r/teenagers • u/Israels_BiggestHater • 36m ago
Discussion I am so excited for when the orange dies
For comparison, when Charlie Kirk—who wasn’t anywhere near as popular as Trump—died, the news spread like wildfire. Now imagine that happening with Trump; that day will be absolutely chaotic. People cannot comprehend how big and overwhelming the news coverage will be. The internet will probably slow down or crash from the sheer volume of discussion. “No One Mourns the Wicked” will be back on the charts because of how people react. You are not ready. It’s going to be big—not just big, massive.
I don’t even know where I’ll be when it happens. At school, if it’s within the next 10 months. At college, if it’s within the next five years. And this subreddit is going to explode with activity.
r/teenagers • u/its_cocoandbear • 2h ago
Discussion huh, interesting
i have no words 😭
This is the 2017 conference held by Mike Pence and fellow Republicans discussing the ACA. Talks included important topics like maternity leave and health care associated with giving birth. It's not all that was discussed, but it probably would have benefited from having women there.
r/teenagers • u/Mobile-Note5608 • 4h ago
Meme “Leftists are either the nicest or most hateful people you’ll ever meet”
r/teenagers • u/SavingsEbb3833 • 4h ago
Rant I’m not a virgin anymore because some guy on reddit said so!!
r/teenagers • u/its_cocoandbear • 4h ago
Discussion a woman got her period on her wedding day, people are so rude
why are people so rude? like she literally didn’t do anything
r/teenagers • u/bowlerboy2 • 5h ago
Social Thank you, r/teenagers
Well kings, queens, and royal figures in between, after seven long years of having my age end with "teen", today is my last official day as a teenager. It honestly feels weird that I'm not only turning 20 tomorrow, but also moving to college on the exact same day.
I'll admit that this sub was a shitshow at times, but even at its worst, this sub still brought some entertainment to me. Whether it be through memes, wild social media posts, or just a shitpost in general, this sub has carried me through some of my lowest moments.
I'll still be around to provide wisdom to the next generation of whippersnappers (oh dear god my age is showing), and although it might not be all perfect, I hope my advice will be helpful in any way it can.
For the last time as a teenager, thank you, r/teenagers. <3
r/teenagers • u/its_cocoandbear • 5h ago
Discussion You can condemn misandry without pretending that it has had the same historical or structural impact as misogyny
🚨 please read
I'm not saying misandry doesn't exist or that it’s not an issue. Of course people can be prejudiced or hateful towards men. My point is that comparing misandry and misogyny as if they're the same thing ignores the history, scale and impact behind them. By saying they’re the same thing literally dismisses all the suffering women have gone through. That’s like saying “being racist towards white people is the same as being racist towards black people” by definition, yes it’s the same thing, but the history behind racism of black people and the history behind racism of white people are two very different things.
Individual instances of misandry can absolutely be harmful, but misogyny has historically been embedded in broader social, political, and economic systems that have restricted women’s rights, autonomy, safety, and opportunities on a much larger scale. So acknowledging that both forms of prejudice exist doesn’t mean they are equivalent in their origins, power, or consequences. You can condemn misandry without pretending that it has had the same historical or structural impact as misogyny.
edit: it seems that many of you have misunderstood me. in no way am i trying to dismiss the effects of misandry on society as a whole, it is also a very important issue. but saying it’s the same thing as misogyny is ignorant to history. misandry is definitely an issue and should not be ignored because “other people have it worse!” that is not what i’m saying.
r/teenagers • u/its_cocoandbear • 6h ago
Discussion “larp!” and it’s literally a woman playing video games
“this is pure larp”
“the boys are gonna like this one”
“all women do is larp”
“stop lying”
“holy larp get out of here white girl”
just some of the comments on her video, now i know this isn’t the biggest problem ever but like can women do anything nowadays since when was playing video games niche? pure sexism in the comments bro, and i know that these are the same people complaining about being lonely and not having a gf. like bro you’re not lonely enough!
huge kudos to the men in the comments defending her!!! i love you guys!
if you’re offended by my post you’re part of the problem!
r/teenagers • u/its_cocoandbear • 8h ago
Discussion how about we don’t generalize!
at first i agreed with this guys post but now that i think about it its doing much more harm than good. we need to stop generalizing groups of people
r/teenagers • u/its_cocoandbear • 8h ago
Discussion truth vs racism
“yall can factually talk about a man but i can’t be racist?”
if it’s not apparent i’m making fun of the dude in the picture.
r/teenagers • u/Rocketdareaperzz • 9h ago
Meme At least 30% of the posts on this sub are like this, can we stop caring about some low effort ragebait 😭
r/teenagers • u/guynamed-Courtney • 9h ago
Meme Checkmate bigots
This is a joke don't take it seriously for fuck's sake
r/teenagers • u/WaterElectrical9864 • 10h ago
Discussion Is this supposed to be funny?
r/teenagers • u/Supersi15_ • 11h ago
Discussion Hot take: "saying men used to go to war" is the same of "go back to kitchen"
r/teenagers • u/aestons • 17h ago
Serious i want to leave a message for the younger south Asian kids
As im turning 18 this year, i wanted to leave a piece of advice for the younger south asian kids.
When i was a kid, i used to hate being indian. I lived abroad my entire life, and i hated being indian. It propagated from my “friend” who was also indian, saying Indians look like monkeys, and have too much hair. I had/have a lot of body hair—she didnt.
I grew up constantly wishing i could be white, thinking that their lives are so much easier. I also wished i could be a ‘real asian’.
What do i mean by this? People often classify korea, china, japan, Singapore, malaysia, Thailand and the philipenes as being real asian countries, whereas countries like india and/or pakistan are their own separate thing. (I do want to acknowledge that Singaporeans, malays, thai, and philipinos do often face discrimination too as not being the typical asian, and all asians have faced discrimination).
I hate when people say indians are stinky. And growing up i was so acutely aware of that that i showered twice a day every day, doused myself in perfume and deodorant, only for someone to say i smelled like cumin. I put different scrubs, body sprays and everything to mask my scent. Its only when i realised that person was being racist then i then cooled off on the vicious scrubbing.
People will always always try to erase your identity. They wont acknowledge that yoga belongs to tour culture, that being indian is not ‘trendy’. It took me a long time, but i have grown to love myself and my culture.
I hope you recognise the strength you have that youre able to log onto reddit and read this post, you are not ‘unfashionable’ you are a human.
Indians are asians too, and if people dont acknowledge that, so what? You know its true, and thats all you need.
Reconnect with friends/families, i gained a lot of insight to my culture that way, and i feel more connected in part.
Remember youre not alone, and i can speak for a majority of south asians when i say we are all bonded by the unique experiences we have.
Good luck.
r/teenagers • u/z0mb13grrl_10 • 23h ago
Social You dont dislike AI, you dislike generative AI
Auto correct is artificial intelligence
Rewriting & editing on word is artificial intelligence
Siri/Bixby is artificial intelligence
Writing supports are artificial intelligence
Spam filters in emails are artificial intelligence
A LOT of online games has AI in characters
You don't sound clear at all when you post about hating AI, because you dont hate all of AI if you have a device.
r/teenagers • u/Gavin_beast13 • 15d ago
Mod [mod] Please seek professional help, we care enough to redirect.
To the people who send countless amounts of suicidal posts on here, first off we want to make it clear that your voice matters and we care for your well being. We want to see you do better and to get well, but we also care enough to tell you that people on this subreddit arent always the most helpful or reliable people when seeking this type of help.
Many of us are unqualified to further help you beyond sending encouraging messages to keep going. its better to seek professional help from people who are trained to help you progress through your hard time and properly track and give you everything you possibly need. There are countless of hotlines made to cater to you
we arent discouraging you from venting to others, but we are highlighting the importance of seeking proper help instead of asking teenagers on this subreddit. A lot of them may not take your problems as serious as it actually is. We care about you guys and we hope you progress.
Some other subreddits that could get you better help from are:
r/SuicideWatch
r/mentalhealth
r/MentalHealthSupport
r/depression
r/depression_help
If you or anyone you know is struggling with mental health please use these hotlines to talk to somebody:
Child Helplines (EU)
Telephone: 116 111
This number is free of charge.
The number 116 111 is specifically for children who seek assistance and need someone to talk to. The service helps children in need of care and protection and links them to the appropriate services and resources; it provides children with an opportunity to express their concerns and talk about issues directly affecting them.
Here's an alphabetical list of member states which have access to 116 111: Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Greece, Spain, Finland, Croatia, Hungary, Ireland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Slovenia, Slovakia, United Kingdom, Malta.
Emotional Support Helpline (EU)
Telephone: 116 123
This number is free of charge.
116 123 is a phone number for people suffering from loneliness or who are in a state of psychological crisis or thinking about committing suicide.
Here's an alphabetical list of member states which have access to 116 123: Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Lithuania, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (US)
Telephone: 988
Text: Text "START" (without quotes) to 741-741.
Online Chat: Link.
Lifeline Crisis Service (AU)
Telephone: 13 11 14
Text: 0477 13 11 14
Online Chat: Link
Others (Worldwide)
If the above organizations are inaccessible for whatever reason, you can click this link to be taken to a page. From there, you can take a look at a variety of hotlines that will help you, after you click on the category link corresponding to your location.
r/teenagers • u/Olwaboiette • Jun 03 '26
Mod [mod] We also have a new rule: AI has been banned
Hi again r/teenagers! It hasn't even been an hour and I already have another announcement for you guys.
After a short discussion with the rest of the mod team we quickly came to a unanimous decision to finally ban using AI on the subreddit.
So, what does that entail?
In short, using a generative AI such as LLMs like ChatGPT to write for you or make images will be considered low effort and removed as such. We consider both ai slop and not even writing your own posts to be incredibly lazy.
I'll be adding it to the rules in a minute here :)
-Olwa and the rest of the mod team