This major episode of my life isn't something i'm completely proud of but i have to deal with it. 10 years passed by that day and i never told anyone (family a part) about what really happened but here i'm trying to go through this. When this all mess happened i was 16 years old and my little sister was 5 years old. I will try to answer any of your questions, maybe i wouldn't reply to something but i will try my best. So AMA.

Hi everyone. I am Gal Cohen-Solal. I am 38 years old, a father of 3 children under the age of 5, and I am a Kibbutz Reim survivor.

On Oct. 1, I moved to Kibbutz Reim with my wife and young children. On Oct. 7, more than 60 terrorists infiltrated the Kibbutz and hundreds more were outside. We heard gunshots at 6:30am and had to decide between trying to flee or our safe room. We hid in our safe room while we heard bullets shooting into our front door and my wife and I desperately tried to keep our children quiet, especially our 2 year old. I was a hundred percent sure we would die, And it was only a matter of time until the terrorists managed to break into our house and kill or kidnap us all. Finally, after more than 30 hours in the safe room, we were rescued.

I am here to share my experience and tell my story as a survivor of a terrorist attack. I will not be answering any political questions, so I will ignore those.

I’ve included a photo of myself as proof I am who I say I am. Ask away Photo: https://imgur.com/a/OCKnBMG

Edit: Comments are locked now. Thank you for participating, it means a lot to me.

Around 11 years ago, I was a proactive escort. I typically avoided casual sex work, unless I was offered a large sum of money. Eventually, I was presented with a big opportunity: $35,000 to spend a week with some spoiled rich kids. Despite knowing the risks and potential consequences, I proceeded with the arrangement. After about a month, I discovered that I was pregnant. While there is a small possibility that the child was conceived with someone else, it is highly unlikely. As my child grows older, I can see the resemblance and vaguely remember the faces of the men involved. I do not regret having my child; I love him with all my heart, however, I do feel regretful that he was conceived under auxh circumstances from a rich spoiled brat no less.

I (23m) have been doing my classes remotely for almost two weeks because of the current federal occupation of Minnesota. I'm officially approved for remote accommodations through at least this week, but that might be extended further depending on how things play out. AMA!

I threw away all her dishes. Pots, pans, everything, with the promise of buying her new stuff off amazon. And the order got cancelled cause I bought a vape thinking the money has already gone through. I haven't told her yet cause she's got a severe case of BPD.

I'm a student, ended high school in a big city of France known for it's violence among other things, I did the protests of the last few weeks, I think It's important to depict the reality of what we are living outside of media bias, so AMA

Like the title said, I am israeli citizen. I live in Jerusalem, im 27, and thats about it. I'didnt serve in the idf, I did 2 year community service instead. I lived in Israel my whole life, and I consider myself left wing, since October 7 I became hard left (my opinions didn't change, but the whole political movements in israel.took a hard right turn). Anyway, if you have nay questions regarding to what israel.is doing and what going on politicaly-wise, ill try to answer them the best I can

I (26M) carry my SigP365 nearly every day in public. I consider myself a liberal, live in a big city, and I do have a permit to be able to conceal carry. Almost none of my friends know that I carry while we’re out together (most of them have never even seen a gun that’s not on the hip of a cop, so not worth the judgement imo. I figure the only way they’ll know I have it, is if I needed to use it to save our lives!) Feel free to ask anything!

Edit: Wow this took off lol and views are mixed as I thought they may be. Whether you agree with my choice or not, the reality is that there are millions of law abiding people who have weapons concealed on them every day around you. They don’t look like you think they’d look, and the VAST majority of us are not fantasizing about being a hero and if fact pray we never have to use the tool on another human. Life is precious and we all want to preserve it, even if our methods are different than yours. Appreciate the ones asking questions in good faith!

What’s up Reddit.

I’m an independent artist and a few months ago I ended up with something I honestly never thought I’d be typing: an Eminem verse on my song.

No label rollout. No industry parents. No Make-A-Wish situation. Just a weird chain of events, a lot of emails, and money I probably shouldn’t have spent.

I’ve already seen people speculate, doubt it, get mad, and ask the same questions over and over, so I figured I’d just do this the honest way.

Ask me anything about:

• How the feature actually happened

• What the process was like behind the scenes

• What it cost (or didn’t)

• How long it took

• Contracts, stems, approvals, all that boring but important stuff

• What surprised me the most

• Whether it was worth it

I’ll answer as openly as I can without violating any agreements.

I’m not here to sell you motivation or pretend this was “easy.” It wasn’t.

I’m just a dude who makes songs.

AMA.

https://open.spotify.com/track/2FT16MnXvnBt1mZ15nAb65?si=LxLiWWY8S7qGM3K70TRunw

I am an American Police Officer and due to recent controversies I am seeing a lot of people having questions or not understanding how we work.

Please ask any questions you have and I will do my best to answer, nothing off limits.

edit: It seems we've passed the point of genuine questions and gotten to just straight blind hate. Please continue to ask real questions, but I can't keep repeating myself or acknowledging loaded questions.

Sorry I can’t answer more questions, they locked the post. DM me if you want to ask something.

I lost everything, but I gained the world. All of my friends who are white were like, dude, what the F were you thinking? All of my friends who are black were like yeah, that's what's up. The only white person who was proud of me was my Mom. It was national news. I had the best attorney in the state. AMA.

I’m a 28 year old asexual woman who, using donor sperm, became pregnant with twins

For those who don't know, the Swedish national election just concluded with a victory for the red-green coalition against the far-right block, with 176 district mandates against 173 district mandates. Now, for those that are curious about European politics, ask anything you want from a citizen that just voted in a brand new election. Just keep in mind I'm not an expert

My (f, 28) girlfriend (mtf, 27) is transgender. When we met and for the first 4 years of our relationship, she presented as a man, then she came out and transitioned and now she presents as a woman and we're very happy :) so we were in a heterosexual relationship and now we're in a queer r/p. I'm bi but hadn't been with a woman before.

Doing this to help people understand more about trans people and transitioning in a relationship. Got anything you've always wanted to know, but felt worried to ask? AMA!

Edit: thanks for all your positivity and questions! Wish I could have answered more but the post has been locked and not sure why. This has really made me realise idgaf about the negative comments and haterssss. We're happy! Trans joy!

I'm a 17-year-old student from Moscow. I've lived in Moscow my whole life, in a family with a slightly below-average income. Feel free to ask any questions, but I can't fully comment on matters related to the military for security reasons.

We have been dating nearly two years and met in college. Her mostly estranged parents and family are hardcore racists. Like her dad collected nazi memorabilia and posts on Facebook about the destruction of the white race. Real wild stuff. Obviously they don't approve of us. AMA

Ohhhh fuck shit damn, sorry everyone I meant karma not upvote.. when I checked I had 1 karma I’m an actual noob and will stfu on Reddit from now.. also can I give awards back?

Grew up in New York, where life is pretty fast-paced. Everyone is always in a rush, people are working constantly, everything is expensive, and there's always something happening.

At some point, I made the decision to move to Greece, and it turned out to be a completely different experience from what I was used to.

When people think about Greece, they usually imagine beautiful beaches, islands, sunshine, amazing food, and relaxing holidays. And honestly, those things are real, but living here is a completely different story from visiting for a week or two.

There are things I absolutely love about living here, things that took me a while to get used to, and some things I still find surprising after moving from New York.

The lifestyle, the people, the culture, the food, the working hours, bureaucracy, the cost of living, and even the way people approach everyday life are very different.

I don't regret making the move, but it definitely wasn't what I imagined before coming here.

I'm happy to answer questions about moving from the US to Greece, what surprised me most, what I miss about New York, the differences between American and Greek culture, the cost of living, and what everyday life is actually like here.

As the title states, I am a police officer in the USA. I was a rather proactive patrol officer for years before moving up to detective. I primarily work felony theft crimes. I also host trainings at my department over case law regarding searches and seizure, essentially meaning what police officers are and are not allowed to do.

AMA

Hi all, I thought it'd be cool to answer any questions about my religious faith you might have. I am a 24 year old British woman who has a university degree and I'm currently working in the pharmaceutical industry. It sometimes surprises people that I am a devout Christian so I thought it would be worth doing an AMA about it and perhaps sharing my beliefs and even having them challenged. I'm happy to answer any question, however sceptical, as long as it's phrased respectfully. If you think religion is evil then please tell me, but if you can't resist using the term 'magic sky daddy' then that's a nope.

A few questions I get a lot that I will try to anticipate:

• I was not brought up in a Christian family. I converted to Christianity when I was 20 at university. No religion was practised at home growing up.

• I am politically centrist. I definitely don't identify with the 'religious right'.

• I do have some views that some people might regard as more 'socially conservative' (e.g. I am pro-life) but I don't hate people who have different lifestyles to mine. Most of my friends are non religious, many are LGBT, and I love them deeply.

• My denomination is Church of Scotland (Presbyterian). But I think all mainstream Christian denominations are valid.