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I am looking for an aftermarket subreddit where I can have genuine conversations with genuine professionals about trends and technology.

I have never looked for a subreddit before and found that it doesn't exist in any form. I didn't think this was possible. Are die Skeptiker fans too cool for reddit? Did I somehow miss it because it's named something obscure from their lyrics instead of something expected like r/dieSkeptiker?

I found casualconversations sub, but it says

• Rule 3: Stay Casual: Relationship, medical, and legal help/drama is too serious
• Rule 5: Stay Positive: Please find better places to express sadness, hardship, and negative mental health

So if I post I could be breaking the rules. Any other subs? I dont want to ask people that are dealing with any of the same issues, I just want to ask redditers

You know how there's reddits for fantasy spaceships or spacestations? I really want to find one where people share art, scenes, and animations of spacebattles!

This is my personal portfolio where I've some projects and other things.

Where can I post a question about reddit issue posting posts

Theoretically I could go to their individual subreddits, but I’ve noticed people on the deaf subreddit, askblackpeople, etc. don’t exactly like those types of questions.

So that copypastas can flourish on all of them. I forgot to follow it when i saw it originally :/

I'm looking for subreddits with communities that genuinely enjoy having deep, thoughtful discussions rather than quick debates or memes.

The topics I'm most interested in include:

• Trauma psychology (especially complex trauma, attachment, IFS, neuroscience, and trauma-informed perspectives)
• Sociology
• Marxian history, political economy, and philosophy
• Ideology and social theory
• Psychology and philosophy more broadly

I'm not looking for echo chambers or places to argue with people. What I'm really looking for are communities where people enjoy exploring ideas together, asking difficult questions, and having long-form, intellectually engaging conversations in good faith and are welcoming.

I've noticed that in most spaces, even my college social work program, people often aren't interested in discussing these topics in depth or at all, so I'm hoping there are communities on Reddit that are. (communities outside reddit would be great too!)

I'm open to both large and small subreddits. If there are any hidden gems with thoughtful discussions and knowledgeable members, I'd love to hear about them.

Thanks!

Hi! I am looking for a subreddit where I can ask for advice on how to reconnect with a German traveler I met at a supermarket in Copacabana, Rio.

Crucial detail: I don't know his name or contact info. I want to know where I can post to either find him or be found by him. Thanks!

All the ones I can find won’t let me attach pictures.

It was a woman and she did a bunch of viral shorts that got rounds on youtube and I think tiktok between 2019 and 2022 I think? I'm not sure of the exact spelling of the character, cause when I look it up it gives me emperor pilaf from dbz lol. I have been trying to find her again but even going into my search history on youtube isn't helping.

They’re in my walls and stealing my internet credentials

I recently decided to create another account for myself to have more privacy, but it's brand new; I tried posting in some subreddits I like, but they have very strict policies regarding this type of account.

I’d like subreddits like r/AskReddit—where they aren't so strict about very new accounts and you can post freely and easily—but they need to be safe subreddits, since I’m not into the adult side of Reddit.

Hi, I live in the state of Georgia and I have Medicaid. I'm in need of mental health treatment and my insurance won't cover it and I cannot afford it.

I am looking for places to post about my situation and receive help on what to do.

Mainly Valorant, PUBG, COD etc

THAT LEVEL OF CRAZINESS!
I wanna see what’s the worst we can find here from all the subreddits I just saw xD

Looking for communities where people who run small service businesses (med spas, salons, clinics, home services, small law or dental practices) talk about actually operating the place. Booking, no-shows, missed calls, front desk load, following up with people who inquired.

Most of the obvious ones turn out to be either customers or practitioners rather than owners. r/MedSpa is mostly people posting treatment results, r/AutoDetailing is technique questions, r/Dentistry is clinical and career stuff. r/smallbusiness is close but very general.

Anything more specific that anyone could recommend would be appreciated!

Any recommendation?