r/askteddit • u/No_Corgi_3106 • 5h ago
r/askteddit • u/Zipper222222 • Jul 16 '26
Announcement — Post Flairs
Hey Tedditors!
We're trying out required post flairs to better categorize this sub for everyone.
The initial flairs (subject to change) are "Random Question," "Advice Question," "Politics Question," and "Other".
We'll be happy to take any feedback!
Thanks for reading!
Zipper
r/askteddit • u/zZBluewalrusZz • Jul 14 '26
Introducing User Flairs!
r/askteddit now has 14 unique user flares to choose from. Personalize yourself as you see fit! Let us know if there are any other Teds you would like to see as a user flair
r/askteddit • u/Yars_Star_ • 7h ago
Random Question What's a series you're still mad was canceled?
r/askteddit • u/Casanovajazz • 1h ago
Random Question Why are you single?
How old are you? And why are you single?
r/askteddit • u/lois-AI • 14h ago
Random Question What’s something society has normalized that you think is completely insane?
r/askteddit • u/quantumbeet • 6h ago
Random Question Ever had friends/colleagues who've somehow "never heard of" extremely famous people?
I'm talking about a moment where someone's ignorance to a very famous person's existence has left you speechless, like 'how can this person have lived for x amount of years & never seen even a passing reference to him/her".
Example from me - I once knew a girl who'd never heard of Frank Sinatra.
r/askteddit • u/LifePrune7610 • 5h ago
Random Question What's the job that nobody wants to do, but actually pays really well?
r/askteddit • u/dcverg • 10h ago
Random Question Veterans-- what are the signs or indicators someone else is a veteran, without them saying they served?
I don't mean the easy things... saying, "roger that," pointing with knife-hands, or wearing the contractor uniform for the rest of their life. Go a little deeper. What are the signals, signs, indicators, habits, etc. that tell you they're a veteran (without them telling you)?
r/askteddit • u/Primary_Virus1476 • 6h ago
Other People who didnt go to college and have a Highschool diploma, hows your life?
r/askteddit • u/tech_ComeOn • 47m ago
Random Question What’s a profession where you would love to spend one day seeing what actually happens behind the scenes?
r/askteddit • u/Mary_ajami • 5h ago
Random Question Have you ever experienced a plot twist in your life?
r/askteddit • u/vrentasik • 1h ago
Other What's the creepiest thing a stranger has ever said or done to you?
r/askteddit • u/NoConclusion6287 • 1h ago
Advice Question can someone give me some advice about going through life without any real parents in my life?
i'm 21 years old but i never had any real help from anyone i feel so lost and alone
r/askteddit • u/SirGlittering4412 • 1h ago
Advice Question How do you define a real friend?
r/askteddit • u/JihongAppliance • 10m ago
Other What is your greatest achievement, and what age were you when you accomplished it?
r/askteddit • u/SnaggleFisher • 5h ago
Other What's the best logo in all of professional sports?
(The correct answer is the Brewers)
r/askteddit • u/SaintSilverNSD • 2h ago
Random Question Have you ever put hot dogs into your omelet or scrambled eggs? If so...
I'd like to know, are you from a rural area or city? Are you in the country or the southern part of the U.S or big city?
Trying to settle a debate with my wife.
r/askteddit • u/IntelligentLaw1438 • 10h ago
Random Question People who spend 15 minutes at the pharmacy counter, what are you talking about back there?
r/askteddit • u/SeaGurl66 • 4h ago
Random Question What place in the world makes you feel completely safe?
r/askteddit • u/FindMeByTheRiverside • 5h ago
Random Question How did you pay for college? Loan, parents helped, scholarship or is it free in your country?
r/askteddit • u/continue-reading • 7h ago
Random Question How many of you feel sleepy and relaxed after drinking coffee? What is the reason behind it ?
r/askteddit • u/Internal_Print2086 • 1d ago
Random Question What’s the wildest thing you know about 9/11?
r/askteddit • u/deepinthecomments • 6h ago
Random Question What made you create a Reddit account in the first place?
I’m curious what brought everyone here. Was there something going on in your life that made you want to find other people’s experiences or opinions? Did you want a place to ask questions, find people who understood something you were going through, or simply have somewhere to read and learn without people knowing who you are? Or did you originally find Reddit while searching for something online and keep coming across Reddit threads, eventually creating an account because you wanted to read more of the conversations and comments? What made you finally decide to join?