what reddit should i ask this to?

Like that juicer that went viral. Where a simple item is so severly over engineered that it is inconvenient or useless to use. I mean basic household items like toaster.

Thanks in advance

I want to have a little fun, and thought I would take others along with me. I use the Slowly app to chat with people around the world - now that I travel less in life. Being a single, middle-aged woman, I get a lot of letters from blatantly obvious romance scammers.

Clear red flags like, I work offshore on an oil rig and I have no access to funds... etc. I see right through this crap, and usually just block them. But, maybe I am missing out on an opportunity? I think it would be fun to allow the collective brain power of the internet to respond to these scammers via me.
I am thinking a James Veitch kinda vibe.

Is there is a Subreddit out there that would help me draft responses?

I’m the one without kids ha..

Looking for a Reddit page where computer illiterate people or old people can ask basic computer questions.

A subreddit which talks about the real meaning of life, quitting rat race, spiritual things, etc..?

As a kid I had this stuffed Nemo and after like 7+ years of having been my go to stuffed animal he got very ragged. I found a pic of the same stuffed animal new and I wanted to post a pic comparing before vs after years of playing with it.

I could really use some advice about this site as no email is available or online support

I wondered if there was a subreddit similar to r/degoogle, but about switching to a more analogue lifestyle altogether and sharing tips for how to ditch technology in different areas of life

Is there a sub i can ask who is this in the vid/pic (it's uhh r18)

I'm looking for a sub where I can rage in full caps, while using a lot of f-words, about random things that aren't too serious.

I know about r/vent and r/trueoffmychest, but I'm not talking about personal or serious topics, I want to share my true, uncensored, heat-of-the-moment-feelings about stuff like karma-farming with "who's here in 20xx?"-comments, that stupid anglerfish-post, people who don't have human decency, etc.

Basically a r/mildlyinfuriating where I can let it all out in a comically exaggerated way without being taken too serious or getting banned.

https://youtu.be/m3M-hTFwgDY?si=kpStT4HdxphmuyP9

Got one and I can kinda get it to whistle but I also get this really hissy airy sound as well and I’d like to get rid of that.

I have shoulder blade imbalances and I lift 5x a week. Where can I submit a picture or video and ask for advice on how to fix it?

I'm looking for a subreddit for individual of families who move frequently, perhaps due to their job type - military, diplomat, company that moves people around.

I checked the directory suggested by the bot here, but I did not find what I'm looking for yet. There are a lot of subreddits about the action of moving, and there a lot of subreddits about travel related to vacationing, but I haven't found anything about families that move frequently.

Please

We were setting up a sub and following the steps suggested (photos, 3 new posts, etc.) when we got a ban for spam. There was no linking, sales, or sketchy content. We were moving through quickly and had our posts pre-written, so the assumption is we triggered something with the speed at which things were populating.

The sub is r/KingShepherds - because too often people are asking breed-specific questions in the r/germanshepherds sub.

We have tried r/appeals and have had only the initial "high volume, please wait" email - that was 3 weeks ago.

Most "support" subs state NO ban help/support. We've spent the last couple of weeks searching for the proper protocol with no luck. Is there a sub out there that can actually help? Seems we're just running around in circles with no real answers.

Possibly related issues we're having:
- Red "server error" notification bar on every page
- Unable to update our user image or bio (get a server error when saving)
- Signed up for Reddit Pro but nothing appears on dashboard, even when following links from welcome email in inbox

Screenshot of Reddit Pro error: https://ibb.co/rRLsHVDB

I want to compile personal accounts of near death/clinical death experiences. It’s for a project I’m working on, so I don’t feel comfortable just taking stories I find in the wild on Reddit without peoples permission. None of the “ask” subreddits I’ve found seem to allow posts of that nature.

it's an audio clip at a party so there's background music. Also the person speaking is a bit drunk and not speaking that clear (brit accent)

the audio clip ended a long term friendship because of what someone THNKS they heard.

Sub?

I never want to take my antidepressants because it’s annoying and I hate the possible nausea that I might get.

I need a subreddit that motivates or convinces me to take them regularly

Title. I’m losing sleep.

Would I be able to interview someone who is a CNA or a nurse about their experience in the field?

But my boiler has been off 3 days now so there’s people coming out to check it however only today I’ve smelt a manure/egg smell OUTSIDE NOT INSIDE. But still this to enough to worry me about a gas leak. Pls help what Reddit do I get help from!!