‘I have a question; don't judge me’: Reddit thread for the crowd in a state of stupor

Eleonora Bader

Apr 28, 2023 10:00 AM EDT

People ponder their predicaments away, and often they don't dare ask someone a question that could potentially liberate them from their misfortune. Who wants to be rescued when the possible outcome could result in shame? Fear not, for Reddit has a Q and A whose purpose is to answer any and all questions, no matter how unglamorous they may be, or how dumb they may sound. We can admit we've all been there, it's only natural to not know everything. The internet is ridiculously helpful when it comes to information, although it can as easily mislead you or throw you into endless rabbit holes of chatter.

Today we've compiled a bunch of these plights in the form of posts and assembled them accordingly. If you're curious about what kind of questions people tend to have, scroll down and check the funny questions out for yourself. For more posts like this, here is a fed-up HOA resident who picked the HOA bylaws apart so he could get back at a fellow neighbor. Let's just say, his solution included a lot of bamboo…