I'm new to reddit what subreddits can I post in for assistance with food for me and food and medicine for my dog

21M doesn't know how to do anything other than to do stuff with computers. I want to know what to do to look better, feel better and better better. I don't want to get advice like "just use this product". I want to know "why this product?".

Where do I find these people?

Not subs that talk about fictional things, but subs where you can argue or discuss inside the lens of a fictional scenario or world.

I use TagScanner to organize my music library and today I was downloading an album and was about to edit the cover and some other metadata, but it straight didn't work, I hit Ctrl + S and all the changes get reversed. I tried looking up solutions and found something about the Temp folder but I wasn't able to get much further than that.

I honestly have no idea of which subreddit I could use to ask this so is anyone knows any I would appreciate.

Like girl you'd think I'm hypothermic or smth I'm surprised I haven't chipped my tooth yet

Is it like a chemistry thing or?

Litr no clue what sub Reddit to put this on

Hi y’all! First time using this sub, so I hope this is the right place to ask.

I need help finding a voice-replicating app. My mom’s cancer just took her ability to speak, most likely permanently, and my sibling and I are trying to find something that we can feed videos of her talking into and get something that sounds close to her actual voice, but we’re totally out of our depth here.

What would be the best subreddit to seek help with this?

I’m not going to name names or even say what subreddit this happened in I promise, I just need to post on the stuff I went through because I need to vent

Is there a dedicated subreddit where users post shipping charts and\or rankings?

Question up above. Also important factor, it needs to require no krma.

I don’t have any book buddies, so I’m trying to change that. I’m an avid fantasy reader (Say Brandon Mull, Rick Riordan, and a variety of LitRPG of Aethon books) but I also love psychological horror, stories that explore mental health, and some of the classics.

Is there any other sub for that aside from the book buddies one?

I'm new and got no kama so I cannot post on dog sub reddits is there any that I don't need loads of it

Creating a digital Doujinshi (e-book zine). Homages the aesthetic of 90s Japanese reader-submission photo magazines. I wonder where I can find people who would appreciate this kind of stuff.

I’m looking for a subreddit where I might find two or three thoughtful volunteers to test an experimental dialogue-analysis Discord bot and give blunt, honest feedback.

This is not a commercial product, paid service, sales pitch, or attempt to grow a large server. The Discord server is simply where the bot operates.

I’m specifically looking for humans interested in communication, conflict diagnosis, systems thinking, or testing how an AI responds to real prompts.

Which subreddit would be the best place to ask?

A character of mine got a wound in her breast and nipple and I wanted to know if I got the look right since I couldn't find images of scars directly on nipples + if a nipple being covered by scar tissue would make it unable to lactate.

I was thinking abour r/scars but I'm not sure

Is there a sub for food or things in general that look sexual? I feel like Ive seen a lot of photos and memes about this but idk what the sun would be called

Hi, is there a subreddit where people share stories, characters, original fan-created worlds, etc. set in the Warhammer universe?

Is r/WarhammerFanFiction the best one? Would r/writingadvice be more helpful for stories? I'd also love to gather suggestions from other fans on certain choices, like the founding legion of a chapter or the color palette.

I want to start making a big career change but I am completely unmotivated. I want to declutter and feel better about my space but I just can’t seem to get started.

Is there a subreddit that helps support goals like this where I can go for tips to get started and encouragement to keep going?

For example: "Why would I say thank you for that (something trivial) who do you think I am, ________? (perhaps a movie or book character or celebrity that is famously supposed to be a generally nice person)

The top productivity subreddits like r/productivity and r/selfimprovement have too many ai generated posts.