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I’m curious how relationships differ across Europe.

Is there a dating or relationship tradition that is common in your country but unusual elsewhere?

I’m curious to hear from people living with ME/CFS about how the condition has affected their relationships and everyday life.

Has it changed the way you communicate with family, friends, or a partner? Do you feel that people around you understand what you’re going through?

I’d really appreciate hearing about your personal experiences and what has helped you feel supported. Please keep the discussion respectful.

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I’m a student, and over the past few months I’ve been building and managing a relationship-focused Reddit community.

What started as a small side project has now grown to:

81K+ members

871K+ visits in the last 30 days

17.8K average daily unique visitors

12.8K+ new members in the last 30 days

7.5K+ comments in the last 30 days

I honestly didn’t expect it to grow this quickly.

Now I’m at the next stage: figuring out what I can build around the community that actually creates value and potentially generates some income.

I’ve already reached out to 100+ companies and SaaS businesses about potential partnerships, sponsorships, and promotional opportunities, but I haven’t received much meaningful response yet.

So I’d love to hear from people who have built a side project around an existing audience or community.

If you were in my position, what would you build?

Would you explore:

A digital product?

A paid service?

Affiliate partnerships?

Sponsorships?

A SaaS/tool for the community?

Something completely different?

I’m not looking to turn the subreddit into a wall of advertisements. I want whatever I build to be genuinely useful to the community first.

I’ve attached my Reddit Insights so you can see the actual numbers.

Would love to hear what you would do with this kind of audience if you were starting from where I am.