They had already shared their deepest fears over vulnerable conversations and Bumble’s Video Chat feature that also entailed room tours. Rishabh describes both of them as “hopeless romantics”. What he didn’t expect was my boldness or rather craziness to reply in the affirmative.” “After a very intimate conversation where we both shared personal things which made us vulnerable, he confessed his love in an honest but shy way. “On the second date, we spent a really long time just talking our hearts out,” Ishita told Grazia.
However, it was the second date when things concretised in the best ways possible. When she came across Rishabh’s profile, she was instantly enamoured by his idea of the first date: Homemade mutton curry with wine. “My grandmother was vulnerable to the virus, and she took really good care of her.”įor Ishita, though, it was simply the fact that women are empowered to make the first move after a match that was interesting enough for her to join Bumble. “I discovered how caring and responsible she can be,” said Vinay, describing the experience. And yet, despite the initial trepidation that Vinay felt when the cousin changed his status, he credits Aradhana for putting him “at ease”.Īfter many comforting dates over endless conversations, they finally decided to move in together. Women make the first move on the app and so naturally, Aradhana had first texted Vinay, simply because his was the first profile she’d come across where he mentioned that he was looking to get married. “I wasn't ready to take the plunge, long-term commitment frightened me,” he confessed.
But when Vinay’s teenage cousin changed the dating intention in his Bumble profile to ‘Marriage’, Vinay was hardly prepared for it. Often, cousins fidgeting with your gadgets can only mean trouble: Misplaced calls, embarrassing texts, lost contacts, and mysterious apps on the home screen. From socially distanced date walks to bonding over food to sealing it all with a good old kiss on the terrace these stories are at the intersection of fate, emotional compatibility, and hope
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