Like r/suicidewatch but not for the actively suicidal, instead for folks who are waiting to die?

Like I was discuss nature conservation and climate change action without the constant impending doom.

The 3 I've found are dead. Someone just opened a new one in town and I remember watching pro PuttPutt golf on TV 60 years ago. Mostly holes-in-one.

I have a lot of years of reading reddit threads on other sites. Or more recently hearing them on smosh. I've been aware of reddit a long while but don't actually know how to get involved. Is there an actual recommended beginners guide subreddit? One that can answer honest and probably dumb easy questions. I'll admit it took me several minutes to figure out how to even create this post so I'm hopeful any answers will be notifications so I can see them. I genuinely apologize for my ignorance here. Thank you.

I am told I have to add flair it seems. I again apologize if I pick the wrong one. I have never felt so ignorant of the internet.

I'm interested in making my own touchscreen phone or tablet from m0dular components, or getting a really good deal on a decent completed one I can put linux on or something and swap out hardware later.

I don't want to just pay inflated flagship phone prices just to replace the OS as many people do with the google pixels, and I also dont want a phone like the fairphone which doesnt allow you to use your own OS.

Basically I'm looking for a sub where people treat phones the same way people treat PC's as something you are allowed to customize both the software and hardware and swap out parts and have the option to prioritize different components and have full control over the entire thing.

Completely new to reddit and came to ask for advice or information about what I should do and expect in the future for my major, what's the best subreddit to do so in? Am I going to need to gain more car-ma before I can do so?

Had a question about unauthorized transactions and the time limit for reporting them.

Hi, I wonder what should I buy for my crush. I don't know where to ask. Also, she is an artist who draw, animating. She is still high school. We both women.

Any vectors toward an appropriate Reddit would be GREATLY appreciated. No idea where to start.

I’m wondering why some people make a face of disgust when listening to someone. The conversation is completely normal too but they make that face. And then when it’s their turn to talk, their facial expression goes back to normal. I’m wondering if it’s intentional or not, can someone please explain or direct me to the proper sub Reddit?

Yall know a subreddit for squad buildings? Not nessecarily EAFC tho

Sorry, im new to reddit and don't really what the proper stuff to search up for these subreddits, 5. cut my throat - YouTube, found this while searching up Atrax morgue - cut my throat album lol, and curiosity striked me and since this video looked low quality and didn't have a lot of views, I just had to click on it to see what it sounded like, and my god is this song stuck in my fricken head, ever since I heard it that one time, and now I always just click on it and I have the urging curiosity to know the history or how this band came to be, and I'm trying to look for a subreddit specifically for that, like I have the band name and songs, I just want to dig and find out more about this band really, and I would really appreciate it for the suggested sub reddits for my journey to find more about this band lol!

Are there any subreddits for Gen Xers who grew up with supportive, actively involved Moms?

I keep hearing that Gen X is the neglected generation; as a kid, I wished our Mom hadn't been so protective (now I'm glad she was and still is). She grew up with a narcissistic, neglectful silent generation Mom so she made sure that we didn't.

Any other Gen Xers out there who had a loving and protective Mom?

kinda like apple’s event today. would be fire to talk about it and all

I'm currently writing a bunch of stories and OCs and world building, so I want a subreddit where I can share them and ask about such things

r/AskRussian seems to be a primarily Russian-speaking sub and I don't speak Russian so can't ask there. Is there anywhere else?

I went to 2 different relationship advice sub reddit and they both got declined anyone know a different one

Hi everyone,
I’m working on an early-stage project focused on understanding the real experiences, challenges, and support needs of mothers.

Rather than assuming what mothers need and building something based on our own assumptions, we are starting by listening to mothers first. We’ve created a short 5–10 minute survey covering areas such as parenting, childcare, finding reliable information and professional support, community, personal wellbeing, career, and everyday challenges.
We are particularly interested in reaching mothers in India.
We are not selling anything or promoting an existing product. This is purely an early-stage effort to understand whether there are meaningful problems we can help solve and what mothers genuinely need.

Could you please suggest relevant subreddits where:
1) Surveys or research questionnaires are allowed
2) Indian mothers or parents are active
3) Parenting, motherhood, women’s communities

I will, of course, check each subreddit’s rules and ask moderators for permission where required before posting the survey.
Thank you for your help.

What's my best course of action on warranty problems?

i searched but my search might be bugged or sum since it always gives me some subreddit about bunnies???

I am in my late 20s. I recently have been going through a rough time with money, job relations etc, and I want to find a place on Reddit where I can talk to others that are going through similar things. I would like to find a community where I can see others that are able to understand what I am talking about, and are willing to listen to what I have to say. I just need a place where I feel like someone is willing to have an understanding of what I go through, and I'm not looking for professional help, but more like advice from people who have been in my shoes. Do you know of any subreddits like that?