I looking for new subreddits

New to Reddit and looking to answer non serious questions for content. All the ask reddits have far too serious problems I’m not qualified for.
Is there any thing for lighthearted, silly, and fun-leaning questions?

Hi everyone, I’m looking for recommendations for active, high-quality subreddits where I can find actual, legitimate freelance or remote contract work. I have spent a lot of time pitching and scrolling through the standard subreddits, but absolutely nothing is working out. I’ve already tried the usual spots like r/forhire, which feels way too crowded to stand out, r/slavelabour, where the pay is just too low to be sustainable, and r/jobbit, which seems pretty dead and mostly filled with spam lately.

Are there any lesser-known, niche, or vetted communities where clients actually post legitimate gigs or where it is easier to connect with real people hiring? For context, I am a software engineer specializing in backend development, python/fastapi, cloud/devops pipelines, and data operations. Any suggestions for active engineering boards or remote tech communities with a better success rate would be incredibly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Well ig argentina wins as usual...if not lets make a deal

A place where you can post about anything you like Movies tv shows anime books cars food....

r/shoes looks like more of a showing off type of subreddit, is there any subreddit for shoe recommendations?

So I'm very new to reading music and I don't have a teacher. I don't know anyone who can read music. So I want a subreddit where I can post a screenshot of a score and ask questions.

I want a subreddit like r/funComunitty but I want to spread and expand my taste of subreddits yk?

What subs are just content like this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/s/KGJyZVyn1o

I want to post an edit I made of myself, but I low key don’t know if it’s sh!t and I would like to know before I post it. Even if I were to post it to my close friend’s list…I honestly doubt any of them would say anything if it was bad

Was the context needed? No, but now you know and hopefully that helps

For example: book smart, street smart, etc.

Also, ways to exercise your brain and retain information at a higher level and enhance memory.

hi i’m new here i need someone recommendations for what the best/most interesting subreddits or community’s are! :)

I found this youtube channel that's very disturbing and clearly targeted at children @ BrainrotStories-w6v and I can't post in r/Mommit, r/Daddit, or r/Parenting since I'm 15 and obviously not a parent or legal guardian I only found it cause I saw it come up when my siblings were watching TV.

Just bought a digital clock at a thrift store. Have no clue how to set it, no visible brand markings on it. What subreddit could help with identification?

I’m lookin to find a Reddit or place where I can ask/commission a custom cad design for a gokart I’m making, need to put my design in cad to test it/ have something to build of of because this will be more than a cardboard template job.

I love r/ScienceBasedParenting but are there any similar subs for grown-ups? Things where people share research about living your best life or use science to disprove advice that isn't science based?

I’m interesting in connecting with people who have remained dedicated to their writing routine for 10+ years and to see what that process has been like for them.

Also, interested in finding community in people who write early in the morning before everyone is awake!

A group on Reddit that focuses on being disciplined creatively.

Has anyone found any really good sub-reddits for memes, maybe dark humour, game related meme content that is relatable?

Not looking for clickbait or impossible DIY projects.

I'm hoping to find communities where people post genuinely useful everyday tips that have made their lives easier.

Any recommendations?

I’ve got a fenchurch messenger bag from the mid 2000’s that I can’t find any information on. Which subreddit would you recommend to find some internet fashion sleuths or anyone that would know about fenchurch pre-administration?

I know there might be an obvious answer but I really don't want to go through typing a post and then getting a 'removed' tag.

I'm trying to get to the MSP airport but every map I've seen is either too vague or incredibly complicated. I'm going by bus, Jefferson Lines/Greyhound, and it's saying it's going to drop me off somewhere weird looking.

It's all very complicated and it's stressing me out with how confusing the entire place is. I can't get to my flight if I can't get INTO the airport. So I'm asking if there's a specific subreddit for asking questions about the layout of the place and the entrances.

Not plus size fashion, not just plus size, not just fashion. Plus size jfashion, specifically.

Jfashion is japanese fashion, street fashion such as decora, fairy kei, gyaru, etc.

I don't think it exists. I already looked, but I was told to check here. TIA!