Favourite Subreddit?

For me? The r/nosleep subreddit. TBH, I visit it every weekend night and I read stories with my friends just before sleeping. The horror community has evolved in quite a while. It has gone from ghosts roaming about in haunted houses, to malevolent television shows or ghostly text messages from dead girlfriends that haunt living boyfriends.

Even though I know there is a Doom subreddit, I'd prefer Doomworld for all my Doom needs.

I don't visit that many...

/gamedev

/startrek

/gamedev seems to like free stuff and beginner tutorials. Star Trek falls into Discovery spoilers and "I just noticed this about a 20 - 30 year old episode." Star Trek seems more fun to read through and 75% of /gamedev seems stuck up its own ass with beginners teaching beginners how to do beginner stuff or people patting someone on the back.

I tried visiting other subredits, but its usually a ghost town for the ones I think up "hey I wonder what people have to say about this."

/aww

/yiff

/crappydesign

/neoliberal

/vgb 

not gonna describe it here, you can look it up on your own time.

/r/paranormal

It's very interesting. I love stories of magic/the occult, even if it's almost certainly made-up.

/r/TwoBestFriendsPlay

Mostly just to see what new ways of shit-talking them that their fans come up with. Pat is a dwarven crack addict, Plague is a sex pervert hick who couldn't build a fence to save his life, Paige eats mustard from a trough and has more fatal diseases than Mr. Burns, and Woolie steals pies.

It's a very unique relationship.

/r/subredditdrama

/r/fa30plus

/r/tipofmytongue

/r/deepintoyoutube

/r/Justrolledintotheshop

I like looking at horrible things that happen to people's cars, especially people who don't change their oil.

/shittyfoods

/Lovecraft

/Undertale

/DOOM

/Half-Life

/God of 2-Fort

I don't visit much, but usually, I go to r/softwaregore, r/memes, and r/chillsnarrator.

r/NatureIsFuckingLit, amazing animal/nature pictures that I have been getting a massive collection of in my phone