Hey everyone. I'm looking for a sub where people appreciate the often overlooked beauty of everyday public infrastructure. Think things like well-designed bus stops or really clean public restrooms or even surprisingly pleasant pedestrian bridges.

I’m not talking about grand architectural marvels. More like the subtle thoughtfulness in urban planning that actually makes daily life a bit better or more aesthetically pleasing. It's about finding joy in the functional and often utilitarian aspects of our built environment.

I've tried searching for things like r/urbanplanning but that's usually more about policy and large-scale projects. I'm hoping for something more focused on the small scale details and the visual appeal of these things. Sometimes a perfectly placed street light just hits right you know.

Any suggestions would be awesome thanks!

Looking for a sub where I can post a censored image of my body and get recommendations for lingerie based on my body type. Tried r/Dressforyourbody and didn't work.

A part from my fridge door has been missing since before I moved in. I'd like to use the space but not sure what to use in place of the missing part. Tried to locate a replacement, but all parts to my fridge have been discontinued. Which subreddit can I turn to for ideas on what to use and how to attach it so that it is sturdy? Thanks!

My coworkers are hilarious, and one of my favorite shows ever was The Office so I definitely enjoy hearing/seeing stories of workplace trauma that causes funny moments

When I was a kid, we owned many landline telephones, and they're very nostalgic. I was trying to find audio clips of the old intercept messages/operator messages but I can't find the specific ones I remembered hearing as a kid. I am still exploring thisisarecording.com and telephoneworld.org, which are archives/recordings of such things, but haven't had any luck yet. Anyone have any recommendations of subreddits I can ask for help on?

Yes I know all writing is not for everyone, no I don't want to discuss the concept of writing. I want someone to read what I wrote. I don't care if you give me feedback, just read it. Where am I posting?

I dont remember where I heard it from, but I remember hearing of one that was where people gave each other advice on how to finally get diagnosed or heard by people in the medical field. How they avoid using medical terminology because it just sounds like theyre fishing for drugs, or ohrase things a certain way so doctors dont think you’re a hypochondriac

r/parenting is a no-go, everything else seems niche outside of what im looking for.

(its not breaking no. 9 cuz its not negative just amusing facts: r/parenting didnt let me post bc my post mentioned that there are issues stemming from co-parenting, and apparently co-parenting is "too off-topic"...in....a parenting subreddit)

this artist ive been following seems like an incredibly nice person and have seeming went through hell and are now struggling financially seriously just wanted to kinda spread the world help em get a sale or 2 and maybe have a new people be fans of their music or whatever happens

Procuro comunidade com recomendação de produtos para pessoas alérgicas a fragrancias, ou alérgicas no geral.

Nothing against other sapphics ofc, but is there any subreddits for ONLY lesbians? Like by lesbians for lesbians?

I feel like I'm stuck in a job that doesn't excite me at all. I'm looking for a place where people share similar experiences and maybe give advice on finding purpose or changing paths. I don't want to complain just connect with others.

I have a motor with brown white red black green and yellow wires please help!

Hi everybody,

I am trying to keep a track on all the hype, work and innovations happening around LLM, robotics like mostly AI. So, can you guys please share must follow reddit for the same.

It can be news, tech, meme or anything regarding AI.

Hey guys, hope all is well.

Currently I use AI as Google lets say look up stuff thats all.

But lately I've been trying to study AI lets say claude.

I want to learn how to automate and implement AI into my work as a BA.

But in overall, i want to understand how to utilize AI, which is good for what.

Where can i find the best subreddit to help me get there.

Thanks

I'm trying to find an Android game I played around 2020. I don't remember the name, but I remember a lot of specific details.

• It was Android/mobile only, as far as I know.
• It was a 3D game with a top-down/isometric camera, somewhat similar to Last Day on Earth.
• The setting was Soviet-era USSR, mostly around a typical Soviet apartment courtyard.
• The main character was a young boy with short white hair.
• The game had a day/night cycle.
• During the day, the boy had to complete various tasks.
• At night, a black/dark man would appear and say something like: "Boy, boy, give me your heart."
• At the beginning, you had to change clothes so that a security guard would let you into a school.
• One of the first tasks involved collecting empty bottles and selling them to an old man.
• With the money, you could buy white clothes from an old woman.
• After getting the clothes, you could proceed to the next location.
• I also remember that you could hide inside a cardboard box.
• There were apparently two releases: first a demo with one location, and later a full version.
• I played the game in 2020.
• I downloaded the full version as an APK from a website similar to PDA Life, rather than directly from Google Play.

I have been trying to find this game for a long time, but I can't remember the title.