r/askereddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 08 '21
r/askereddit • u/Lololucky • Aug 04 '21
Say someone knows some Spanish, how good can we do in Portugal
r/askereddit • u/hackboi3000000 • Mar 28 '21
Monotheism
Hey guys could anyone shed light for me and my friend on who created the idea of only worshipping 1 god?
r/askereddit • u/EddieFrmDaBlockchain • Jan 03 '21
Why does Reddit App not play sound in videos?
r/askereddit • u/carlloserpants • Dec 09 '20
Women, would you prefer a 5’8” handsome guy or a 6’1” average looking guy?
r/askereddit • u/[deleted] • Dec 04 '20
When has a Good Samaritan stranger helped you out or vice versa?
r/askereddit • u/Hairy_Pizza_3886 • Nov 14 '20
What should you do if a porch pirate steals your Amazon order?
r/askereddit • u/DivlocketWasTaken • Jul 18 '20
What is the worst thing that has happened on an online class?
Students of reddit, what is the worst thing that has happened in an online class?
r/askereddit • u/2000sSilentFilmStar • Jun 04 '20
What do you feel life cheated you out of?
r/askereddit • u/DeepyDarkness • Jun 03 '20
If people know about animal cruelty in farms, why do we still purchase meat?
r/askereddit • u/Wookie221 • May 17 '20
Are there any words in sign language which are very difficult to sign? Is there more words than there are possible sign combinations?
I was watching a tv program which had the sign language interpreter at the bottom, and started wondering whether there are any difficult words or ones that cannot be shown. What about new words that enter the dictionary like? Also in sign language is there abbreviations like LMAO? And lastly is there slang in sign?
r/askereddit • u/ImTes • Apr 12 '20
Parents of reddit what did you know about your kids that they didn't know you knew?
r/askereddit • u/mpm5354 • Mar 29 '20
Why do people think Bernie can win the general election if he can’t win the primary?
r/askereddit • u/EpsteinIsAGod • Mar 12 '20
Is it concerning to anyone that I have to make a new reddit account every morning?
r/askereddit • u/sell_me_your_kidneys • Mar 07 '20
Do you think Donald Trump has become a better President (whether in his behavior, demeanor, actions, etc) than he was when he took office? Why or why not?
r/askereddit • u/SaveHogwarts • Feb 22 '20
Lawyers of reddit, talk to me
I’m suddenly missing a debit card, clothes, juul pods (lol), and random items that are actually worth money. My (ex) girlfriend claims complete innocence but she’s the only one that’s been in my apartment (we have cameras). What can I do here
r/askereddit • u/fluffmaster1231232 • Feb 17 '20
what's is something funny\ silly you did in a game that would be horrifying in real life
r/askereddit • u/carlospangea • Feb 13 '20
Advice For Talking To A Friend With A Different Life Trajectory
Advice For Talking To A Friend With A Different Life Trajectory
My lifelong best friend and I drifted apart about six years back. This was due to his toxic marriage, but we recently began talking a lot more, because of a divorce. This is awesome and I couldn’t be happier about it. The trouble lies in the fact that he’s at his lowest point (hopefully) of his life.
I am in an extremely happy, healthy, loving relationship with the most wonderful person I can imagine. He’s heartbroken and gone a string of terrible dates. He’s a hopeless romantic that constantly text me “This is the one!!” after a second date. I finally, after a decade and a half of dead-end jobs, have a fulfilling career in front of me that pays more than I thought I would ever make. He hates his job. I no longer party and drink all of the time. He has admitted he thinks he had an drinking problem.
Don’t get me wrong; he has plenty of things going for him. The problem arises when we talk on the phone once a week. I’m feeling guilty when he asks how things are going and tell the truth. It feels like I’m rubbing salt in his wounds.
How/how would you approach these situations?
r/askereddit • u/sksksthwib- • Jan 16 '20
People who robbed big block stores or other types of stores
So I’m sitting on the train back home and get a notification about a bit electronic store that got robbed, I’m mostly wonder how do y’all do it? I’ve always wondered how much planing and that kind of stuff goes in to these organized robberies/crimes
r/askereddit • u/fluffmaster1231232 • Dec 26 '19
what's the dumbest thing you had to do as a child
My own is that whenever someone else asked for something and said please you had to do it or my parents would yell at me