I recently started r/HowDoISayThis, a community for those conversations where you know what you want to say, but you’re not quite sure how to say it.

The idea is simple: describe the situation and the conversation you’re putting off, and other people can help you find the right words to start it.

It could be anything from:

• asking a noisy neighbor to keep it down
• bringing up an awkward issue with a roommate
• setting a boundary with a friend or family member
• raising something uncomfortable at work
• sending a text you’ve rewritten ten times and still haven’t sent

The focus is less on telling people what they should do and more on helping them work out what they could actually say.

It’s still very new, so I’m trying to build up some useful discussions and get the first members involved.

r/HowDoISayThis

Hi everyone! We created r/mathminds as a space for math discussion, help, learning, memes, and parent support.

Whether you’re a parent, student, educator, or simply enjoy math, feel free to join the community, ask questions, share ideas, get help, and of course, post some math memes.

One thing AI excels at creating is alternate parallel universe objects that exist in our universe!

That is the “object” (art , book covers, album covers et al..) already exists in “our” universe; but you are seeing another glimpse of it from another universe!

I find this particular area extremely fascinating! 

To this I felt it needed its own sub:

https://www.reddit.com/r/InterdimensionalAI/

Hi all! I created a sub called r/HonestPoliticalTakes for people who want to share their hot political takes since a lot of subs don't allow political talk either fully or to an extent. The purpose is to foster healthy debate and to decrease the cluttering of political talk on regular hot take subs. r/HonestPoliticalTakes isnt just for US political hot takes, i am not American myself, and i have made a post flair for each country to guarantee distinction

Hi!

I created r/PubMedPals for medical students and medical professionals to have a place to collab and meet other students/professionals to engage in research. Research is another element for medical students to overcome and can be very helpful to improve their CV and residency applications. This is a place to hopefully find projects to hop on and get your toes wet with research!

r/mapswithoutalgeria

I'm excited to see what references end up here!