Hey all!

I'm still fairly new to Reddit and trying to get the hang of things. I'm really into gaming, AI, technology, and game development. I've also recently started helping mod a community, so I'm learning that side of Reddit too.

I'd love to meet people with similar interests, discover some good communities, and hopefully make a few friends along the way.

Any advice for someone trying to become more active on Reddit? Also, are there any communities you'd recommend checking out?

Thanks! 😄

I got my hair ombré'd from brunette to blonde at the hair salon late last month. It was balayage. There's no water pressure at the apartment of where I live. How do I ask my friend or how do I ask my bf if I can use their shower when I need to?

I mean it wasn't a huge issue before, it kind of was, but it became familiar & a comfort zone that I don't like. Now, my hair is a different color. It is a huge issue for me. So, how do I ask either one of them? & Where do I post this?

hello everyone, i'm 19 with adhd and i make music demos on audiotool, bandlab, and my iphone mic. looking for chill, nice subreddits where small artists hang out, share rough demos or lyrics, and make friends. i don't use discord so i'm hoping to find places where people actually talk in the comments or connect on bandlab/audiomack. any good subreddits? thank you!

Nothing personal against that sub, just wanted to know if there is one focused on the bi experience.

https://manicsleeplessboy.straw.page/

mainly kdramas but also cdramas and hollywood shows

My mother’s anniversary clock needs repair (wire for the spinning mechanism broke). I’m interested in performing the repair myself, but have no experience with clocks. Which sub would be appropriate for repair advice?

I host a lot of get-togethers (birthdays, reunions, casual dinners) and I'm looking for communities where people swap tips on guest lists, RSVPs, and getting guests to mingle. I already found r/partyplanning. Are there others worth joining?

I’m looking at buying a used headset for about $500 from someone online. The seller is okay with me sending the payment through Venmo and marking it as Goods & Services / turning on the “purchases” toggle so it should be eligible for Purchase Protection.

From what I’ve read in Venmo’s terms:

• It’s a physical item that will be shipped

• I’ll toggle on the purchases option

• It’s under the $750 signature-confirmation threshold

Venmo’s own user agreement still strongly warns against using it with people you don’t know for goods/services, even with the protection toggle.

• Has anyone here actually used Venmo Goods & Services for a higher-value purchase like this?

• Did the protection work if something went wrong?

• Any common scam tactics specific to Venmo G&S that I should watch for?

Appreciate any real experiences or advice. Thanks.

Hey everyone! This is actually my second Reddit account, so I'm not completely new here lol. Just trying to get more interactive without all my friends and family who are followers on my other account watching everything I do :)

I'm looking for some active subreddits where newer accounts can actually post with fewer restrictions.

I'm pretty chill and enjoy talking about everything from everyday life and funny experiences to dating, relationships, personal stories and even just random topics.

I work as a flight attendant so I have plenty of travel stories too haha.

Mostly I guess I'm just looking for places where I can participate, share stories and have some interesting conversations without everything getting automatically removed.

Any suggestions? :)

I'm looking for communities where people share interesting stories, ask unusual questions, discuss controversial topics, or have meaningful conversations. Preferably active communities where people actually engage in the comments rather than just upvote and move on.

What are some underrated subreddits you'd recommend?

I'm a member of both subs, having joined for the face-value offering. However, there appears to be an immutable wall of hatred for minority groups. The news agenda (on both) is almost exclusively migration based, with elements of welfare spending. (Not that these issues are unimportant, but just not the exclusive issue of the UK)

Is there a more balanced space for discussing UK news and politics. Not necessarily an echo-chamber of the progressive left (although I will take that too) but one with more good faith actors.

Months ago, I made a post( https://www.reddit.com/r/retroactivejealousy/s/8aMUzNWX7j )on the /retroactivejealousy subreddit, and now I want to share an update about this, but it seems the previous subreddit doesn't allow me to post what I want. Where can I post this, and also redirect to my previous post?

I'm looking for a reddit where I can get advice on how to deal with things and talk about it without being judged. So more like a safespace with empathic people.

Are there any subreddits about bag setups, like what people keep in their waist bags or sling bags?

What is the best Reddit for boxers, both pro and amateur? I tried using amateur boxing but all my posts are being deleted by people who dont even box and never will box.

I wanted to ask about people’s favourite pieces of media which have cemeteries (That’s a lot more general than the actual post would be but yk). I don’t want to use helpmefind because I don’t think it’s meant for this purpose but maybe it is and I’m wrong. Srry idk if this is even coherent I’m really tired.

Are there any subreddits that are for people without outdated humor

The essay is called "Who goes Nazi" by Dorothy Thompson. Here's the link. I made a post on r/SeriousConversation about it but the mods removed it. Basically, I relate to a character/archetype described in the essay. In my post, I talked about the traits that found resonance with me, and the rest that didn't. I just wanted to discuss the essay, my reflection on it(the bit about relating to a character), and see what other people had to say about all of it. The issue with posting this on psychology related subreddits is that my submission may get taken down for its political content. The issue with posting this on political subreddits is that it may get flagged as psychology/mental health related. The issue with posting this on general subreddits is that it may get taken down for being both, mental health and politics related. Could you please suggest a sub with a decent amount of participants where I can make this post? If you need to read the submission, let me know. I'll send you the body/link.

I posted on r/abcdesis but it got taken down, once by the mods and once before that by reddit's filters. I basically narrated my own struggles with dating abroad, inquired about why we are at a disadvantage in the dating pool, and finally asked them why we have it so bad in north america. I used a few slang terms to denote our race, but apologized for it in the very next sentence. I also used a few links that directed to pages that captured the experience of people like me through videos and articles. Abcdesis is a sub for people from south asia born and residing abroad. There are a couple of subs that are not very active, and they mainly cater to users who were born in south asia and moved abroad later. They mostly address visa, housing, travel, and legal documentation queries. In light of all this, what do you think is the best sub for me to post this - somewhere I won't run afoul of the rules and there's enough(and relevant) participants to respond to my queries? If you wish to look at the body of the post, I will send it to you. TIA!

I am working out for the sake of ability: climb stairs without getting winded, princess carry my partners, move heavy shit when nobody else can, that kind of stuff. I'd like advice on my routine and suggestions for exercises, so I'm looking for a sub like that. I'm not working out to lose weight, or look different, or anything like that. I just want to feel good and move well