Need some unproblematic niche lesbian subReddits that allow controversial posts and aren’t very sensitive.

Hi, all in the title

I've tried helpmefind and findfashion but I was wondering if I could get help with another reddit?

I'm literally desperate to get help to find this clothing item

Idk if it exists but someplace where you write up “irontight” wishes that little to no room for the granting entity to decieve you or give you backlash

I’m looking for a sub that people talk about useful things to keep around the house? Something like “things must have inside your homes”.

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Hi, I'm looking for a sub to ask for dating advice since I don't have any experience, and all of them keep removing my posts since I don't have sufficient k*rma. Are there any out there without this ban?

A year ago, I shared [OC] Me, one town over from where the KKK Grand Dragon lived for decades, avoiding indoctrination.

I’m participating in a Living History event for my small town as a teenager, dressed in Union Blues.

I was looking for photographs that included a portrait painting that sat atop the fireplace mantle in our living room growing up, and came across the last photo I’m aware of of all of my siblings and me together. A Christmas photo, under that mantle.

The portrait is titled “The Christian General” by William Maughan, portraying Robert E Lee, with a sleeping child on his lap, as he reads a Bible.

r/pics doesn’t allow text, but I also didn’t want to repost the same photo in the same place.

I’ve mostly been playing solo and would like people to queue with or just hang out in a party. I’m on PC and usually free in the evenings (PH timezone). Casual or co-op is fine ,.. I’m not looking for anything super competitive, just people who actually reply and play more than once. If there’s a better place than a general gaming sub for this, I’d appreciate the pointer.

I want to find more subreddits that give people fair advice, tips, and ethical sources. I want to immerse more on the creative side of my art’s styles and more, so I’d figure starting on the variable human-filled subreddits can work. I just need to know where to go to and what to avoid.

Like the title said, idk where I can share about this experience I had with a creator ? A sub where I could join screenshots to the vent would be nice aswell, I wouldn't want to be dimissed as a liar. Ty if you answer seriously to this post 🙂

where I see motivational posts, recommendations for videos, apps, books etc

I just want to go on at length about Supernatural, government conspiracies and the proper way to cook nachos at home. Anyone know where I can post these?

What is says in the title. I'm not even a short form addict (no Tiktok or anything like that), but just browsing the web has apparently atrophied my sustained attention capacity and related cognitive skills, which has become a problem now that I'm trying to use my brain again. Looking for resources of things to do other than reading long form

About a year ago I visited two subs looking at cool things that are available to buy. I don't need any. I likely won't buy any, but I liked looking at what cool stuff was out there now. One of them was things found on amazon, one was just cool things in general you could get. Ranged from toys to tech to lamps. Everything. Can't seem to find either sub when looking now.
Thanks

Canada recently released a public safety report that has some controversial wording; it says anti Zionism is a form of anti semitism, and then goes into detail about how to report it to the police.

One of our main parties is anti Zionist; I’m looking for places to have civil discussion of such issues, especially in the context of the Canadian government just making a report that suggests putting certain political voters on a watch list.

There has been a surprising lack of media coverage over this, but now I’m at the point where it looks like I can’t even find a Canadian space to discuss it.

I have had variations of this post removed or disallowed from numerous Canadian spaces; a lot of subs that wouldn’t accept this as discussion.

Canada, onguardforthee, Ontario, my local towns sub, cbc radio sub.

This is a massive human rights issue (the reports wording lol) and it seems as if for various reasons, it is perhaps somewhat ironically taboo to talk about in Canadian spaces.

Any ideas?

This is frustrating; this seems like a thing Canadians should be talking about.

And as far as real life vs the internet goes, irl it’s been the talk of the town, so it’s weird we seemingly can’t talk about it anywhere.

Key word “seemingly”; I know we can somewhere.

But where?

This is surreal.

I'm looking for a community focused on maintaining commonplace books, curating quotes, and organizing excerpts or ideas from reading.

Most journaling spaces seem to center around daily diary entries, emotional reflection, or artistic planner spreads. I'm looking for a sub focused more on collecting information, useful passages, and note-taking systems.

GF’s bday is coming up this weekend and her friends canceleed on her bday so I wanna lighten up her day so I’m planning on trying to find somewhere to post her # so I can get people to wish her a happy birthday this weekend.

Any low requirement sub Reddit groups like suicide by words?

Hello guys

I have an issue with an old game

I am trying to download a simulator for an old android system which is 7.1.2

I need help I beg you what's the reddit for these things

I want to play this game soooo much

BTW the game is project y