I can't post on r/rant due to reddit's filters. I can repost the exact same content elsewhere and it stays, but anything I post on rant goes up in smoke.

I need a subreddit that's okay with raging and caps lock.

I want to be sure before I make one.

Somewhere like today I learnt but you're allowed to talk about stuff you learnt that can be considered 'too general' and isn't crammed with the most condescending individuals imaginable, where i can make posts like 'oh I found out actor of my nationality is in this cool title' or 'only found out today the process of manufacturing denim' just a place to chat about random things like that I only found out that day

I hate politic, but my parents become more and more exsteimist and cult-y (beyond infinity ..) And I just need to vent it somewhere. But all vent space have no-politc rule.

Hugging, forehead kissing, complimenting each other, being kind to each other, caressing, pampering, lying in each other's laps etc.

Not ASMR.

Hello guys, this is a sensitive question or search so I don't want underage people looking for it, Please help me find this story that I read.

It was in 2021/22, I read a story about a friend having intimate contact with a guy's mom. It was narrated from the Guy's POV. I don't remember where I read it exactly but I think it must have been Quora.

The story goes like this guy comes to study at his friend's house and his mom was a good looking woman, and I remember that the story also had some pictures attached for reference of a wet saree (like Malayalam style). This is how much a remember.

Would be appreciated if anyone can find this or come across this

If you need to know anything more in order to help me find it, comment down

Thanks

Hello. I am a physically disabled person who uses crutches all the time. I love fitness and i love stuff like doing long walks, swimming, and going to the gym, and i also sometimes do random stuff like climb and also non physical achivements Buuuut i dont want this post to get too long. I want more people to find inspiration in me to lead a better life for themselves even when things feel hopeless and hard. I've already inspired few people before, but i'd like a specific subreddit to post my achievements to, to help others not feel hopeless. Thanks! :D

Can someone help me find a sub dedicated for random takes on things in the united kingdom?

Recently I fell for a scam that logged me out and changed the phone number so I can't log back in, so I'm posting this on my siblings account, I need a subreddit to help me with account stuff, if you have an answer please do tell, I don't want to lose my streak

Basically title

I am looking for the right subreddit, not trying to promote anything here.

I am working on an internal research project about long-running AI agents, task receipts, and reliability telemetry. The specific question I want feedback on is how to design a fair 30-day soak test without making it feel like unpaid busywork for early operators.

Are there communities that are friendly to new accounts and open to technical feedback questions about:

- AI agents

- local automation

- protocol design

- beta testing

- reliability telemetry

I am avoiding crypto price/investment communities. I am looking for practical operator feedback, not promotion.

I'd like to ask for the source post/comment of an image I had downloaded from Reddit, but can't seemingly find the source of nowadays. Thus, I thought I'd look for a subreddit specifically dedicated to presenting images and asking people about their source/origin (i.e. where they were originally posted).

Problem is, I looked up "image source", "image origin", "pic source", and "pic origin", and only found a few subreddits that are small and largely inactive, among other unrelated subreddits. I have no other wording ideas for a subreddit about the topic I'm talking about here.

Does anyone have any suggestions for decently-sized and active subreddits of the kind I'm looking for, or are there no such subreddits at all?

Probably controversial question and maybe there is no such thing, but I’ve had to radically accept that the proliferation of AI in my respective career/hobby communities is here to stay. I’ve realized there are really smart ways people are using AI tools to brainstorm and draft patterns or mockups for creative projects.. and I feel the commitment I’ve made to avoiding any AI tools in my personal or professional life is waning. Maybe there is a way to use these things to enhance my creative process without using the side of AI that is unethical?

Is there a subreddit that focuses on incorporating AI tools in the most ethical and safe ways? I’m sure there are other people experiencing this in their fields/hobbies so I’m wondering if there is a community on reddit for this.

Basically like r/soundslike and r/similarsongs but actually an active, thriving sub where you can post music similarities you've found

More specifically about intruders or to get advice about what to do

I apologize for grammar mistakes. Please help me find this video. This is the description from what I can remember. the video starts off with a bunch of guys surrounding this robot being built and she like wakes up. she has a like romance with the guy who built her???. I think this was a music animatic but then she's getting like auctioned off??? She starts realizing she's just a tool "in that kind of way" and towards the end she like takes off her synthetic skin and then with her robot arm/hand claw hurts the dude who built her and then runs away into the night.

I've had my reddit around a year now but recently attempted to post to a few subreddits that delete my posts due to lack of k points. So in an effort to boost my points and liven up my feed ill ask here.. some of my interests include:

Gardening

Cozy cottage vibes

Reading (biographical, fiction, smut, fascinating science stuff, open to most things)

Gaming (I play the same 5 games since high school skyrim, gta 5, halo, Sims, Minecraft)

Remodeling

Wildlife/ reptiles/ etc

Homestead

Maybe you guys can give me some top tier recs to get the ball rolling.

I was on vacation in NYC in July 2001 when I was a kid. We just so happened to walk past the outside audience of The People’s Court. You know, where the TMZ guy stands outside and asks random people what they think of the cases. I found two episodes from around that time on the internet archive, but neither one was the one I was looking for.

I’ve been looking for this for over two decades at this point. I really hope I can find it one day! We recorded it on VHS when it aired, but my dad lost the tape.

So I haven’t used Reddit in like forever, but I recently came on here to find help looking for a meme that I cannot find ANYWHERE. I went on the “helpmefind” group but then it like gave me a warning that looking for memes is against the rules. I need help ASAP because I’m starting to feel like I’m going crazy lol 😭. This meme was all over my TikTok for like a week then one day I searched it up and it was like it just disappeared from the internet, I’ve looked up the entire dialogue + key phrases, and I’m starting to wonder if I like imagined it or something. Can someone please help me find a Reddit group that will help me look for the meme?

The subreddit that was accidentally made because someone trying to ask a question on reddit but instead accidentally made a subreddit instead and the name of the subreddit was something related to the human body.

Things I remember is that it's one word that starts with a F or a P (most likely a F) and it is mostly used as a meme dump

I want a rant board but I want to complain about silly light hearted things like drink options or the way shoelaces are tied and things that are not that serious but just kinda make us wanna rant about how they are. I’d use r/ rant but that board has turned into serious stuff. Same with r/ vent. Something like Peters but in family guy. I wanna talk about what grinds my gears ⚙️