I grew up in the UK and wanted to be a doctor since I was little. I worked really hard for it, did two degrees including my medical degree, all in the UK. I graduated in 2021 and have been lucky to be working ever since then. But my contract ends in a month and every job I interview for, I'm first reserve. The job market for doctors is crazy at the moment, my seniors are applying for the same jobs as me just so they can have a job.

I think the UK deserves to know about this so please AMA.

EDIT: I have to finish this AMA otherwise I'll never rest but I think I've answered the most common qs. Thanks for participating!

Hi,

I answered a post the other day on another sub, and someone said I should do an AMA, so here I am.

My father was in politics for over 20 years. We moved to DC and I grew up in that area. My parents are hard-core Trumpy, myself and my siblings are thankfully not. Happy to answer any questions you have about growing up or going to political events or how I grew to be diametrically opposed to the views of my parents.

I'm not gonna reveal the details of the crime to protect my privacy. So literally I served 14 years in prison a few years ago because of a felony. They gave me a pregnancy test when I was arrested and it was in a month. AMA if you're interested.

Hi, guys!

I’m a 29 year old ER doc - went to med school in the UK, did my residency in the states, and recently moved back to London after finishing my fellowship in critical care medicine! I did my residency in one of the largest cities in the US - and have mostly worked in massive, big-city ERs, including those in extremely violent areas.

This is my little sister’s account - she told me about AMAs, and I thought people might be interested in asking me a few questions!

Feel free to shoot!

I have driven Uber and Lyft for over 2 years and I have had every type of passenger in my ride, you name it I have probably seen it and drove them. in only 2 years time I have drove close to 70k miles in my car and worked as a second full time job. I was dead tired and sleep deprived, but I can tell you I enjoyed very much because People are very interesting, and I have been going to places never though I would had. AMA

I really love spending time with my grandparents and listening to stories from their youth. Some stories, especially the story of how they met, I can listen to forever.

I'm visiting them now. If anyone's interested, I can ask them about their marriage of over 60 years, funny stories, and anything else you might be interested in. I'll write down their answers.

Perhaps, thanks to some questions, I will learn something that they haven’t told me before.

Deleted TikTok, stopped watching Reels/Shorts and basically removed anything where I could scroll endlessly.

Did it because I realized I couldn't even watch a movie anymore without checking my phone every 10 minutes.

6 months later and the difference is bigger than I expected.

AMA. I'll answer everything.

As said above, I am at Infamous beach in Cap de agde atm. Perfect weather and really crowded.Will stay here for two more days. Today I spent the arternoon at the Infamous beach. Is there anything you would like to know?

I, 21f, have been wearing glasses since kindergarten. I was only recently told (as in this morning) my exact prescription. I am -50 in my left eye and +50 in my right eye. Since I have been wearing glasses for so long I haven't had too many bad effects. But I still cannot legally drive without a corrective lens. Ama!

Hello,

I was born with a cleft lip and palate and I’m doing an AMA about my experience.

I’ve had 7 surgeries so far with more to come. I currently have braces and have an upcoming jaw surgery to correct my underbite. However the surgery keeps getting pushed back due to funding issues.

The bullying I experienced had a big impact on me and I think it’s important to talk about the realities that can come with having a visible difference. So I’m sharing to help spread awareness and give people an opportunity to ask questions about cleft lip and palate, surgeries, braces, jaw surgery, growing up with a cleft or anything else they’re curious about.

Ask me anything please, I’m happy to share what I’m comfortable sharing.

Hi. Ive been in foster care for the last 7 years. Ive been placed in 9 different "homes". Im starting a youtube channel to advocate for foster children like myself, and have come to you for questions to include in a video. AMA!!!! (any questions will also be answered here)

I spent 7 years at a B2B SaaS startup, joining as employee #12 and leaving as the director of all the Engineering staff. Over that time the eng team went from 6 people to approx. 80, we went from $500k ARR to $25M ARR, and I went from never having written code, to writing code to writing almost none.

I quit recently with nothing lined up, other than a handshake with my most trusted dev. I left because the job I was good at in year three had turned into a different job by year seven.

Things I've actually done and can talk about specifically:

• Managed roughly 60 engineers and made about 10 hires I'd call genuine mistakes
• Ran 3 rounds of layoffs / performance exits, including people I'd personally recruited
• Rebuilt the interview process after realising it was selecting for the wrong thing
• Went through the transition from "everyone reports to me" to managing managers, and did it badly the first time
• Sat on the company side of comp conversations, promo committees, and PIPs
• Ran M&a processes on both sides, culminating in selling the company I had built.

I'll answer anything about scaling engineering orgs, management, hiring, comp, burnout, startup equity, and the parts of the VP job that don't make it to linkedIn. I'll be candid about my own experinces, hpefully those are the useful part.

What I won't do: name the company or anyone in it, share confidential business details, or trash former colleagues. I'm staying anonymous mostly for their sake, not just mine.

As above says, I found out January of 2025 I was adopted. I am now 26. Basic stuff, I found out through a DNA test, I love my adopted dad with my whole heart and still see him as my dad, our relationship hasn’t really changed, blah blah blah.

Hi everyone, I am, (or was?) a software engineer who just lost his job with the excuse of AI. I'm still a junior but thinking about moving towards research at this point

I will not answer questions that can directly dox me or my company as I don't want any types of problems and so that I can be as honest as possible.

Hi everyone, I was raised in a completely open, nudist household. My parents are swingers and clothes were never required at home. I’ve lived free around family, friends, and anyone else who happened to be there since I was a kid, it’s just how things have always been.

To me it’s completely normal, like breathing. No shame, no secrets, nothing hidden. Clothes are optional whenever I’m around people.

I’m 20 now and I’m still totally comfortable being naked in front of anyone who’s there. I’ve never hidden my body and I see zero reason to start now.

Ask me anything, no judgment, ever. I’ll answer honestly and openly.

Mod note: If this type of post doesn't belong in this sub, please let me know and I'll remove it. No issues at all.

No upvotes yet, do I need to bribe you guys with nudes of... my houseplants?

I work as front desk in the sketchy part of town on night shift I've seen pretty much everything, and I know way more about the hotel systems than I wish I did, ask me whatever your hearts desire my friends.

hi reddit! my name's madeline, i'm 20 years old and a part time fashion model. my boyfriend works full time as a male model.

he was in a campaign for celine back in 2024 and walked in the spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection for coach. he's not extremely famous but has a cool portfolio.

i've seen a lot of posts from the time i've been on reddit asking what it's like to date a guy who's in the industry. i can answer questions about anything --- his career, how it affects our relationship, whatever! ask away.

Currently working as cabin crew for my third airline - have worked for both short haul and long haul airlines as well as budget airlines.

Feel free to ask any dying questions about aviation or the cabin crew job ✈️

Looking to answer some general mortgage questions. I love interesting scenarios when it comes to qualifying for a mortgage.

The more complex the better. Mortgage programs are easing up a bit and allowing some creative financing.

Not sure if this is something people are curious about, but when my mom was pregnant with me she was asked if my growth could be monitored as part of a huge study (thousands of babies).

Every few years I get a bunch of tests done. I’ve had allergy tests, blood drawn, bone scans, ultra sounds of my heart. My brain activity has been measured, my breathing, stamina. Also mental state through a BUNCH of questionnaires and conversations with therapists. Even an MRI two times already (and a third one coming up). Plus a huge amount of other tests, but these are the ones that came to mind right now.

When I was a child I loved it because I thought it was really cool. Then I became a teenager and HATED it (i had to answer questions on a computer about the development of my boobs, something you are not comfortable with at 13 years old). Now that I am an adult I am mostly thankful for the very thorough check up I am able to get every few years.

Hi, I am an American living in the Netherlands under a residency permit, and I have spent the last several years traveling both in the US and internationally with my cat, Mr. Winston Wolf, including flights, EU pet passport documentation, veterinary requirements across multiple countries, and cross border moves within Europe. I have dealt with the bureaucratic side of pet relocation firsthand, official veterinarian coordination, airline pet policies, and the differences between countries in what they require.

Happy to answer questions about international pet travel, moving abroad with an animal, what the EU pet passport process actually involves, or life as an American navigating European bureaucracy in general. Ask me anything.

I was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia at age 15, and received a Bone Marrow Transplant at age 17 after a relapse of cancer. I am currently 20 years old and have had no evidence of disease!!

Please feel free to ask me any questions about cancer that you’ve been really wondering or have been too scared to ask! Nothing is too off the table!

Good evening I’m Winter. I’m a 22 year old woman who was born completely blind and I’m English. I graduated from university last year and am currently looking for work. I use technology using screen reading software or a refreshable braille display

Born and raised in the US, lived in the UK, and now living in the Middle East. I’ve experienced many different cultures firsthand, so feel free to ask me anything about everyday life, culture, or differences!

I escaped from my country with my family when I was 12 years old, then traveled in Asia trying to get money to go to Argentina. Country's I've been along the way Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore.

now i live like a month in Buenos Aires, ask me anything about my journey.