Bucks County woman recalls one-night stand in Times Square hotel
A recent local resident describes meeting a new match in Manhattan and spending a single night together.
By Lucia Herrera ·

A woman living in Bucks County has shared details about a one-night encounter in New York City. The story takes place in the summer of 2022, when the narrator was 28 years old and had recently relocated to Manhattan.
The couple met for the first time at a hotel room in Times Square. They had matched on the Bumble dating app one week prior. The woman described choosing the hotel location to avoid being heard by roommates in her basement apartment or relatives at her date’s home. Her date, Chirag, suggested the Times Square setting to make the night more interesting.
The woman stated she had not had a sexual partner for a year and was looking for a casual experience rather than a serious relationship. She noted she was feeling bolder after moving to the city. Chirag, also 28, worked in the tech industry and was originally from India. The woman works in the arts and described herself as a writer. He had recently ended a situationship and viewed the night as a fresh start.
The pair spent approximately one hour together before falling asleep. The woman reported that Chirag left a single rose on the bed before she arrived. They cuddled after the encounter, and he held her until morning. The woman said she barely slept due to nervous excitement. The next morning, they went to a diner near Times Square for breakfast, which she identified as the technical date portion of their meeting.
During breakfast, Chirag told the woman he was afraid of not fitting in in America. She shared details about her work. They agreed to keep in touch but did not feel a strong personality connection. The woman said she did not sense a strong connection from him either. They have not spoken since that morning. She still has his number but has not sent a message. She occasionally imagines a repeat of the night but remains content with the memory as it is.
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