- i’m an 18-year-old college student.
- i’ve been working here for about 4 months
- I have some pretty funny stories so ask away I don’t really know what else to say, but I’m trying to reach the word count
Hi! I’m a 24-year-old Ukrainian officer.
Well, the past two days have been quite eventful.
— Service: I was mobilized in 2024 and have been serving in the army ever since.
— Role: I’m currently a logistics officer in an independent engineering battalion.
— Background: I’m originally from the Russian-speaking part of Ukraine.
— Combat experience: It began with Ukraine’s operation in Russia’s Kursk region.
Ask me anything! I’ll do my best to answer whatever I can share.
Honestly, I was supposed to spend today writing a 40-page document about organizing food storage and water supply in winter conditions, but I really didn't feel like doing that, so I decided to start this Q&A series instead.
Thanks everyone for all the questions!
I was in the bed section, looking at some bed frames. I had some of the meatballs from the food court like 20 mins before and it started bubbling in my belly. I thought hey, I could probs blow a quick fart while nobody is near me. I proceed and it ended up being golf sized diarrheal matter.
I have been arrested several times. I have been on probation several times. My longest jail sentence was 34 days at a municipal jail in the United States. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I was born in Lebanon and I still live here. I work as a software engineer in Beirut, so I see the country from the inside every day.
People outside Lebanon often only see us in the news.
The real picture is more complicated, and sometimes more normal, than the headlines.
Some things you can ask me about:
What daily life is really like (electricity, generators, internet, prices)
How people deal with the economic crisis and the banks
Working in tech from Lebanon
Food. Please ask me about food.
How we mix Arabic, French and English in one sentence
Safety, travel, and whether you should visit
Culture, family life, and what Lebanese people are like
I'll answer honestly.
I won't share personal details like my exact location or employer, and I'll keep politics respectful.
Ask me anything.
Single no kids 36 year old man living in NY, 1.38 mill net worth, this amount of money in NY is just basically comfortable, no lambo or anything like that. I made most of my money options trading, also saved a lot of money from working as a BI developer, bought a house on Long Island. I was born in china, came to US when I was 12. In the early days I slept on a floor in my moms NYC room, not even a full apartment because a room was all she could afford. Any ways, ask me anything that’s not too personal like what’s my SSN.
I’m 30M and been working for a few years now. FYI, I must say, any type of advice or comment is purely opinionated here on Reddit, nothing should be used unless you consult your doctor. Yes I am a physician, I’m not your physician!!
Hi everyone!
I literally just got board certified yesterday for my college radio station, and I thought a great way to celebrate would be doing an AMA because I love talking about my station and what I do. The only thing I will not answer is what station I work at because that would reveal where I live/go to school. But outside of that feel free to AMA!
My dad spent most of his adult life doing crazy cool things, and I’ve spent my childhood experiencing it. He was a wrestler in his own company, ran his own restaurant, and was a race car driver who became a local legend. I got to experience my childhood at so many cool venues and got to meet some pretty cool people through him. AMA!
I have been skinny underweight all my life and many people think being skinny is good , well no it is miserable. It sure probably has some advantages but I have been resentful all my life towards people and myself
So if you you are interested in weight issues ask me anything about it
When my second son was four months old and I was driving home from visiting my Nan, a young boy on a motorbike was weaving around like an idiot on the motorway. He clipped a van and we saw sparks, and his bike flew. I was directly behind and floored my brakes. I thought he was dead and we all were. Somehow all the cars stopped and the boy stood up and walked away. My son was in the back obviously rear facing, didn't cry or anything.
About a month later when we started weaning my son (early under dietician advice) we started to notice that his abdomen was getting really big, and he was much less settled (generally a very easy baby). Over the course of 3 or 4 weeks the abdomen grew and one night he would not stop screaming and it didn't feel right. We took him in and that was the beginning of a 7 month journey. It took doctors across 3 hospitals 3 months to work out what the cause was. There were many many complications.
Due to the stage it happened, (6-13 months of age) and during COVID, and how severe a lot of it was, it massively affected attachment. My son now aged 6 has developmental trauma and very challenging behaviour and a lot of therapeutic input. AMA about any of these topics.
Hi everyone,
So, I was diagnosed with Stage Three Neuroblastoma at the age of 9 and was eventually No Evidence of Disease at 14.
During that time, I went through chemotherapy, radiationtherapy, immunotherapy, bone marrow transplants, multiple surgeries.
I missed out on A LOT of schooling but was fortunately able to keep up with it all.
I'm 26 now . I still struggle a fair amount, both mentally and physically (mainly migraines, nausea, dizziness, back pain ect).
Anyhow, happy to answer any questions regarding any aspect of surviving cancer, mental health, experiences as a child or anything in general!
For the past three years I have worked full time as a youth worker at a transitional housing group home for homeless youth/young adults. I have a Bachelor’s degree in the social sciences, and am currently finishing grad school. AMA!
I travel the world with a backpack full-time, and I guess I'm one of those people who are considered "free." But along the way, I've realized that true freedom isn't about where we are or what we do. It's about whether we're truly free in our own minds.
Meditation is one of the most powerful tools to realize who we are and to achieve peace.
AMA
I (F) got surgery when I was 11yo. Now I'm 28 and I live my life with two metal rods and more than 15 screws attached to my spine. Some parts of my back are still completely numb, and they took out one of my ribs during the procedure. Ask me anything!
I'm a former diplomat from a developing NATO member country.
I was serving as a second secretary at our mission to NATO when things at home got to a point where I no longer felt safe going back. I tried to apply for asylum in Belgium. Let's just say the answer was no, and it wasn't delivered politely. Being a diplomat from an allied country didn't count for much in that process but they kept it from my home country and i still had my D card till the end of my tour.If anything, it made things more complicated.
That same year, I met and married an active duty American service member. I've been living in the US ever since, AMA.
I received my Bachelors degree in psychology with a minor in chronic illness and then was hired on as a Mental Health Specialist Level II, In a locked-down, mental health facility for dual diagnosis teenage boys between the age of 12 and 18. I later moved on to be a special education teacher teaching our resident skills for a career and life in the future. I have extensive experience working with teenage boys with explosive disorder, autism , ADHD schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and many many other disorders.
PLEASE NOTE- I am not a doctor. In no way am I certified to diagnose or give medical advice! All I can give you is my personal experience, and any formal training I was given!
💭Do you have a question about a facility like this you might be thinking of needing for a family member ?
💭Just wanna know something about things that most people never see?
💭Wanna hear some crazy a$@ Stories?
Ask me anything.
I did an ama for my first book, and now the SECOND in the series comes out today!
The Series is called City of Brotherly Magic. Book two is out today! I publish through Byzantim Sky Press an indie publisher here in the US. Its an Urban Fantasy series.
when I speak to others about it in irl they always ask questions and maybe it could help someone else currently stuck in a similar situation idk, im 27 now and my mother passed away two years ago. I do love her very much despite it all.
It started with me thinking. “I wonder what was playing on TV when —X— happened.”
Through wikis, TV schedule sites, and lots and lots of looking through old newspapers, I’ve recreated what a TV schedule would’ve looked like during events like say, Hurricane Katrina, the Deepwater Horizon disaster etc…
This has since expanded into Music and movies as well.