Best gay subreddits

Anyway, inspect out subreddits for stuff you’re into. That’s the idea. Verb, NBA? There is a subreddit. Live in LA? There is a subreddit. Drive a benz? There is a subreddit. Love picking up? There is a subreddit. Gay? There is a subreddit.

i just want to scan funny shit, like cringy stuff. but most of the well-liked crap is not funny.

even this guy succeeded

Don’t forget, the first time you visit a sub to change it to “top” and “all” to see the top rated posts of all time. That’ll give you a good sense of what the sub’s about.

Not specific to dating, but cringeworthy:

r/cringe

r/tumblrinaction

r/blunderyears

r/madlads

r/creepypms

Other non-default SFWish superb ones:

r/HighQualityGifs

r/holdmybeer

r/nsfwiama (okay, that’s nsfw but text not pictures)

r/Tifu (is a default sub but very cringy)

r/roastme

r/blackpeopletwitter

r/whitepeopletwitter

r/whitepeoplegifs

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