These are the international interactions I had today. Do you feel they are cool too?
So today I went to the Central cosmopolitan areas of our city Bangalore in India again but I will share the best interactions I had today. So in Starbucks of Trinity Circle area of our city, i initiated conversation with these 2 women from Germany. We had a pretty long interaction and a very balanced interactions. They are tourists tho but still whats cool was that both the women were engaging here instead of just one and we talked about multiple topics like Bangalore, weather, my MBA, their work, even they asked about Bengal after I mentioned being from there, also we laughed about the traffic and one of them laughed saying how scary the Bangalore traffic is haha. They also asked me what do I like the most about Bangalore and I said the weather. We exchanged names. They were gorgeous tho and in their 20s as well and I am 25. I ended the interaction eventually even though I was enjoying it as I eventually ran out of topics haha.
Then in Lavonne Cafe of St Marks Road, this time I talked with man from Switzerland. Yeah we sat at table close to each other and I initiated it as I love cross-cultural interactions. He is in Bangalore for a 1 week conference in Law. He also engaged asked me questions, congratulated me about my MBA, asked me to recommend him where to visit in Bangalore as he just came yesterday night. He also said a lot about his city Zurich and also the other city Bonn(correct me if I spelled it wrong). He said how Switzerland is a relatively small country and population is a lot lower than India. Overall one of the best cross-cultural interaction. Even while leaving the Cafe, he said me "All the Best" and I also said him yeah man have a good day.
Then in Isobel Cafe of Lavelle Road, I had a very unexpected interaction. I approached 2 expat women who said they were from Holland. One of them was a white woman and another was a black woman. We 3 talked and when I explained i am just saying Hi to new people and trying to socialize, the white woman said "I really appreciate that you are trying to socialize with new people". Then we both had some talks, exchanged names and many more. Eventually their order came and they preferred sitting at the outdoor seating area of the Cafe so the interaction was brief with both saying it was nice to meet you and I said the same but yeah it was still cool. But one thing which surprised me was that I honestly didn't expect to meet a black person from the Netherlands. Yeah as someone who grew up in India, I just didn't know how diverse Netherlands is so yeah that felt really cool. I am learning so many new things in these cross cultural interactions. Both were beautiful women but the white woman was taller than me for real haha(yeah I am 176-177 cm maybe even 178 cm which is a good height in India for men).
Then in Lavonne Cafe of St Marks Road, this time I talked with man from Switzerland. Yeah we sat at table close to each other and I initiated it as I love cross-cultural interactions. He is in Bangalore for a 1 week conference in Law. He also engaged asked me questions, congratulated me about my MBA, asked me to recommend him where to visit in Bangalore as he just came yesterday night. He also said a lot about his city Zurich and also the other city Bonn(correct me if I spelled it wrong). He said how Switzerland is a relatively small country and population is a lot lower than India. Overall one of the best cross-cultural interaction. Even while leaving the Cafe, he said me "All the Best" and I also said him yeah man have a good day.
Then in Isobel Cafe of Lavelle Road, I had a very unexpected interaction. I approached 2 expat women who said they were from Holland. One of them was a white woman and another was a black woman. We 3 talked and when I explained i am just saying Hi to new people and trying to socialize, the white woman said "I really appreciate that you are trying to socialize with new people". Then we both had some talks, exchanged names and many more. Eventually their order came and they preferred sitting at the outdoor seating area of the Cafe so the interaction was brief with both saying it was nice to meet you and I said the same but yeah it was still cool. But one thing which surprised me was that I honestly didn't expect to meet a black person from the Netherlands. Yeah as someone who grew up in India, I just didn't know how diverse Netherlands is so yeah that felt really cool. I am learning so many new things in these cross cultural interactions. Both were beautiful women but the white woman was taller than me for real haha(yeah I am 176-177 cm maybe even 178 cm which is a good height in India for men).
22-25, M