'I seem to be incapable of making friends': A bunch of funny Reddit posts

The front page of the internet is renowned for being a place where a person can answer almost any query and indulge every kind of interest. As a result, it offers an interesting view on human nature as viewed through the lens of a popular social media platform. All the ups and downs that millions of strangers go through are posted on there for the entire world to judge, but at least there is the option for anonymity to keep those secrets between the poster and whoever interacts with their post. For this reason, Reddit can be a wild place, and it most definitely provides when it comes to entertainment value (and occasionally causing concern). The examples that can be found here are a mere sampling of the rich tapestry of Redditors that make the internet a more interesting place for us to doomscroll on for twelve hours a day.

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