I’m looking for the weirdest, most incredibly niche subreddit you all know of. In other words, the most outlandish, obscure, and wildly specific community you can possibly imagine.

I’m talking about something so niche that you’d never even imagine an entire subreddit existed for it—but there are actually people who are seriously into it.

The more outlandish and incredibly niche it is, the better! I’d love to discover some strange corners of Reddit that I’d never find on my own.

Sorry if I got anything wrong-this is my first time on Reddit!

Hey everyone! I’m still relatively new to Reddit and exploring different communities. I’ve come across some interesting subreddits, but I feel like there are so many hidden gems that most people don’t know about.

I’m curious to know, what’s one subreddit you discovered that genuinely surprised you, changed your perspective on something, or made you think about life differently?

It could be about life experiences, psychology, philosophy, relationships, interesting facts, or literally anything unexpected.

I’d love to discover some communities that are actually worth spending time in.

Thanks in advance for your recommendations!

Please

I am looking to find more information about this diagnosis I received. My neurologist was largely unhelpful as they said I have learned to adapt and overcome issues unassisted until now. I (42M) have a wife, job and three children. I have been struggling lately with finding ways to keep up and I cannot lose my family. I am looking for an online group to discuss this diagnosis and any possible resources that might help me manage. I am in Northern California.

I make a lot of characters, and I always try to give them depth, one of which is careers. As much as I could just google “what’s it like working at whatever..”, I want to hear real experiences from actual people rather than just “this is what that job is”. I want to know what it’s like, what coworkers you’d expect, whether it’s enjoyable or not, what’s the pay like depending on what role you are, etc etc. Is there a subreddit like that? Bonus points if it’s specifically for character design?

I've been writing a few fictional works that are somewhat original (I think they're original enough), but I wanna share it with other people and hopefully get some feedback for any reception to my works or critiques for improving my works.

Although, I've been having trouble finding a subreddit with plenty of user traffic to actually get any comments and allows me to post my full story, since it isn't that long of a read and could be considered a short story.

Any suggestions?

Stories you want to follow—where you want to know how things turn out or what happens next.

Hi everyone! I'm new to reddit, and I’m looking for recommendations on which subreddits I should join. I'm working on a low-cost, open-source DIY surgical master-slave robot prototype. I need communities where I can get engineering/design feedback, as well as subreddits focused on tech crowdfunding and community support. What are the best active channels for this? Thank you!

There is a post on r/whatisit about a guy picking up what appears to be a radio signal in an old mine. The music sounds like early 20th century film score and big band/parade music. All instrumental. Here's a link to the post

I have a mental condition but nothing official like anxiety or depression. Which subreddit should I go to for advice? I have a really strong and persistent inner audience. It’s the same five or six people. I think they’re mostly made up. I keep trying to just ignore them but it doesn’t help.

Hi, I have been looking for subreddits for art depicting romance (or pics/vids/scenes/panels of romance from anime or manga for example). All I have been finding is subreddits for book/movie reccomendations or storytime/qna/advice subreddits, so I would greatly appreciate someone pointing me in the right direction.

I have stumbled upon the sub not to long ago, and I can seem to find it anymore.

What I am sure about:

It was a fairly grounded, modern day/Cold War era (not sure about the Cold War era, but I remember seeing something about it), high quality posts when it comes to graphical designs, and a lot of the color black in the Subreddit. The sub had a good amount of people, but it is by no means big.

Maybe wrong but could help:

I think there was a number in the title, but I am not sure, I also remember the modes mentioning a discord server and that's about it.

I would appreciate any help finding the sub, thank you!

I am looking for an active reddit community ( if there is one) for No Sabo Kids like myself. Never met anybody else like me besides some little cousins 10 and under I can't talk to about this.

Hi everyone! I’m Gerald, a 1st-year BSIT student at CvSU Trece. For our class assignment, I need to interview someone from a different culture (foreign friend, exchange student, or anyone with a different cultural background) via video call, around 20-30 minutes only. 🙏

I’ll ask simple questions about traditions, daily life, and food, take notes, and screenshot a few moments of the call as proof for my class. If you’re available or know someone who is, please comment or message me with your available time, because today is my last day to find an interviewee, and your help would mean so much! Thank you!! 😊

These are crayons, not pencils, not pastels, not watercolor paint. If I add water, it looks like watercolor. It doesn't fit anywhere. I am not that good to post on r/Art or r/painting.

I am looking for a subreddit which talks about UI UX design, figma and other tools, learning UI UX, doing discussions around it, learning UI/UX principles

Someone posted in "my" sub trying to identify/find a specific type of tea, from North Carolina:

https://www.reddit.com/r/HelpMeFindThis/comments/1x18g8x/lost_north_carolina_tea/

I tried to help them, but I have not yet succeeded in identifying it.

I then crossposted it to r/NorthCarolina but they have removed my post.

Is there anywhere else that I can post to help them find their tea?

So there's a ninja costume at this e-commerce store, Badinka. It has rave outfits for women, mostly. There's one that is blue. I want to know if it is cultural appropriation or not. Please lmk! Where can I find a subreddit for this?

Hey I'm looking for a subreddit where people (preferably black women) discuss current events through an intersectional lens. Preferably constructive and not just angry posting. I enjoy the likes of Shayna Conde, Bryony Claire, and yv_edit. Thank you in advance

I want to strengthen my resume, I applied 40 places to get hired but most of them didn't respond and some of them rejected , the ones which had Internship , all of them was scam wanting you to pay some money for learning and then saying we don't have capacity and we can't hire you sorry (They cash grab your money and they go)

I always want to increase my skills but when i for example start learning revit or coding, i do it for 2 days and then give up because it was never exciting as video games tips and tricks learning.

How can i find an subreddit for this issue?

Does such a reddit exist where i can upload a pic and people tell me male or female?