

Will also talk on defence exports including BrahMos missiles.

If you’ve got any strong or relevant questions, drop them below. I’ll try to take the best ones into the interview.

Please keep the language civil. 🇮🇳🇵🇭

Hey everyone, I’ll be interviewing the Ambassador of the Philippines to India soon. I’ll be focusing on defence cooperation, Indo-Pacific strategy, China’s role in the region, and India-Philippines ties.

Will also talk on defence exports including BrahMos missiles.

If you’ve got any strong or relevant questions, drop them below. I’ll try to take the best ones into the interview.

Please keep the language civil. 🇮🇳🇵🇭

Hey everyone, I’ll be interviewing the Ambassador of the Philippines to India soon. I’ll be focusing on defence cooperation, Indo-Pacific strategy, China’s role in the region, and India-Philippines ties.

Will also talk on defence exports including BrahMos missiles.

If you’ve got any strong or relevant questions, drop them below. I’ll try to take the best ones into the interview.

Please keep the language civil. 🇮🇳🇵🇭

Hey everyone, I’ll be interviewing the Ambassador of the Philippines to India soon. I’ll be focusing on defence cooperation, Indo-Pacific strategy, China’s role in the region, and India-Philippines ties.

Will also talk on defence exports including BrahMos missiles.

If you’ve got any strong or relevant questions, drop them below. I’ll try to take the best ones into the interview.

Please keep the language civil. 🇮🇳🇵🇭

Hey everyone, I’ll be interviewing the Ambassador of the Philippines to India soon. I’ll be focusing on defence cooperation, Indo-Pacific strategy, China’s role in the region, and India-Philippines ties.

Will also talk on defence exports including BrahMos missiles.

If you’ve got any strong or relevant questions, drop them below. I’ll try to take the best ones into the interview.

Please keep the language civil. 🇮🇳🇵🇭

Hey everyone, I’ll be interviewing the Ambassador of the Philippines to India soon. I’ll be focusing on defence cooperation, Indo-Pacific strategy, China’s role in the region, and India-Philippines ties.

Will also talk on defence exports including BrahMos missiles.

If you’ve got any strong or relevant questions, drop them below. I’ll try to take the best ones into the interview.

Please keep the language civil. 🇮🇳🇵🇭

Hey everyone, I’ll be interviewing the Ambassador of the Philippines to India soon. I’ll be focusing on defence cooperation, Indo-Pacific strategy, China’s role in the region, and India-Philippines ties.

Will also talk on defence exports including BrahMos missiles.

If you’ve got any strong or relevant questions, drop them below. I’ll try to take the best ones into the interview.

Please keep the language civil. 🇮🇳🇵🇭

Hey everyone, I’m from India and I’ll be interviewing the Ambassador of the Philippines to India soon. I’m focusing specifically on defence, security, and geopolitical issues.

If you have any thoughtful or sharp questions you’d like me to ask him, drop them below. I’ll try to include the best ones in the interview. Please keep the language English and your tone formal & civil.

Warm regards to all my Filipino friends. 🇮🇳🇵🇭

Hey everyone, I’m from India and I’ll be interviewing the Ambassador of the Philippines to India soon. I’m focusing specifically on defence, security, and geopolitical issues.

If you have any thoughtful or sharp questions you’d like me to ask him, drop them below. I’ll try to include the best ones in the interview. Please keep the language English and your tone formal & civil.

Warm regards to all my Filipino friends.

Hey everyone, I’m from India and I’ll be interviewing the Ambassador of the Philippines to India soon. I’m focusing specifically on defence, security, and geopolitical issues.

If you have any thoughtful or sharp questions you’d like me to ask him, drop them below. I’ll try to include the best ones in the interview. Please keep the language English and your tone formal & civil.

Warm regards to all my Filipino friends.

Genuine question. Raat ko 2-3 baje jab neend nahi aa rahi hoti, tum log kya karte ho? Phone scroll ke alawa.

Kabhi kabhi lagta hai bahar nikal jaaun but Noida mein raat ko random ghoomna bhi thoda risky lagta hai. Cafes band, friends so rahe, aur khud bas ceiling dekh rahe.

Koi actual suggestions hai kya ya sab log bas reels dekhte hue so jaate hain?

P.S.: I actually wrote this for the Delhi sub-reddit, but I live close to Noida so I thought of asking you all.

So this happened yesterday and I’m still cringing thinking about it.

I (22M) was at this really crowded café, like proper chaos, people everywhere, long line, everyone irritated. I was just standing there waiting for my turn.

In front of me there was this girl arguing with the cashier about her order. Nothing serious, just one of those “you gave me the wrong thing” conversations. She looked a bit annoyed but not making a scene or anything.

Then suddenly this guy comes from behind, stands next to her and goes, “what’s the issue?” in that slightly possessive tone.

The whole vibe just changed in a second. Like you could tell she got uncomfortable.

And for some reason… my brain decided this is my moment.

I don’t know what I was thinking. Maybe trying to look cool, maybe just impulse. She glanced back for a second (probably not even at me specifically), and I stepped forward and said:

“Yeah, we’ve been waiting for a while.”

The moment I said we, I knew I messed up.

Like instantly.

The guy looks at me… then at her… then back at me.

And goes, “you’re with her?”

At this point I had a full chance to fix it. Just say no, walk away, normal life continues.

But no. For some reason I just nodded.

I genuinely don’t know why. Panic? Ego? Stupidity? All combined?

Now I’m standing there next to a complete stranger pretending I’m somehow involved.

The girl looked confused for like a second… then she just went along with it.

She goes, “yeah, we ordered earlier.”

And that’s when I realised I’m fully trapped.

The guy’s tone changes immediately. Not shouting, but you could feel it getting tense.

He steps closer and goes, “since when?”

BRO WHAT DO I EVEN SAY TO THAT???

I met her like 10–15 seconds ago.

Before I could even process anything, the girl suddenly grabs my arm. Like properly. And says, “can we just get our order and leave?”

Now I’m just standing there, frozen. The cashier is confused, people around are watching, and this guy is clearly not happy.

There was this awkward silence for a few seconds that felt way longer than it actually was.

Then he just scoffs and walks away.

We got the order and moved aside, and the moment we were out of that situation she immediately let go of my arm and just goes, “sorry, I panicked.”

I said “same” because honestly what else do you even say after that.

We stood there for a bit, both awkward, then she kind of laughed and said something like, “we actually had a fight like two weeks ago… I didn’t think he’d show up here.”

That’s when it hit me that I had just inserted myself into something I had absolutely no business being part of.

We didn’t talk much after that. Just a quick awkward exchange and then we both went in completely opposite directions.

I don’t even know her name.

But yeah, for about 30 seconds, I was apparently someone’s boyfriend.

And almost got into a fight because I wanted to look cool for no reason.

TL;DR: Tried to act cool and said “we” instead of “she,” ended up pretending to be a stranger’s boyfriend in front of her actual boyfriend, and almost got into a fight over it.

So this happened yesterday and I still feel secondhand embarrassment thinking about it.

I (22M) was at a crowded café, waiting in line. Place was packed, people standing everywhere, typical chaos.

In front of me there was this pretty girl arguing with the cashier about some order mix-up. Nothing serious, just slightly tense.

Out of nowhere, the guy behind her walks up, stands next to her and in a very casual but possessive tone goes, “what’s the issue?”

The vibe immediately changed. You could tell she was uncomfortable.

For some reason, my brain decided this was my moment to look cool in front of that pretty girl.

She looked back at me for like half a second, probably just randomly, and I don’t know why but I stepped forward and said:

“Yeah, we’ve been waiting for a while.”

WE.

Not “she”. Not “this girl”.

WE. (I don't know how I got the confidence)

The guy looks at me.

Then looks at her.

Then back at me.

And goes, “you’re with her?”

At this point I should’ve corrected it. End of story.

But no.

For some reason I just nodded.

I don’t know why. Survival instinct? Hero complex? Pure stupidity? All three?

Now I’m standing there next to a complete stranger pretending to be involved in her situation.

The girl looks confused for a second… then just goes along with it.

She says, “yeah, we ordered earlier.”

Now I’m DEEP in this.

The guy’s expression changes completely. He goes from casual to slightly aggressive.

He steps closer and goes, “since when?”

BRO???

Since when???

I literally met her 12 seconds ago.

Before I can say anything, the girl suddenly grabs my arm.

Like fully commits.

And says, “can we just get our order and leave?”

Now the entire café is watching.

Cashier is confused.

I’m confused.

The guy is definitely not happy.

There’s like 5 seconds of silence that felt like 5 business days.

Then the guy just scoffs and walks away.

We collect the order, step aside, and the moment we’re out of that situation she immediately lets go and goes:

“Sorry, I panicked.”

I just stood there like an NPC and said, “same.”

We both kind of awkwardly laughed and then went in completely opposite directions like nothing ever happened.

I don’t even know her name.

But for about 30 seconds, I was apparently in a relationship.

And I almost got into a fight over it.

TL;DR: Tried to help a stranger at a café, accidentally said “we” instead of “she”, ended up pretending to be her boyfriend in front of another guy, and almost got into a fight.

So this happened yesterday and I still feel secondhand embarrassment thinking about it.

I (22M) was at a crowded café, waiting in line. Place was packed, people standing everywhere, typical chaos.

In front of me there was this pretty girl arguing with the cashier about some order mix-up. Nothing serious, just slightly tense.

Out of nowhere, the guy behind her walks up, stands next to her and in a very casual but possessive tone goes, “what’s the issue?”

The vibe immediately changed. You could tell she was uncomfortable.

For some reason, my brain decided this was my moment to look cool in front of that pretty girl.

She looked back at me for like half a second, probably just randomly, and I don’t know why but I stepped forward and said:

“Yeah, we’ve been waiting for a while.”

WE.

Not “she”. Not “this girl”.

WE. (I don't know how I got the confidence)

The guy looks at me.

Then looks at her.

Then back at me.

And goes, “you’re with her?”

At this point I should’ve corrected it. End of story.

But no.

For some reason I just nodded.

I don’t know why. Survival instinct? Hero complex? Pure stupidity? All three?

Now I’m standing there next to a complete stranger pretending to be involved in her situation.

The girl looks confused for a second… then just goes along with it.

She says, “yeah, we ordered earlier.”

Now I’m DEEP in this.

The guy’s expression changes completely. He goes from casual to slightly aggressive.

He steps closer and goes, “since when?”

BRO???

Since when???

I literally met her 12 seconds ago.

Before I can say anything, the girl suddenly grabs my arm.

Like fully commits.

And says, “can we just get our order and leave?”

Now the entire café is watching.

Cashier is confused.

I’m confused.

The guy is definitely not happy.

There’s like 5 seconds of silence that felt like 5 business days.

Then the guy just scoffs and walks away.

We collect the order, step aside, and the moment we’re out of that situation she immediately lets go and goes:

“Sorry, I panicked.”

I just stood there like an NPC and said, “same.”

We both kind of awkwardly laughed and then went in completely opposite directions like nothing ever happened.

I don’t even know her name.

But for about 30 seconds, I was apparently in a relationship.

And I almost got into a fight over it.

TL;DR: Tried to help a stranger at a café, accidentally said “we” instead of “she”, ended up pretending to be her boyfriend in front of another guy, and almost got into a fight.

I’m 22M from India.

I didn’t grow up in a typical family setup. For most of my childhood, I lived with my nani (maternal grandmother) and my four masis (my mother’s sisters).

So essentially, I was raised by five women.

My parents were away for work, and that house became my entire world.

We weren’t very well off, but I was the most pampered kid there. They would bring me small things, take care of me in ways I didn’t understand back then, and somehow make everything feel enough.

But more than that, I grew up around the way they lived.

I saw quiet strength. I saw patience. I saw how much they gave without expecting anything back.

A lot of what I understand today about respect, empathy, and how to treat people didn’t come from advice.

It came from growing up around them.

All of them are married now, and most of them became teachers.

In a way, they never stopped being mine.

I didn’t realize it then, but I do now — being raised by them shaped me in ways I’m still understanding.

I’m 22M from India.

I didn’t grow up in a typical family setup. For most of my childhood, I lived with my nani (maternal grandmother) and my four masis (my mother’s sisters).

So essentially, I was raised by five women.

My parents were away for work, and that house became my entire world.

We weren’t very well off, but I was the most pampered kid there. They would bring me small things, take care of me in ways I didn’t understand back then, and somehow make everything feel enough.

But more than that, I grew up around the way they lived.

I saw quiet strength. I saw patience. I saw how much they gave without expecting anything back.

A lot of what I understand today about respect, empathy, and how to treat people didn’t come from advice.

It came from growing up around them.

All of them are married now, and most of them became teachers.

In a way, they never stopped being mine.

I didn’t realize it then, but I do now — being raised by them shaped me in ways I’m still understanding.