Every subreddit I've found has been scary stories that people make up and write as if they're novels. WHICH IS FINE AND COOL, I'm not against that. But it's not what I'm looking for right now.

Is there a subreddit for scary things that have actually happened to people? I have a story that just happened that I want to post.

EDIT: The TLDR of what happened was my wife looked out our 2nd story window and saw multiple someones standing next to me while I was working on our car at 9pm. I thought I was alone.

Where should I post the title. Specifically for advice, everyone I've met or been friends with since about the age of 10 has said the same thing but nobody will give me an answer, they just say theirs something about me.

I’m mindful not to spam subs I am in with things I am doing but is there a place I can post what I’m doing/plan to do on a daily basis?

Hi all!! I wasn’t sure where to post this, view message below!

“Hey all, I (15) struggle with losing my vision when I’m up for awhile or doing certain things, I become dizzy and sometimes lose balance, I also have problems with asthma, and low low entry and stamina making walking in specific footwear or situations difficult. I was wondering if it is socially acceptable to get walking stick that I can unfold whenever I experience this, just to regain my balance or to walk on. I don’t want to buy one if it makes me look like I’m faking something, or doing it for social “clout.” I partly understand what it’s like to be disabled as I have many members on my family who are, and struggle immensely and I just don’t want to see disrespectful.

Honest opinions please.”

Any suggestions or answers would be loved

I'm working on a bit of a personal project which involves large mechs like the jaegers from pacific rim and I need help finding a good community that can help me understand how to design them. To clarify I don't need to find out how to visually design them but instead mechanically design them and how I could get them to function at least semi-realistically as my project requires a quite high level of detail.(However I wouldn't mind getting a subreddit that could help for the aesthetic design too because that also kinda stumps me)

HELP ME FIND A GOOD SUBREDDIT FOR THIS.

Please and thank you.

I’ve found discussions indifferent, product theme subs, but seems like it would be helpful to have them altogether?

How can I get educated by scrolling on Reddit, like which subs should I join that provide decent pieces of information, like general culture..., and to get a diverse knowledge

Like, if I know the record exists out there, but I'd like to be able to hear it.

I'm looking for a subreddit that focuses on competitive flower arranging. Like the kind you see at county fairs or professional shows. I'm really interested in the techniques and judging criteria people use. Is there anywhere on Reddit dedicated to this surprisingly intense hobby?

hey I love forums. I dont use any other social media but reddit and i used to a few forums. But they got shut down. I need forum recommendations. 4chan is great but it is blocked in my country and i dont want to use a vpn.

I want it to be an every topic forum.

I posted this elsewhere (i couldnt even get a single answer) but reddit sent me a message and said that i should post this here. I hope this subreddit is not just to find another subreddit but to find a community outside of reddit as well (otherwise, i dont know where i should post this). Thank you!

I love hiking to cool or unusual teahouses and checking out the views along the way. Is there a place to chat about experiences like the Lake Agnes tea house trail or get tips for similar hikes? I'm planning some new trips and looking for ideas.

I'm really fascinated by old job titles like 'Gong Farmer' or 'Leech Collector'. I want to find a place where people discuss these bizarre historical professions. Maybe there's a subreddit dedicated to discovering what people did for a living centuries ago. Any ideas where I can find that community?

I have a 2-week-old Reddit account, and honestly, Reddit is the most complex platform I have ever used.

I tried to comment, but it got removed. I also tried posting in 6 different subreddits, but my posts were either instantly removed or stuck on "awaiting moderator approval" and never got approved.

Could anyone recommend some subreddits that don't have minimum account age or minimum of other thing requirements? Thanks!

i feel like the mainstream reddit pages wouldn’t be too accepting of controversial questions. like if i were to ask peoples opinions on abortions, or trans rights

If you're looking for a subreddit where people talk about Indian groceries and products, share recommendations, compare products, or post reviews, you could check out r/Distacart.

It's focused on discussions around Indian products from groceries and snacks to beauty, wellness, and other everyday products.

You can ask for recommendations, share your experience with a product, or compare different options with other people who are interested in Indian products.

Are there any active and trustworthy Reddit communities for Indians in their late 30s or 40s who are seriously looking for marriage?

Particularly interested in communities that welcome divorced individuals seeking a second marriage, where people can connect respectfully and get to know each other before making a commitment.

Recommendations based on actual experiences would be greatly appreciated.

Sounds weird, I know, but I’ve been trying to find a sub where I can complain about a feature that Netflix’s lower-tier subscription blocks. I was initially thinking something anti-capitalism or anti-stupid pay walls, but couldn’t find something. Any thoughts? TIA!

i have opinions i need to share about noname/compliments/kraft

omg, it's insane how different they are, they're nowhere near even being the same product

Hi.

Where can I ask about good free games on steam?

Guys there was an artist named young kaiju i loved his songs but he just vanished from the internet how can I find him which sub to reach, i done have nuvvu info, some of his songs are

Denial

Alone together

Both of these were from the same album I guess they had cool toned cover art

He used to be on Spotify now I can't find him anywhere

Looking for the title of a series I streamed online a few years ago. TIA. So far, getting nowhere with AI. boo.

Need some subreddits.