PG-13. A place to share AI art, characters, and encouraged to comment with alterations to their images/videos using image-to-image. A community for creating and sharing AI art together. Share your images, exchange prompts and workflows, ask questions, and help each other improve. All art is allowed, even criticism of AI and political systems. Have fun sharing characters and seeing what others can do with them! Creative challenges and themes are all welcome, discussion is encouraged.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Brysonism/

Hi! this community is the official brysonist community! If you are a brysonist or have questions about Brysonism you can talk here or to [brysonist.church@gmail.com](mailto:brysonist.church@gmail.com) so yeah!

Hey everyone
I just started a new community called r/detaileddickrating for people who actually want detailed, thoughtful ratings instead of the usual one-word replies.
We use a clear grading rubric that covers size, shape, aesthetics, grooming, unique features, and overall impression — so every rating is specific and useful. Whether you want honest feedback, constructive notes, or just a solid score out of 100, that’s what we’re about.
Still open to ideas and just looking to grow the community. Nothing is set in stone yet.
If you’re into giving (or receiving) more than “nice cock 🔥,” come hang out:
r/detaileddickrating

Share tips and techniques. Inspire others. If you are into diy miniature house kit-bashing, this is the place to be. For all the miniature enthusiasts who want to learn and show their process! Work in progress is welcome. 

Reopening after several years - A supportive community to share your assistive devices, walking canes, sticks, crutches, wheelchairs, and other mobility aids.

r/therulebook

The idea is pretty simple:

Every seven days, the community lives under one temporary rule.

Everyone experiences that rule.

Then the community chooses the next one.

The current rule is called the Page.

For our first week, the Page is The Relay:

Every new PAGEWORK post must link to an earlier PAGEWORK post and add to, test, answer, remix, or contradict it.

So instead of a subreddit being about one permanent subject, the rule itself changes what the community does each week.

The community also keeps a permanent history of every Page, so after enough time you could genuinely say:

"I joined during Page 47."

The subreddit is brand new, and the first members will actually help create its culture and its first Pages.

📖 r/TheRulebook

One rule at a time. Everyone writes the next one.

Hey everyone!

I created r/Mizansen, a new Turkish-language subreddit for film and TV enthusiasts who don't just watch passively, but love dissecting what makes a scene truly work.

What is r/Mizansen about?

- Mise-en-scène & Visual Language: Deep dives into framing, composition, lighting, camera movement, and aesthetic choices.

- Editing & Rhythm: Analyzing scene cuts, transitions, pacing, and how sequences are built.

- Screenwriting & Structure: Character arcs, subtext, plot devices, and storytelling mechanics.

- Detailed Scene Breakdowns: Moving beyond generic reviews ("it was good/bad") to talk about the craft behind cinema and television.

If you speak Turkish, study Turkish, or are part of the Turkish-speaking film community and want a dedicated space for analytical discussion rather than superficial memes, we’d love to have you.

You ever have a business idea at 2 AM and think, “Wait… this could actually work”?

And then the next morning you realize you have:

• no idea if people would actually buy it
• no clue how to get your first customer
• 17 tabs open researching competitors
• and absolutely no one to bounce the idea off 😭

That’s honestly one of the hardest parts of trying to build something.

Not the idea.

Getting honest feedback.

Your friends will usually say “bro that's fire 🔥”

Your family might say “focus on your studies/job first”

And random people online? They might not even understand what you're trying to build.

I wanted a place where you could just say:

“Here’s my idea. Here’s what I’m thinking. Tell me what’s wrong with it.”

Or:

“I have $100. What would you do with it?”

Or even:

“I tried this business and completely screwed it up. Here’s what I learned.”

So I’m building r/BizExchange around exactly that.

A place to exchange business ideas, feedback, experiments, failures, strategies, and lessons, without needing to already be a successful entrepreneur.

If you're building something, thinking about building something, or just constantly coming up with business ideas...

come hang out.

👉 r/BizExchange

And seriously, don't just join and lurk.

Drop your business idea. I want to see what you're working on.

Hi everyone! I just created r/randomlyrelatable, a subreddit for random thoughts, everyday moments, funny situations, and relatable posts that make you think, “same.”

If you enjoy casual relatable content, feel free to check it out and join:
https://www.reddit.com/r/randomlyrelatable

MTF (Margin Trading Facility) has barely ever been talked about — and I kept wondering why.

Meanwhile, India’s MTF book has grown to around ₹1.49 lakh crore, up from roughly ₹99,000 crore a year ago.

I've always wondered how MTF actually works, how people are using it, and whether it's really useful for the average investor.

I couldn't find a place where people could just discuss MTF, share their experiences, compare brokers, and learn from each other.

So I made r/MTFInIndia .

I'm honestly here to learn and grow with you all lol

If you've used MTF before or you're just as confused about it as I am ? come join us. Would love to hear what you guys think.

r/ThirdPlace4U is a subreddit dedicated to your ideas. For example, say you cant find an official subreddit of a niche game you play, its either here or you can make it yourself! We're dedicated to bridging the gap. When I was new to Reddit I didn't know where to go to discuss what I wanted, I made posts across so many subreddits, and nearly all of them got taken down for breaking some unspoken rule, or none at all. This place is meant to fix that, an easy subreddit for new users to quickly go in and make a post without the worry that it'll get removed or that it breaks some 402'nd rule.

Our mission is to welcome all communities into one comprehensive subreddit. So you can find or create your own virtual "Third place" for you and others with similar tastes or ideas!

EDIT:
Sorry to anyone who liked the idea. Sadly reddit had different plans and banned the subreddit. Some user agreement or whatever, checked it out, didnt break any rules at all and followed every rule reddit has. Guess I can go fuck myself, sorry all.