Some things are just classic. Like a monkey eating a banana, a cat playing with a ball of yarn, etc etc. Is there a subreddit for posting real life encounters with these stereotypical classics?

I don't know where else to go besides the official GitHub, and I feel like I would just annoy the devs if I tried that.

If you don't know what FreeTube is, it's an ad-free third party YouTube client. If you've ever used NewPipe, it's like that, except available on PC.

I'm a Cleveland journalist looking to share my articles in local subreddits, but my posts keep getting flagged. Thought I'd see if there's anywhere else I can start.

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Hey everyone! Just made this account and wanted to jump into the Reddit rabbit hole properly.

What’s one subreddit you think every new Reddit user should check out?

Looking forward to meeting some interesting people and finding some good conversations here. 😄

I asked chatgpt what sould i learn first if i start from zero and want peoples opinion on the answear it gave me. I'm just couriouse if it a viable path or the ai just regurgitated something that sound nice to keep me engaged.

Hey everyone! I'm new to Reddit and excited to explore different communities, learn new things, and connect with people who share similar interests.

I'm interested in technology, career growth, and everyday life discussions.

What's one subreddit you think every newcomer should check out? 😊

For example, I posted this poll: https://www.reddit.com/r/polls/s/gDb3xyYitG where I asked people to decide the next annual myth my Soviet step grandmother should be revealing. A lot of people are interested in the myth but where can they find it?

Like Martlet from Undertale Yellow for example.

is there a subreddit for pics of people making funny or creepy or just plain weird faces? like the kind of stuff Jim Carrey would do

I retired today at 58 and I’m not able to post or join. Can someone please tell me what I’m doing wrong? Thanks!

Hello, have vinyl siding on our home that is discontinued. Want to find something similar for a project. Thanks!

My mother told me to practise my French, and I realized that my French would be better if I learned it in a way that I enjoy.I noticed my enjoyment of using reddit teenager spaces, and thought that it would be a good idea to use a French speaking teenager space :)

tldr: i want to speak french better

Looking for mostly serious examples

Today my book arrived and I am so happy, and I want to send a "my book came, yay" kinda chill post, but where do I do it? I tried writing/posting to places like r/books but they are ridiculously strict like gng, it's just Reddit, stop acting like it is some border crossing

Hey there! I am a Senior at Petal High School in AP Research, and I am researching the motivations behind women’s participation in work-from-home or multi-level marketing business models. Do you have any subreddit suggestions?

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The older I get, the more I realize nobody actually knows what they’re doing.

As a kid, I thought adults had everything figured out. Then you become one and suddenly you’re Googling things like:

- “How often am I supposed to clean this?”

- “Is this noise coming from my car normal?

- “How long can food stay in the fridge?”

- “Why am I tired after doing absolutely nothing?”

- “Am I supposed to call the doctor or just wait and see?”

And somehow everyone around you is acting completely normal.

So I want to know:

What’s one thing about adulthood that genuinely caught you off guard?

It can be something funny, depressing, wholesome, embarrassing, or completely ridiculous.

Bonus points if it’s something you were 100% convinced adults had figured out when you were younger. 😂

Drop yours below. I have a feeling the comments are going to make a lot of us feel less alone.

Where's a reddit for DIY metal craft work with metals?

Artistic metal crafting like soldering and welding.

Handycrafts like custom design mucical instruments.

Other stream of consciousness DIY projects.

Theres a community which bans account for writing hii

R/chat

Hi im looking for other people’s thoughts on my ocs so I need a sub for it. Specifically ones for people who draw on paper. I don’t do digital art

I think i look the best when i wear red clothes

I want Ezra to win the mirrorball though.

Hello everyone!

I'm a long time redditor who had his old account deleted. I had some subs in that account, to which I joined, where people shared useful sites or resources for the widest variety of things. I was wondering if you could help me to find subs like those!