r/askanything
What’s something America does better than any other country?
reddit.comWhat is that one internet trend you miss?
An internet trend you wish it hadn't ended.
What’s one lesson school never taught you, but life did?
reddit.comWhat would you do if your adult child got a job at the place you’ve worked at for years and they ran out in the middle on their first day because they had a panic attack?
reddit.comWhich punishment (either real or fictional) sounds easy enough to endure at first, but is actually hellish to experience?
reddit.comWhat’s the most awkward situation you’ve witnessed in public?
reddit.comWhat’s something that became less fun the older you got?
reddit.comWhat is your greatest motivation in your daily life?
reddit.comFor people in their 30s, 40s, and 50s: do you think you have a chance of becoming a millionaire?
reddit.comAOC previously said that "You cannot earn a billion dollars", is that true or nah?
reddit.comDo you tell your spouse “I love you” every day?
Do you tell your spouse you love them every day, and why or why not?
Why are people on reddit so mean?
Why say unnecessary hurtful things? Like actually go out of your way to make someone feel bad?
What I'm seeing is mob behavior and bullying on some subreddits.
People of Reddit who used to smoke weed daily and have successfully quit - how did you do it and what actually helped?
I’ve been smoking for around 13–14 years, and pretty much daily for the last 7–8. I’m still functional even when I smoke, so it never feels urgent enough to stop. But since I’ve been smoking for this long, there are obviously memory issues, mental fog, lack of motivation, etc.
I keep going on quitting sprees and quit for a month or so ( have been doing this since 2018) but i always end up starting again after a couple of months.
Curious to hear from people who were in a similar position and managed to quit successfully. What genuinely helped?
What's something you appreciate more as you grow older?
reddit.comWhy do Europeans hold Americans responsible for everything their country ever did, but never take responsibility for their own wars and history of brutal colonial oppression?
And secondary question: Why is it when its something good, all Europe gets to take credit; But when its something bad, each country in Europe is its own unique entity with no shared responsibility?