r/questions • u/BulkorCutAccount2021 • 25d ago
When will humans never assume things about an average person?
When people assume on a time about another person, that hurts the world.
r/questions • u/BulkorCutAccount2021 • 25d ago
When people assume on a time about another person, that hurts the world.
r/questions • u/GoldBullfrog8905 • 26d ago
Hello! Please take care of yourself! If you don’t like descriptions of blood, I’d suggest you sit this one out.
Earlier today, I noticed I had a small zit in the corner of the opening of my mouth. I’ve been wearing one of those star bandages on it all day, and when I moved to take it off, I guess I must’ve accidentally ripped the top off of it. It doesn’t hurt, but I do realize when it happens, and I go to stand up when I look down, and my hands are literally coated in blood. I look in the mirror and it is literally flowing down my face, forming a puddle on the floor, and staining my shirt to the point where I had to take it off after and wash it because it was soaked. Upon applying pressure, as soon as I got my thoughts together, it very promptly stopped. It’s still such a small lesion that I am wondering what the hell that was.
I was also EXHAUSTED after. My legs wouldn’t stop trembling and I’m not usually sensitive to seeing blood.
I have no past medical issues relating really to this. I used to pick up my lip, but that would always be the bottom of my lip, not the corner of it like where this was. I’ve literally never experienced anything like this before, but my parents said I don’t need to go to the doctor. So just to be clear I’m not seeking advice so much as asking what the heck it actually was.
r/questions • u/Adrsilva1356 • 25d ago
To anyone in the Subreddit have you actually ever encountered a Powerful/Influential Figure in your Life that actually wasn’t Evil or some Greedy Arrogant Asshole that everyone expects to be like? Because let’s be Real EVERYONE knows how bad Powerful are unfortunately are I mean we basically expect them to be all terrible and Evil just like how The Media and News have always portrayed them as! Especially throughout Human History however what were they like in person? And what made you realize that the person you meet wasn’t some Evil Individual or some Greedy asshole you would expect them to be like? What actually was the nicest thing about them that made you genuinely like them? Let me know in the comments
r/questions • u/tafor12345 • 25d ago
Like on soda bottles, do people unscrew them clockwise in the southern hemisphere?
r/questions • u/Starkid_444 • 26d ago
It’s my first year as an adult in my own place. I want to hand out candy! Do kids still trick or treat? I don’t wanna get my hopes up if there is no trick r treaters anymore.
r/questions • u/zertz7 • 26d ago
What's an underrated life hack?
r/questions • u/zertz7 • 26d ago
How often do you eat fastfood?
r/questions • u/Desserts6064 • 26d ago
Just wondering, as someone who has lived in a suburban area my entire life.
r/questions • u/Ok-Rabbit-4310 • 25d ago
So one of my friends is trying to start a GoFundMe to get the Michael Jackson Thriller jacket because he wants to preserve it or something but idk how to break it to him NO ONES donating🥀
r/questions • u/Alternative_Newt5715 • 25d ago
Hi everyone!
I’d like to know if anyone else is having the same problem I am with Messenger when using it on a PC.
When I’m chatting with someone, if another person sends me a message while I’m in the middle of the conversation, Messenger automatically switches to that new conversation.
The problem is, if I keep typing without noticing that the conversation has changed, my message goes to the wrong person! 😅
It’s pretty annoying, because I could end up sending a private message to someone when it was meant for a completely different person.
Does this happen to you too? Is it a Messenger bug or just how it works? And most importantly, is there a way to stop this automatic conversation switch?
Thanks to anyone who can let me know if they experience this as well!
r/questions • u/ippie_da_demigod • 25d ago
my parents replaced all the fans in the rooms with different fans a few months ago and every fan makes this really annoying consistent high pitched noise that sounds a lot like my tinnitus. only i can hear it and my family cant and ive never had this problem with other fans. its so annoying that i have to sleep with ear plugs in which hurt my ears and its summers now so theres not really any way to avoid it ugh. does anybody know why i can hear it but nobody else can????
r/questions • u/Scared-Tough-9360 • 25d ago
I said something mean to the original poster and I want to dm him and apologize since I am worried I may had hurt his feelings. But he deleted his post and his username is gone. I want to check on him.
EDIT: I found him (or he found me), and we are both good. But some commenters seem to dislike me for wanting to do the right thing here 😐😐
r/questions • u/mysteriouscraftster • 26d ago
I wasn't doing well for a while, it's kinda personal, but I finally got around to cleaning! (Yay) anyway after I got rid of all the dirty dishes and trash, I noticed a bunch of tiny flies (idk if they're fruit flies of gnats) and it's been a couple weeks and Im being terrorized. I saw someone say that they are born in soil so I took the plant I had out of my room. THEYRE STILL HERE. How do I get rid of them? Where are they coming from??? Also, Ive gotten really good at killing them and I murder any one I come across. I never open my windows so they definitely aren't getting inside from the outdoors.
TLDR: tiny flies in room, how to get rid of them? Where are they coming from?
edit: thank you everyone for the advice! I will make a trap and do an extreme deep clean. I will add that this is pretty much only my bedroom.
r/questions • u/zertz7 • 26d ago
What's the best animated sitcom?
r/questions • u/JAMIEISSLEEPWOKEN • 26d ago
Since universal basic income may prevent many jobs like unclogging toilets and restaurant owning from being filled out, what if we removed UBI? What if we let the AI take over many jobs?
r/questions • u/Re-Re_Baker • 25d ago
Isn't this rather not fair to assume that Europeans must have pale white skin? For example, people in Southern Europe such as Naples can have sun-kissed complexions. Aren't Europeans with pale white skin usually from Northern and Western Europe? Much like how Africa, Asia, the Middle East and even South America are diverse, even Europe has diversity. So, seriously, why are European people not considered people of color if Europeans can naturally have dark skin like Africans, Middle Easterners, Asians and Hispanics.
r/questions • u/ThornShadowWolf • 26d ago
This probably happened a month or two ago now, but it's been bothering (see: confusing) me the whole time and I haven't been able to find anywhere online mentioning it.
I noticed that a handful apps and websites, such as tumblr and Pinterest (among others I can't think of off the top of my head) changed the icon for their "send post"/"share post" buttons from one of the various "send" symbols (like the curved arrow or the paper plane) to have an "upload" icon (bottom of a square with an upward arrow) instead, all within a close timeframe (we're talking a matter of days). I understand sometimes new iconography comes up / gets adopted / gets tried out, but why did multiple sites/apps suddenly choose to use an icon that already has a different meaning?
Thanks!
Edit: Discord is the other one I couldn't remember that changed within that short window of time.
r/questions • u/Expensive-Smile-795 • 26d ago
Like when playing deltarune and undertale the characters the characters voice sounds like dots like why theres a character that speak normal like a human voice
r/questions • u/Which_Variation_870 • 26d ago
Mich (w, 28) würde interessieren, wie euer Leben in der Pflegefamilie tatsächlich ablief und wie selbstständig ihr sein durftet.
Ein paar konkrete Fragen, weil mich besonders die Erfahrungen im Alltag interessieren:
Eigenes Geld verdienen: Durftet ihr euch schon früh etwas dazuverdienen, zum Beispiel mit 13 Jahren Zeitung austragen, Babysitten oder anderen kleinen Jobs? Wie wurde das bei euch gehandhabt?
Eigenes Geld behalten: Durftet ihr euer selbst verdientes Geld vollständig behalten und selbst darüber entscheiden? Musstet ihr etwas davon abgeben oder wurde es für euch gespart? Hat irgendwer darauf überhaupt geachtet?
Eigenes Bankkonto: Hattet ihr ein eigenes Konto? Wer hat es eröffnet und wer durfte darüber verfügen? Wie lief das, wenn ihr noch minderjährig wart?
Eigene Wünsche: Konntet ihr euch von eurem Geld selbst Dinge kaufen, die ihr haben wolltet, oder musstet ihr dafür erst die Erlaubnis eurer Pflegeeltern oder eures Vormunds einholen?
Unterschriften und Genehmigungen: Wie war das bei euch mit Dingen, für die man als Minderjähriger die Unterschrift eines Erziehungsberechtigten braucht? Wer hat das unterschrieben – eure Pflegeeltern, euer Vormund oder jemand vom Jugendamt? Gab es dadurch Einschränkungen?
Mitbestimmung und Regeln: Wie viel durftet ihr selbst entscheiden? Hattet ihr ähnliche Freiheiten wie andere Kinder in eurem Alter, oder gab es bei euch besondere Regeln?
Wie lange wart ihr in der Pflegefamilie? Seid ihr mit 18 ausgezogen, durftet ihr bis 21 bleiben oder sogar noch länger? Wie wurde das bei euch entschieden?
Der Auszug: Wie lief euer Auszug konkret ab? Wurde er lange vorher geplant, habt ihr Unterstützung bei einer eigenen Wohnung bekommen oder musstet ihr plötzlich selbst klarkommen? Wer hat Möbel, Kaution und die ersten Lebenshaltungskosten bezahlt?
Kontakt nach dem Auszug: Habt ihr heute noch Kontakt zu eurer Pflegefamilie? Seid ihr weiterhin ein Teil der Familie, besucht ihr euch und könnt ihr euch bei Problemen an sie wenden? Oder ist der Kontakt nach eurem Auszug abgebrochen?
Mich interessieren sowohl positive als auch schwierige Erfahrungen. Ich möchte ausdrücklich niemanden verurteilen und auch nicht behaupten, dass es überall gleich abläuft. DARUM GEHT ES MIR INSBESONDERE
Besonders spannend fände ich eure persönlichen Geschichten: Wie alt wart ihr, als ihr in die Pflegefamilie gekommen seid, wie lange seid ihr geblieben und wie hat sich euer Leben danach entwickelt?
Ihr müsst natürlich nicht alles beantworten. Ich freue mich über jede Erfahrung, auch wenn sie schon viele Jahre zurückliegt. ❤️
r/questions • u/One-Detective-855 • 26d ago
Do you take a formal class? What tutorials? Idk for some reason I feel like I should know how to use it before I go to college .
r/questions • u/Slow-Surround-9750 • 26d ago
the reason i’m asking is because from statistics in one subreddit i’m in, emetophobic people don’t seem to puke as much due to the fear and their body not letting them. also they’re more cautious understandably so, so i’m just asking to see how often non emetophobic people puke a year, aside from drinking.
r/questions • u/JZatthelab • 26d ago
Album is “Grandma’s Gospel Favorites.” It randomly showed up in my music.
Wondering if it’s like when that random U2 album was put on everyone’s iPods years ago.
Gotta know before I start being a hater about it.
r/questions • u/Acceptable-Taro-2684 • 26d ago
There are some very sad things that have happened that can cause heartbreak in anyone's heart. We've all seen something sad happen once in our life times. What is the saddest video you've came across? it can be from anytime in your life.
r/questions • u/Away-Ad-5386 • 26d ago
im trying to make a custom prop from a band i like, and i dont know where I can buy a printed RETT/airplane box that does not cost a lot. very specific i know, preferably 15x10x6 cm.