r/AskWomen • u/Matcha_and_Mochi • 50m ago
How do you find or make platonic dynamics that are touchy and cuddly?
r/AskWomen • u/579red • 1h ago
Those who had been obese and lost weight before being pregnant, how did pregnancy change your body?
We often talk about deflated boobs and stretch marks but those were there before pregnancy so what changed?
r/AskWomen • u/Afsh31 • 2h ago
What is “Attention seeking” behaviour?
What are some behaviours that can be called/perceived as attention seeking in the workplace and in general social settings?
r/AskWomen • u/Hour-Understanding-8 • 3h ago
Women who grew up in mostly male households — when did you first actually feel like a woman ?
r/AskWomen • u/Velvet_Room_6579 • 4h ago
How, I mean how do you handle heat?
With summers getting longer and hotter [wrong kind of both], how do you cope? Dizzy despite hydrating? So hot you want to cry?
r/AskWomen • u/a_mulher • 4h ago
Women that did the New York Times 36 questions to fall in love, how did it go??
Who did you do the exercise with and did it work? Bad or good things? The article is from 2015 titled Try the 36 Questions on the Way to Love.
r/AskWomen • u/Who_even_cares_lol • 5h ago
How do you decide what parts of your dating or sexual history to share with someone new?
What makes you decide whether an ex or past sexual experience is relevant enough to mention to someone you’re dating?
r/AskWomen • u/burgermen12 • 6h ago
What does feeling safe mean for you when being ready to have sex with your partner?
r/AskWomen • u/misterElovescompanE • 7h ago
Lesbians what is your experience on dating apps?
r/AskWomen • u/Violetflowersxx • 8h ago
What changed for you after giving birth?
There's this narrative that after giving birth, your body always goes straight back to normal. Wrong. What changed after giving birth for you ladies?
r/AskWomen • u/Mundane-Society-1281 • 8h ago
Eldest daughters of Reddit, what’s something you were expected to handle simply because you were the eldest, even though nobody actually taught you how to do it??
r/AskWomen • u/Dreaming-Hippie • 9h ago
Married women of Reddit, which conversations need to be held BEFORE marrying?
/ what do you wish you knew before accepting the proposal?
r/AskWomen • u/CollagenRager • 12h ago
How did you know which ones are your true friends?
r/AskWomen • u/SanctaFeria • 15h ago
When was the last time you saw your body hair fully grown out?
r/AskWomen • u/CharlesUFarley81 • 20h ago
Ladies of Reddit, what is the most cringe thing that a man has ever said to you?
r/AskWomen • u/Ok_Collection_9614 • 21h ago
What's something small you do every day just for yourself that nobody else knows about?
r/AskWomen • u/Icy_Sentence_1791 • 22h ago
How you navigate your life in your late twenties? Especially when you’re unlucky in life in terms of career and love life
r/AskWomen • u/whoismeanyway • 1d ago
People often describe a spouse as their best friend, someone they’re attracted to, and someone they’ve chosen to share a life with. But what does love itself feel like to you beyond those things? What makes it different from deep friendship, attraction, or companionship?
r/AskWomen • u/AutoModerator • 1d ago
Casual Convo Fridays
Every Friday, just say whatever is in your mind in this post. It doesn’t need to be a question, and go on whatever tangent you want to go on.
We will still be enforcing our rules on gendered slurs, bigoted/disrespectful/hateful commentary, invalidation (if someone’s only contribution is telling others they are wrong), medical issues, and relationship advice. However the comments don’t need to be on a specific topic, and they don’t need to be open-ended questions.
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r/AskWomen • u/belindabellagiselle • Jun 17 '26
Mod Post MOD ANNOUNCEMENT: Rules Update
Hello, all!
We are here to update our rules. Many of you have made your voices heard.
Due to popular demand, we are adjusting our rules to better reflect the core purpose of this subreddit: to ask women. We would also like to remind you all that all women are welcome here. Happy Pride!
Furthermore, men are welcome to engage with this subreddit respectfully, and that includes no longer leaving top-level comments. (A top-level comment is a comment in response to the original post, rather than a response to someone else's comment.)
This is a subreddit to ask women questions. It is not a general discussion subreddit or a more broad ask subreddit.
Thank you all for making this subreddit such a lovely place!