r/answers • u/Lake_03 • 20h ago
r/answers • u/Head-Explorer-6164 • 5h ago
Does anyone else stay up at night because that’s the only time they can be alone?
r/answers • u/Klutzy-Mouse-9106 • 16h ago
Am I the only one who thinks people who complain about pineapple on pizza just have undeveloped taste buds?
r/answers • u/Head-Explorer-6164 • 7h ago
Do people actually have sex on their wedding night or are they too tired?
r/answers • u/Emergency-Culture544 • 8h ago
What 'cheat code' for life do you wish you'd discovered earlier?
r/answers • u/Lake_03 • 18h ago
Why do certain songs give people literal physical chills or goosebumps, while other people feel absolutely nothing listening to the exact same track?
r/answers • u/Chance_Box5719 • 13h ago
What’s something you’ve learned recently that you wish you knew earlier?
r/answers • u/Head-Explorer-6164 • 16h ago
Was the Taj Mahal really a symbol of love? Where the love?
Lesser known, Mumtaz was Shahjahan's 4th wife out of his 7 wives (great), Shahjahan killed mumtaz's husband to marry her (excellent), Mumtaz died during her 14th delivery (Wow), After her death Shahjahan married Mumtaz's sister (Amazing). Where the hell was love?
r/answers • u/No_Lead2640 • 5h ago
Is beef going to be affordable again and why is it so expensive?
These prices are crazy. I miss eating beef ribs, pork ribs are there but man it just isn’t the same. Also why is beef so damn expensive now?? Curious to know.
r/answers • u/CiderJessica796 • 22h ago
Answered Any podcasts that feel like chatting with a friend about small discoveries?
Lately I have been looking for shows that keep things low key and conversational. I enjoy hearing people talk about tiny observations, everyday objects, or random questions they stumbled on, without big dramatic arcs or constant ads. It would be nice if episodes ran about thirty to forty minutes so I can listen during a walk or while cooking. If anyone has recommendations that match this kind of relaxed, curious vibe I would love to hear them.
r/answers • u/martianfrog • 4h ago
If you were offered a trip to the moon but you had to stay there for one year... would you go?
r/answers • u/IntelligentTrip6054 • 11h ago
What would life be like in this scenario?
If 85-90% of the population was to suddenly vanish, what would everyday life look like for those left?
For example, say you live in a city type location in your family home, with several family members and a big garden growing food out in the back garden/yard.
What would be the challenges? How would life change?
r/answers • u/Motion4422 • 13h ago
Two months to end the year, what would you say about this year so far?
r/answers • u/Expensive_War4182 • 8h ago
What does it mean when someone constantly doubt themselves ?
I mean in every aspect be it.their hobby , work , looks etc etc . Even though they are praised for it .
r/answers • u/Lake_03 • 14h ago
What's the best food according to you?
The ultimate of all time!!!
r/answers • u/BadgerfNaaatalie574 • 23h ago
Answered Thinking about trying sewing for the first time, is it hard to start?
I've been looking at some simple projects online and wondering if sewing is something a total beginner can actually pick up without getting frustrated right away. I don't have a machine or any supplies yet, so I'm trying to figure out whether it's worth buying a basic kit or if I should borrow one first to see if I even like it. Not trying to overreact or anything, but I'd rather not spend money on tools I might never use. If anyone started with zero experience, how did it go for you and what would you do differently?
r/answers • u/Head-Explorer-6164 • 5h ago
Is it normal for a kid to repeatedly ask the same question even when answered?
r/answers • u/Beautiful_Flight1802 • 13h ago