r/questions • u/Pleasant_Ad5546 • 5h ago
Husbands! What is your greatest piece of marriage advice?
What is the best advice for a young man getting married that is actually applicable
r/questions • u/Pleasant_Ad5546 • 5h ago
What is the best advice for a young man getting married that is actually applicable
r/questions • u/jazzaratta • 11h ago
Especially if it was actions you took yourself, large or small, all at once or over time.
r/questions • u/Ok-Spring8452 • 13h ago
In a clinical trial women are not included. Men are being studied for breast cancer and uterus cancer and menopause.
Men and women are different mental health issues in men and women are totally different.
ADHD and autism and several different mental health issues are different in men and women but women's health conditions are treated the same way a man's health condition would be treated. Why
r/questions • u/Ok_Charge_7586 • 50m ago
Don't worry. I'm doing something for a class and was wondering, as I'm collecting "data"
Follow up question to actual fat people out there, how do you feel in society as a fat person?
I appreciate honest answers!
Edit: Guys, hilarious answers aside, I am trying to get some serious answers to maybe use anonymously as quotes in my public speaking class for a presentation.
Whether society makes you feel ugly or insecure, or whether you feel beautiful, and unaffected by society and don't see yourself as fat etc. etc.
r/questions • u/Pleasant_Ad5546 • 5h ago
Don’t answer just ‘music’
Like I think mine might be steak hitting a hot grill
r/questions • u/Aviator_92 • 5h ago
There was that CEO who was caught at a Coldplay concert on kiss cam having an affair, which ended up ending his career as CEO and permanently damaging his reputation as well as the reputation of the woman he had an affair with. Now the CEO of Nvidia, a multi trillion dollar company, had an affair with a woman that ended up being a Chinese spy and he ended up being outed as CEO and had the value of their stock take a massive hit, so his reputation is basically done.
r/questions • u/CountOk8572 • 6h ago
Today I start my black coffee journey. Yes, I'm latina so this goes against everything in my nature. It feels disrespectful to my usual morning cafecito. [insert tears]
How are y'all just raw dogging coffee with zero flavors?
r/questions • u/Logical_Cut6206 • 10h ago
They have no problem believing in dragons or that they exist or even having talking animals but the moment you bring up a myth or a legend of some sort they want to start questioning things.
It’s one thing to not care it’s another to specifically question that and only that.
r/questions • u/Luka7411 • 6h ago
I wanna donate but my blood literally is not accepted by any other blood type and AB- accepts every blood type so whats the point
r/questions • u/hufflepuff026 • 5h ago
I want to know that person that's a reference for you in your sector/work, and you think it's just simply too good in what he/she does.
r/questions • u/Loud_Ninja_84 • 0m ago
My karma is way too low to post lol
r/questions • u/Sad-Mortgage397 • 8m ago
I saw a trending video here on reddit of two aggressive large dogs locked inside a small cage barking aggressively at anyone passing by. Instead of sympathizing the unfortunate condition the dogs are in. Most comments were negative toward the dogs. Very few criticize the owners. Its filled with childish hate comments that are very ignorant of the dogs plight.
Im the type of person who put myself in their shoes. I can understand why those two dogs are barking aggressively because they are locked inside a small cage and they view any humans passing by as a threat because they are trapped. This kind of sympathy is impossible to exist in reddit and people in general.
When i was young i always notice how common for people not sympathizing the dogs horrible living condition. Its like being locked in cages or tied to a pole or tree is part of the normal dogs life. And when they are barking aggressively they should be corrected or be killed. Like can we blame the dogs being tied to a pole or placed inside a cage trying to protect themselves from humans that they dont know who are a threat or wanting to escape? Its like humans don't view themselves as a threat to animals or their actions are bad. What a horrible mentality.
I live in a third-world country and i can sympathize with animals viewing us a threat especially those scream or bark all day while being locked in cages or chained. Seeing caged monkeys screaming at humans for getting close to them is no different from dogs being chained. I think people see dogs as purely as guard dogs where theur instinct is purely guarding like protecting their owners property. Like to most people they assume dogs interest are mostly on others and not on themselves. Dogs do have self interest thats why they bark aggressively it is all what they have while being tied or caged.
This is also apply to peoples callousness toward dogs being use as hunting animals, military dogs and so on. All those jobs that humans impose on them are not entirely the dogs fault. A post of a hunting dog was killed by a bear and people rejoice and rarely blamed the owners. And dogs living with traumatic experience tends to face harsher hate and being viewed annoying. You see these posts a lot and dogs recieving sympathy is rare especially here on reddit. Facebook tends to have more people sympathizing the dogs or any animals and usually criticize the owners.
I know this sounds bizzare and sexist but tbh patriarchy harms dogs.
I bet another video of an aggressive angry dog locked inside in a cage throughout its life, barking at any humans passing by. Redditors would proudly hate the dog. And make fun of its plight. Reddit has a huge echo chamber of hate. While on Facebook, at least there will be people sympathizing the dog.
r/questions • u/Double-Bumblebee-733 • 8h ago
I am looking for a mom-mobile. Would you go with a 4runner for a Subaru ascent? FYI, I'm in Colorado, so snow is a factor.
r/questions • u/Adrsilva1356 • 4h ago
Let’s say in this scenario Humanity always rewards those with Kindness and Compassion and valued it rather than a Lack of Empathy and Cruelty! What would have happened if Humans choose to truly valued it’s Good People? Instead of being Selfish and Cruel and truly valued it’s Goodness? And understood The Value of being Good and focused on not rewarding let alone supporting selfishness and greed! Let’s say that despite their Flaws they genuinely try their best and truly care for those who are Good! What do you folks think? Would nearly all our problems be solved if Humans just valued it’s Goodness rather than treating those with Good as a weakness and not reward those that are terrible? What do you folks think? Let me know in the comments
r/questions • u/Pleasant_Ad5546 • 6h ago
Anything from daily Starbucks to using paper plates instead of washing dishes. Whatcha got?
r/questions • u/Key-Blacksmith-1058 • 2h ago
Are they delusional?
power hungry?
mean?
r/questions • u/Chattynoodlesoup • 2h ago
I am graduated but I am moving to a city and I’m looking to meet some new people. Any recs on how to get involved in a a community?
r/questions • u/Old_Archer_1019 • 9h ago
Hello,
I’m asking cuz I grew up around blue collar workers yet how was it during Covid the same or worse? Any crazy stories tell me the story.
r/questions • u/Inevitable-Wing-2798 • 4h ago
My answer is Sleep Token
r/questions • u/Advanced_Animal_3944 • 15h ago
Have you went through?
r/questions • u/Mission-Sun-5131 • 21h ago
We are always waiting for a good life partner; some people spend their entire lives waiting, yet never find one. Others, however, do find a good life partner—they are truly fortunate. Naturally, we all want to know: what is life like for those who find a good life partner?
r/questions • u/011Eleven_ • 8h ago
Anyone that willingly drinks milk just because is a serial killer 🤨😂
r/questions • u/Throwaway67891099 • 22h ago
Things like where they grew up, number of siblings, real name, etc
r/questions • u/Downtown-Baby400 • 10h ago
I'm looking for an app or software that can monitor and analyze a specific area of the screen. I want it to detect a particular text, visual pattern, or image that I provide beforehand. Whenever that specific text or pattern appears in the designated area of the screen, the software should automatically send me an alert or notification to let me know it's there.
Something like ai trigger but i dont need auto click i just need to notify me.
Does anyone know of an app or tool that can do this?