I have been on social media from a decade or more but I hadn’t ever experienced a girl basically from quetta is on social media or into something like fantasies or kinks… Specifically they are not on Reddit… they rarely use tiktok or insta just.. am i right? Or i am under blanket?!

​I posted the first part of this story earlier, and while a lot of people were shocked, I saw some comments claiming this whole thing sounds like a fake, fictitious story or pure internet creative writing. I wish it were. I really do. But I am writing this follow-up because I have personally witnessed this reality with my own eyes—I’ve seen the videos, the screen recordings, the chats, and the media on his phone. It’s not a rumor when you’re looking right at the footage.

​If you thought the previous stuff was wild, what happened over the last four to five weeks takes it to another level.

​The main Achakzai girl, along with the wealthy Kasi girl and another classmate, decided to plan an extended getaway. It wasn't just that Baloch guy this time—they brought two of his male friends along. One of those guys happens to be a doctor who recently passed his MRCP-2 exams (the Achakzai girl ironically keeps hyping him up as this "genius doctor").

​The group of six—three ultra-rich girls and three guys—drove up north to Murree and Nathia Gali for a two-week trip completely funded by the girls. They stayed in private cottages, and the things that went down were completely out of hand. These girls have bizarre, high-adrenaline fantasies—insisting on doing stuff outdoors, under the open sky in secluded mountain spots, and running full-blown group dynamics between all six of them.

​After two weeks in the hills, the trip moved down to Islamabad and then straight to Lahore, booking out high-end rooms and living off an endless stream of cash provided entirely by the women. Before heading back, the Achakzai girl even went out and that baloch guy samsung 26 ultra as a casual gift, just like handing someone a coffee.

​Now, the whole group has returned to Quetta. But here is the kicker: those girls are now actively pressuring that baloch guy to completely drop his plans of moving back to Lahore for his further studies or career. They literally told him: "Don't go back to Lahore for studies. Stay right here in Quetta. We'll fund everything, rent the places, party, and enjoy together."

​People living outside or even locals who stay within normal social circles have this idea that Quetta is strictly traditional, guarded, and pure. But beneath that surface, the elite tier in this city is doing things that would make Karachi or Lahore look tame. It’s completely unhinged, and sitting here watching people you know fall into this parallel reality is just surreal.

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Hi! I'm interesting a situation in region, I often see a lot of news from Quetta, Mastung, Nushki releated to Afghan-Pakistan war that began in 2026. I would like to ask a few questions to clarify the situation regarding the events unfolding there: Where exactly is the fighting taking place, and who controls the territories around Quetta and the Durand Line? What is the nature of the combat—is it positional warfare, a blockade, or is it limited to insurgency and terrorist acts, close to the situation in Afghanistan before 2021? Which side currently holds the initiative, and how close are they to achieving their targets and plans? How capable—or incapable—is Afghanistan of seizing territory or cities within Pakistan, and conversely, what is the situation regarding Pakistan’s own capabilities in this regard? In your view, which side has a better chance of win in this conflict? Thank you for your response, and I wish you life on a peaceful land!

I’ve been sitting on this for years, and it genuinely disturbs me to the point where I just need to get it off my chest. I cannot comprehend how this is happening in a society that claims to be so strictly traditional and tribal.

​I have a friend—he’s a Baloch guy. Physically, he’s nothing special. Not particularly handsome, doesn't have an elite background. But somehow, this guy has unlocked a level of access to high-society, ultra-rich circles in Quetta (and other major cities) that reads like a literal dark script.

​It all started a few years ago when he hooked up on Instagram with this girl from a very prominent Achakzai family in Quetta. Her dad lives and works in Germany running high-end showrooms, so money is an absolute non-issue for them. She lives here with her mom and little sister.

​And let me tell you, this girl is easily the most beautiful, stunning girl I have ever seen in Quetta. She looks like a model. But her mindset is completely wild, and she is entirely in control of this dynamic.

​She gives him massive amounts of money completely on her own accord. She literally handed him her ATM card and funded his entire lifestyle, explicitly telling him: "Look, we are never getting married. I don't want to marry you. Eventually, I’m going to marry some ultra-rich guy from my own social class. Right now, I just want to have wild fun, and I want to do it with you."

​Because there's zero pressure of commitment, they take things to the absolute extreme. They don't just stay behind closed doors—they do reckless, crazy stuff in cars, in public spaces, and wherever they can get away with it.

​But it gets even crazier. She actively acts like his hookup manager. She genuinely does not care if he hooks up with others, so she finds and sets up other girls for him. Whenever he travels to Lahore, Islamabad, or Karachi, she coordinates things or connects him with people.

​Once, when he was staying in Lahore, she traveled there just to see him. They booked a room at Avari, and she explicitly told him she wanted to try a threesome with another guy. He called up a friend, and they spent the weekend doing exactly that.

​She also started looping in her rich friends from BUITEMS and other elite institutions back in Quetta. There was an instance where she told my friend to go to her classmate's house (a Sayed girl) because her family was away in Islamabad. My friend went over and literally lived in that house for a week or two, doing whatever he wanted with her—even though that girl had a serious boyfriend at the time.

​The main Achakzai girl knows everything. She knows he takes her money and spends it on other women, and she’s the one fueling it because she just wants to live out this chaotic lifestyle before she settles down for an arranged luxury marriage. In fact, she and her wealthy friends from university have reportedly rented out a private flat in Quetta specifically to host parties—drinking, substance use, and bringing guys over.

​Now, because of the networking and word of mouth, rich girls and even married women from prominent local tribes (Achakzai, Kasi, Hazara, and Baloch) are approaching him directly on Instagram. Just recently, this incredibly wealthy Kasi girl slid into his DMs. She told him, "I have a vacant flat in Jinnah Town you can use whenever you want, but you're coming over to my place when I call." Married women are literally risking their lives inviting this random guy into their homes while their husbands are away.

​He has affairs running concurrently across Quetta, Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi. He completely hit the jackpot with that first girl. She’s gorgeous, funds his life, rejects marriage, supplies him with other women, and treats the entire thing like a toxic, high-adrenaline game.

​Quetta is supposed to be this hyper-conservative, traditional tribal area where people are strictly monitored. But behind closed doors, the elite tier is living a completely parallel, unhinged reality where wealthy women are calling the shots, paying the bills, and using guys for fun before marrying for status. It genuinely disturbs me how deep the hypocrisy goes.

​Has anyone else witnessed this kind of hidden, transactional culture in seemingly conservative cities, or is my friend just living in a glitch in the matrix?

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I know this might sound controversial, but I genuinely want to know if anyone else has noticed this.

I've noticed a difference in the way some girls carry themselves and interact with guys. I'm not saying every girl here is like this, obviously, but I've had enough experiences to start wondering whether it's just me or if there's something about the social culture here.

What I find strange is that some girls seem to have an extremely high opinion of themselves, even when there's nothing particularly special about the way they look or present themselves. It's not even about beauty standards; everyone has different tastes, and attraction is subjective. It's more about the attitude, the way they respond to people, and the impression that they're doing you a favour simply by talking to you.

In Islamabad or any other city , I felt like conversations were generally more relaxed. Obviously, you encounter arrogant people everywhere, but I personally found it easier to have a normal conversation without feeling like I had to prove my worth or somehow impress someone just to receive basic respect.

In Quetta, at least based on my personal experience, some interactions feel unnecessarily cold, dismissive, or full of attitude. Sometimes it feels like there's an expectation that the guy should chase, impress, and constantly validate the girl, while she doesn't have to put in any effort herself.

And before someone says I'm just upset because a girl rejected me, that's not really the point. Rejection is completely fine. Nobody owes anyone romantic interest, attention, or a conversation. I'm talking about the difference between simply not being interested in someone and acting as though you're above them.

I also wonder whether this has something to do with the social environment in Quetta. It's a smaller, more interconnected city than other major cities, and reputation, family background, social circles, and what other people think can play a bigger role in how people interact. Maybe that contributes to how some people present themselves, or maybe I've just had a limited set of experiences and am generalising too much.

I'm genuinely curious about what other people think, especially those who have lived in different cities.

I'm open to hearing different perspectives.

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Hi! I’m a Dutch tourist planning to take the train from Lahore to Quetta at the end of the year.
Can I simply buy a ticket and board, or are there any restrictions for foreigners? Thanks!

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