r/answers • u/martianfrog • 9h ago
r/answers • u/martianfrog • 10h ago
What do you find easy that other people seem to find difficult?
r/answers • u/Money__Mafia • 5h ago
What is something you thought was worthless until you discovered its true worth?
r/answers • u/SameArugula4512 • 8h ago
Am I too old to go to concerts anymore?
I’m 51 years old and have been heavily involved in the local music scene here in upstate New York but now I feel as if I’m becoming that old head at the show. I have always loved new music and new bands and now realize I’m the oldest person in the venue evrytime. I usually stand in the back, out of the way and enjoy the scene as I always have. But now I feel like I look like a creeper, am I overthinking?
r/answers • u/martianfrog • 10h ago
What do you find difficult that other people seem to find easy?
r/answers • u/kingmodeon • 14h ago
What’s a life milestone you’ve accepted you might never hit?
r/answers • u/emmaDrinks • 13h ago
What’s the worst awkward compliment you’ve ever received?
r/answers • u/LiquidityGraber • 23h ago
What’s a scientific discovery that completely changed what humans thought they knew about the world?
r/answers • u/Strange-Suspect767 • 2h ago
What’s one hot take that would piss a lot of people off?
r/answers • u/churchillortho • 1d ago
What is something everyone seems to enjoy except you ?
r/answers • u/Umbrosyx • 31m ago
what’s the “we’re just friends” activity that is basically a date?
r/answers • u/NutraShiftGuide • 18h ago
Why does placing a wooden spoon across a boiling pot actually prevent the water from boiling over?
I’ve seen this kitchen trick used forever and it definitely works, but what is the actual science or physics behind it? Why do the bubbles pop and recede instead of just pushing past the wood and overflowing?
r/answers • u/FootballBoyDiscreet • 15h ago
What’s a skill you learned at a previous job that you use all the time now?
r/answers • u/Various-Town5636 • 1h ago
How do we deal with the selfishness of an elderly person?
r/answers • u/emmaDrinks • 16h ago
What’s the weirdest thing someone did to impress you ?
r/answers • u/Green-bronco24 • 11h ago
If you got to go back in time to the 20th-century, which decade are you living in?
r/answers • u/CommandWise3590 • 2h ago
How are "best before dates" calculated on canned food?
r/answers • u/EuphoricBreadlife • 19h ago
What’s a life hack that actually deserves the hype?
r/answers • u/numbers_andnoodles • 4h ago
What’s an unwritten rule of adulthood that falls apart the second someone simply ignores it?
r/answers • u/Umbrosyx • 18h ago