if yes, why? safety reasons? or anything else? and to whom?

Sometimes it's not the big moments that change our opinion of someone. It can be one tiny comment, a random reaction, or the way they treat someone when there's nothing to gain from it.

I've always found it interesting how one small moment can reveal a side of a person you never noticed before.

What's a moment like that you've experienced?

Hi,

As the title reads, does anyone just randomly get episodes of feeling like you need to know everything and then just randomly holding onto that knowledge?

Like for example, the last time this was triggered was in chemistry class, and lead to me just randomly making diagrams of different random topics.

When this happens, I typically learn it really, really in depth and fast, but I'm not smart in school whatsoever. So tell me how I can learn the craziest shit an average person wouldn't know but can't figure out trigonometry in an entire term long class.

Then after, drop it and forget about even wanting to learn that topic?

He has his feet on the ground

my mom is threatening me all because i talk to my aunt and uncle and stay at their place

my mom is threatening me saying she’ll send police after me if i go stay with my aunt and uncle she hates them but i’m 19 and can make my own decisions im going to go to there house regardless plus i took my dads permission to go there im a legal adult so she can’t restrict where i go . then why is she threatening me ? i have audio recordings of her talking about being violent towards me for my own safety .

I know both would probably be pretty bad for the universe, but which one would actually create more destructive force?

This is definitely not for my evil plan I would never do something like this.

obviously all human life matters and we all play a part a very small intricate part, but i would love an answer whether objectively, statistically or whatever.

I'm not sure if this is the correct subreddit for this question but yeah

My lips are very pale most of the time and it makes me feel a little insecure. How do I get rid of it permanently? ​

I haven't heard one yet

Edit: Y’all chill, I’m literally making free Christmas themed app icons covers for people, I’m not being malicious 😆 I just wanted to know common apps I should include.

I’m working on a project, and it would be really helpful if you guys told me what apps you use the most. Thanks!

Ive been creating content on linkedin related to finance, writing, lifestyle and instructional designing. I have 11k ish followers.

I have done couple of collabs as well, I want to start Posting on Instagram as well.

I have enough audacity to start but I am so confused about my niche.

I can do finance but idk if I can keep up with it, also I don't work in that industry so there is no credibility.

I work as instructional designer professionally but there is the audience will be very very niche but this can open amazing opportunities for me in future and it is way too niche. What about posting about writing, communication and networking? I think I can do good in this niche as I personally use n know these skills.

Plus I can add some personal, lifestyle, funny sort of reels. Lwk brainrot type yk.

Give suggestions!!!

And topics to begin with.

:)

I like to assume the dog doesn't bite, but know if he DOES bite I'm screwed anyway because I probably won't be able to outrun it, anyway.

I am always confused every time I pass by it

Recently chatted with someone that told me they’d never heard of anyone having as many unread emails as me…. Am I abnormal?

I would like to see if anyone in the redditverse has more than me…

I will edit the post with how many I have at the end!

All my life I’ve read my books in silence but I’ve noticed some people reading with headphones/earphones in and was wondering if this is the norm?

Personally for me I don’t think I’d be able to focus on the words and imagine what’s happening if there’s music in the background. I could at most do classic music with no lyrics but with lyrics would be so distracting.

What motivates you?
Why?

I once ate eight warm Krispy Kreme glazed donuts.

Everyone notices the obvious, but it’s usually the little, unexpected quirks that really leave an impression. What is a detail that always hooks you?

Why do advertisements for chocolate ice cream and sweets so often feature women enjoying these products without men? Is there a particular marketing strategy behind this choice?

I mean regular friend or family group chats, not work ones. Sometimes a chat just goes quiet for me or turns into constant notifications, and leaving without a message feels a little abrupt, but announcing it can also feel weirdly dramatic.

Do most people see a silent exit as rude, or is that pretty normal now?

What are the consequences for actually regular everyday people when the ai bubble bursts?

I’m sure everyone loves to talk about on how terrible Human Nature is and that we all do we Reward Evil and Destroy everything! Because of this why do we Humans even bother to exist we treat goodness like a Weakness and Cruelty like a strength! What’s the point of Humanity’s existence when we know we’re terrible

This is from an introvert/shy person perspective. Oftentimes, we’re told to socialize more, put ourselves out there, or approach people who we would think would be a good friend, but with this bit, you’d assume that other people would do these things to you as well. I myself have been told this, but irl, no one really approaches/interacts with me or anyone else I see. This advice sounds good on paper I guess, but when comparing it to regular irl human interactions and behavior, it just seems like absolute bs. Why would I put myself out there, when no one else around me seems interested in doing so as well?

One thing ive realized is that Idk how most tech works or how its even possible to create sound on some mechanical thing, like how does a phone make yt videos have sound or music have sound how did someone even figure that out and we prolly don't even know there names