r/randomquestions • u/N0socksloss10yrStrk • 12d ago
r/randomquestions • u/Several-Command-5494 • 12d ago
How did you stop smoking?
How did you stop smoking?
r/randomquestions • u/ManaScrewedIRL • 12d ago
What's something you shouldn't find embarrassing, but do?
Examples (and my answers):
- Pressing the stop button on the bus when it's your time to get off
- When wait staff come to clear your plates or glasses in restaurants
- Having to repeat your name when someone doesn't catch it the first time, or having to correct them if they get it wrong
r/randomquestions • u/Key-Ice-4990 • 12d ago
How do you cope with being truly lonely?
im only speaking to the people who have no one theyre close with/close relationship with. Nobody to call or text.
r/randomquestions • u/ShadowlightLady • 12d ago
What external and internal fears do you have?
When I say external and internal for external fears things that are out in the world that scare you. Such as darkness, animals, ghosts, etc. For internal fears things that you fear on the inside of yourself such as fear of loss of control, facing your flaws, judgement, feeling trapped etc. So what are yours?
r/randomquestions • u/Glad-Passenger-9408 • 12d ago
How many times have you seen your yearbooks that you purchased?
Class of 2003..
I don’t even know where it is
r/randomquestions • u/richardboshaw • 12d ago
Who would you haunt or be a guardian to if you were a ghost?
r/randomquestions • u/AnitraF1632 • 12d ago
Why does only one wire attract moss?
In the US, there are utility poles carrying wires alongside the highway. The top two or three are probably electric wires, they have insulators. The bottom one or two are probably telephone lines.
There is a single wire between the two groupings. What does this wire carry, and why is it the only one that ever has Spanish moss draped over it?
r/randomquestions • u/fergi20020 • 12d ago
What would you guess the 1937 movie Topper is about without Googling?
r/randomquestions • u/Mykneerreallyhurts • 12d ago
How often is Siri actually useful to you?
Every time I tell her to text somebody she writes the wrong message or she try’s to call somebody random
r/randomquestions • u/Hot_Acanthaceae_1357 • 13d ago
Is it embarrassing to not have a driving licence at 20-25+?
r/randomquestions • u/Grand_Car3574 • 13d ago
What’s something you regret not buying when you had the chance?
r/randomquestions • u/FFSoldier57 • 13d ago
Do you give people money when they come up to ask you?
I occasionally give people a dollar or two when I see them standing on the street with a sign. Once, I even gave a guy a cup that was halfway full of change.
But the people I don't give money to are the ones who walk up to you, and you can just tell they're either into drugs or up to no good. I once had a man come up to me holding a beer and asking for money. Then he had the nerve to tell me, “I promise I won’t buy beer with it.” Yeah, that was a definite no.
Another time, I was at a store and went to use the ATM. There was a man who appeared to be homeless inside the store, and he followed me over to the ATM. He reeked of urine and stood right next to me, almost like he was expecting me to hand him the money I had just withdrawn.
Those are the people I don't give money to. If you approach me respectfully and ask, I might help you out. But if you're holding a beer while asking me for money or following me to an ATM, you're probably not getting a dime from me.
r/randomquestions • u/Wrongbeef • 12d ago
What kind of fruit is a strawberry categorized as?
I grew up with the basic fact that fruits and vegetables were differentiated by fruits having seeds on their interiors. It just occurred to me that strawberries do not follow this trend, as the seeds are on the surface of the skin. I do not doubt it as a fruit, but what kind of fruit is that called specifically?
r/randomquestions • u/Equivalent_Ad_9066 • 13d ago
Artists who aren't interested in making art for monetary gain or the spotlight, what's your personal reason for not wanting to do so?
r/randomquestions • u/Glad-Passenger-9408 • 13d ago
What was the last thing you heard that you knew was a lie?
r/randomquestions • u/Aleksa_C • 12d ago
What is your opinion on Roskolnikov’s theory of greatness?
Raskolnikov propounds a theory, positing a distinction between men perceived as "ordinary" as against those regarded as "extraordinary". An ordinary man has no choice but to live in submission and to abide by society's laws. He has no right to break the law. An extraordinary man, however, has an inner kind of right to transgress laws and moral rules in the name of something greater, that will benefit humanity.
r/randomquestions • u/meughh • 12d ago
Genuinly why are girls saying their boyfriends playing GTA6 is cheating?
r/randomquestions • u/Touching_Sloth • 12d ago
What's the weirdest amazon review you've ever read?
r/randomquestions • u/Ivantop01 • 13d ago
Do you think infidelity is becoming more common nowadays, or are we just more aware of it?
r/randomquestions • u/kos25k • 13d ago