Cards against humanity - Indian edition
Coming back from a small meetup we had, I realised that we needed activities to engage us more. My first thought was cards against humanity. But, a lot of the content from the original game was not relatable for us as Indian millennials, so I generated some of mine.
Black cards
Dating Apps
- My Hinge profile would be perfect if it weren’t for ______.
- I knew it was over when they admitted to ______.
- Our first date ended with ______.
- The biggest red flag I ignored was ______.
- I matched with them because of ______.
- One tequila later, I confessed my feelings and also ______.
- The reason I deleted Bumble was ______.
- Nothing kills attraction faster than ______.
- The worst Hinge prompt I’ve ever seen was basically ______.
- They unmatched me immediately after I mentioned ______.
Situationships
- Our situationship ended exactly the way it started: with ______.
- We never made it official because of ______.
- Apparently, “I’m not ready for commitment” actually means ______.
- The only thing keeping us together is ______.
- We both knew this wasn’t love. It was ______.
- The group chat predicted our breakup after seeing ______.
- Every situationship eventually leads to ______.
- We said “let’s see where this goes,” and it went straight to ______.
- Our communication style can best be described as ______.
- Six months later, we’re still arguing about ______.
Toxic Relationships
- Couples therapy couldn’t fix ______.
- The relationship died, but ______ somehow survived.
- The fight started over something stupid and escalated into ______.
- I stayed far longer than I should have because of ______.
- We broke up, but somehow we’re still sharing ______.
- Their apology consisted entirely of ______.
- The breakup became official after ______.
- The only thing more toxic than my ex was ______.
- Looking back, ______ should have been a deal-breaker.
- We got back together because of ______.
Indian Parents
- My parents would tolerate anything except ______.
- Mom thinks relationships fail because of ______.
- Dad’s dating advice somehow involved ______.
- The arranged marriage candidate immediately brought up ______.
- My mother blamed our breakup on ______.
- Every auntie eventually asks about ______.
- The family WhatsApp group wasn’t ready for ______.
- My parents’ idea of romance involves ______.
- Nothing ruins a family dinner like ______.
- I knew the relationship was serious when my parents discovered ______.
Weddings
- Indian weddings would be so much better without ______.
- The bride and groom were happy until ______ happened.
- During the sangeet, someone brought up ______.
- Every wedding eventually becomes about ______.
- The open bar led directly to ______.
- No amount of choreography could prepare us for ______.
- The real reason Indian weddings cost so much is ______.
- Someone cried during the vows because of ______.
- The reception was unforgettable thanks to ______.
- The family drama peaked with ______.
Sex & Bad Decisions
- Things got weird after ______.
- Foreplay is overrated compared to ______.
- Nothing ruins the mood faster than ______.
- Our safe word should have been ______.
- It seemed romantic until ______ happened.
- One thing nobody talks about in relationships is ______.
- The bedroom experience can best be described as ______.
- The post-nut clarity revealed ______.
- We should’ve stopped when ______ happened.
- Even the condom couldn’t protect us from ______.
Therapy Culture
- According to Instagram therapy pages, my problem is ______.
- My therapist deserves extra money for dealing with ______.
- Healing really began when I accepted ______.
- My attachment style was ruined by ______.
- Apparently, my childhood trauma manifests as ______.
- Every therapy session somehow comes back to ______.
- Self-care these days mostly means ______.
- My therapist visibly sighed after hearing about ______.
- Recovery was going great until ______.
- “Have you tried journaling about ______?” asked my therapist.
Corporate Romance
- Corporate couples are held together by ______.
- HR got involved after ______.
- The office romance ended because of ______.
- The annual appraisal was less painful than ______.
- Nothing says love like ______.
- Team building activities inevitably lead to ______.
- My manager accidentally discovered ______.
- The company offsite became legendary because of ______.
- We bonded over ______.
- The real workplace hazard is ______.
Rich Urban Millennials
- South Delhi people call it love. I call it ______.
- Bandra relationships run entirely on ______.
- Gurgaon dating culture can be summed up by ______.
- Bangalore couples survive mainly through ______.
- Nothing says luxury quite like ______.
- My credit card statement revealed ______.
- Rich people break up over ______.
- The vibe was immaculate until ______.
- The rooftop party ended with ______.
- Nobody at the table could afford ______.
Exes
- I almost texted my ex because of ______.
- The only thing worse than my ex is ______.
- Years later, I still remember ______.
- We should’ve broken up right after ______.
- I was healing until I saw ______.
- My ex taught me many things, especially ______.
- The rebound relationship collapsed because of ______.
- Mutual friends still talk about ______.
- I miss them, but not as much as I miss ______.
- Looking at old photos reminded me of ______.
Cheating
- Their explanation for cheating somehow involved ______.
- I found out the truth because of ______.
- The affair became impossible to hide after ______.
- Nothing says trust issues like ______.
- Their side piece discovered ______.
- The evidence was sitting right next to ______.
- I forgave them, but not ______.
- The group chat had strong opinions about ______.
- The lie would’ve worked if not for ______.
- Their alibi collapsed because of ______.
Marriage
- Marriage wasn’t in my plans until ______.
- The honeymoon phase ended with ______.
- Nothing prepares you for married life with ______.
- The strongest marriages are built on ______.
- We almost got divorced over ______.
- Living together revealed ______.
- Years of love ultimately led to ______.
- The secret to a successful marriage is avoiding ______.
- We renewed our vows after surviving ______.
- The real commitment is ______.
Social Media
- Instagram couples are secretly powered by ______.
- Our relationship peaked when we posted ______.
- The breakup became public after ______.
- Nobody needed to see ______ on their feed.
- The reel looked romantic, but it actually involved ______.
- We unfollowed each other because of ______.
- Nothing says true love like posting ______.
- Social media ruined another relationship with ______.
- The comments section wasn’t ready for ______.
- Going viral because of ______ was not part of the plan.
Chaotic Miscellaneous
- Love is temporary, but ______ is forever.
- Nothing brings people together quite like ______.
- The only reason I’m still single is ______.
- My soulmate probably also enjoys ______.
- Scientists still can’t explain ______.
- My toxic trait is ______.
- God gives his toughest battles to people dealing with ______.
- Romance died the moment ______ happened.
- I blame capitalism for ______.
- This relationship was sponsored by ______.
- Nobody warned me about ______.
- The vibe changed immediately after ______.
- The family intervention was mainly about ______.
- If love isn’t enough, try ______.
- The biggest mistake of my twenties was ______.
- I knew I was down bad when I accepted ______.
- Our children will never know about ______.
- The group chat unanimously voted against ______.
- The universe sent me a sign in the form of ______.
- Everything was going great until ______.
White Cards
Dating Apps and Situationships
- A Hinge match who’s technically still married.
- Accidentally dating siblings.
- Saying “I love you” because the waiter was watching.
- A situationship that survived two layoffs and one pandemic.
- Being emotionally available only after three cocktails.
- Sharing a Spotify Family plan with three exes.
- Ghosting someone while using their Netflix account.
- Finding out his “cousin” is actually his girlfriend.
- Falling in love with someone who says “grindset.”
- A six-month talking stage with no known objectives.
- Soft-launching depression.
- His female best friend who somehow sleeps over.
- Being exclusive in theory.
- Crying in the Uber after pretending to be chill.
- A “casual thing” with joint SIP investments.
- Matching tattoos and matching trust issues.
- Making a shared playlist called “we’ll figure it out.”
- Pretending not to care while checking their location.
- Being blocked on WhatsApp but not on LinkedIn.
- A breakup postponed because Goa tickets were non-refundable.
Therapy Culture
- Weaponized therapy vocabulary.
- Calling everyone a narcissist after three Instagram reels.
- Anxious attachment with premium airport lounge access.
- Healing through expensive candles.
- Childhood trauma with a verified badge.
- Journaling instead of apologizing.
- Replacing personality with astrology.
- A therapist who secretly needs therapy.
- Spending ₹2,000 to discover my parents were right.
- Trauma dumping before appetizers.
- Crying because Mercury was in retrograde again.
- Emotional regulation powered by nicotine and denial.
- The world’s saddest gratitude journal.
- Inner peace sponsored by Old Monk.
- Discovering that self-awareness changes absolutely nothing.
Family Disasters
- His mother joining our couple’s argument.
- Her aunt forwarding fertility articles.
- An arranged marriage biodata with abs photos.
- Dad asking if they’re from a “good family.”
- Mom blaming feminism for everything.
- Aunties conducting FBI-level background checks.
- Family WhatsApp prayers after a breakup.
- Discovering your cousin already dated your partner.
- Parents treating therapy like witchcraft.
- A wedding invitation sent to the wrong ex.
- Grandma asking when she’ll get great-grandchildren.
- A family intervention sponsored by whisky.
- Explaining polyamory to relatives from Ludhiana.
- Finding out the arranged marriage prospect is your gym crush.
- The annual Diwali interrogation.
Corporate Romance
- Sleeping with a coworker and still having standup at 9 AM.
- A toxic relationship with synchronized calendars.
- HR forwarding screenshots.
- Team-building trauma.
- Crying in the office washroom with perfect eyeliner.
- Corporate flirting through Microsoft Teams.
- Getting dumped during appraisal season.
- A company offsite nobody talks about anymore.
- Accidentally sharing nudes to the work group.
- Falling in love because they own ESOPs.
- Emotional support provided by free coffee.
- Dating someone from compliance.
- Getting caught making out near the smoking zone.
- Romantic chemistry and absolutely no CTC.
- Using sick leave for emotional damage.
Rich Urban Chaos
- Spending ₹18,000 to fix a relationship worth ₹800.
- A rooftop breakup in Gurgaon.
- South Delhi accents and unresolved trauma.
- Bandra spirituality.
- Going to Bali instead of couples therapy.
- Depression with aesthetic lighting.
- Spending EMI money on sushi.
- Being financially dependent on someone I hate.
- A luxury breakup hamper.
- Fighting in business class.
- Matching Stanleys and incompatible values.
- Oat milk and daddy issues.
- Crying at Soho House.
- A man whose love language is Amex points.
- An ex with a better dermatologist.
Exes and Cheating
- Accidentally liking their 2018 vacation pictures.
- Revenge glow-ups.
- An affair with the yoga instructor.
- His second phone.
- Her “work husband.”
- Being cheated on by someone uglier.
- Catching feelings and chlamydia.
- Finding out through Spotify Wrapped.
- A side piece with superior communication skills.
- Texting “goodnight ❤️” to the wrong person.
- Mutual friends choosing sides.
- An ex who still uses my Prime account.
- The annual drunk text.
- Three years of healing undone by one wedding photo.
- Discovering he’s engaged through LinkedIn.
- A fake business trip to Goa.
- “She’s just a friend.”
- A backup relationship.
- Getting catfished by someone you’ve already slept with.
- Being cheated on during a Vipassana retreat.
Sexually Awkward and Shameful
- Post-nut existential dread.
- Calling each other “bro” by accident.
- Terrible dirty talk in a British accent.
- Faking enthusiasm for emotional reasons.
- Discovering we have the same therapist.
- Being interrupted by Swiggy.
- A pregnancy scare and zero savings.
- Maintaining eye contact with Alexa.
- Accidentally saying my ex’s name.
- A hotel room booked with reward points.
- Shared trauma and shared towels.
- An expensive vibrator nobody claimed ownership of.
- Breaking up immediately afterward.
- Oversharing because silence felt awkward.
- Remembering tomorrow’s EMI halfway through.
Truly Horrible
- Sending an apology written by ChatGPT.
- Making eye contact with the waiter during a breakup.
- Posting grief quotes after being dumped.
- Crying at someone’s wedding because they should’ve been mine.
- Discovering everyone in the friend group already knew.
- Being each other’s emergency contact by mistake.
- A breakup playlist with ads.
- Pretending to meditate while stalking an ex.
- A threesome and zero communication skills.
- Living together because rent is expensive.
- Using tarot cards as legal evidence.
- Relationship advice from crypto bros.
- Falling for someone because they own property in Gurgaon.
- Splitting custody of the Dyson Airwrap.
- Getting matching tattoos before discussing exclusivity.
- A marriage proposal immediately after losing money in crypto.
- Paying for couple’s therapy with a credit card EMI.
- Realizing the rebound is somehow worse.
- A dog with separation anxiety and divorced parents.
- Breaking up over Wordle.
- Saying “it is what it is” at a funeral.
- An open relationship with closed communication.
- A boyfriend whose emotional range is IPL scores.
- Her manifestation journal.
- His podcast equipment.
- Discovering we share the same ex.
- Naming future children after F1 drivers.
- Crying in front of a Ring light.
- Making memories and poor financial decisions.
- Trusting a man with a motivational podcast.
- A soulmate with a gambling problem.
- A wedding hashtag and unresolved resentment.
- Being held emotionally hostage by shared furniture.
- The overwhelming urge to text my ex after exactly two gin and tonics.
- Love, but with GST complications.
Now, I have to design the cards and have them printed. Good luck to me.
Publish date: 2026-06-21 12:53:52 +0530 ISTAuthor: AlanWeek: 2026-W25Month: 06-June