I’m a 50-year-old Indian American, Male, Hindu and a naturalized American citizen. I spent 25 years in India and have lived in the United States for about 25 years. I work in tech and have lived in Detroit, Phoenix, St. Louis, and Dallas. AMA

Feel free to ask me about daily life, driving, dress codes, the food, social norms, or what's changed for women here in the last few years. I'm also happy to talk about the culture, the misconceptions people back home have, and what's surprised me most. If you've always wondered about something about Saudi Arabia, ask away.

I’m 17F and I quit dancing after 10 years. I started when I was 6 and did competitive hip hop and breakdancing. I apent most of my childhood dancing and competing, my life was basically school, dance, sleeping I quit for good last year, so it’s been a year since I stopped

AMA, controversial or not. Ive also travelled extensively so even ask about that if you must.

Also really into scottish history. So yeah just ask me anything that comes to mind.

Not a fan of football or sports really though.

In my early twenties, I fell down an accidental path of exotic animal; rescuing. It started with one bearded dragon when i was working at a pet store, and within the year i was renting a business building and had snakes, lizards, birds, insects, you name it. I even got into volunteer work with alligators during the time. AMA.

Hello everyone! I'm from Japan and I'm here to answer your questions. I have been studying English for four years, and I have also traveled to the UK and New Zealand. Feel free to ask me anything about Japanese culture, daily life, food, or whatever you're curious about! I'm looking forward to sharing my experiences and learning more about your perspectives as well.

I moved to Germany over 5 years ago and settled in Munich, many covid restrictions were still in place. I came for work and been working ever since with the same company. Making new friends in my late 20s, trying to befriend Germans and learning a new language. It's been a rollercoaster of emotions that caused me anxiety, stress, loneliness, desperation and emotional dryness with happiness and peace inbetween.

A bit about myself : I've been into the teaching field for 13 years now. I'm 40. A bit about myself : I'm a audiophile and cinephile. I love to talk about outfits and design some in my free time. Mother of 2 son's. Would love to answer any of your questions. Ama 🫶🏻

yeah! i’m a level 2 sommelier (wine professional) in my 20s that runs a wine program in a fine dining environment. i drink wine and discuss wine for a living. research shows that people my age don’t drink as much as generations before us, but i’ve put hundreds of hours studying and working to perfect the science of wine and selling wine. ama!

I’m 16M and I have two moms. I wasn’t adopted or born through IVF or anything like that. My biological mom got pregnant with me under horrible circumstances, but she decided to keep me. While she was still pregnant with me, she met my other mom, and they became friends before eventually starting to date. So my mom has always been in my life I’m their only child. AMA

I am a 26-year-old man with an incomplete T12 spinal cord injury. Many people have many questions or doubts when they see a paraplegic boy. So I'll answer any questions related to my disability. Cheers!

I am in my second year of highschool (sophomore year) and I live with multiple disabilities including cerebral palsy, nail patella syndrome, ADHD, and various psychiatric disorders. Ask me anything as long as it is appropriate.

Hi! I have to somehow fill this with over 200 characters 🤣 But, anyways... just as the title says! I am camping alone for the first time, ever! I have been camping all of my life (early 40s/f) and I have never been camping by myself. I was supposed to have my partner come with me but they decided they wanted to stay home. so, I decided to come anyway--by myself. AMA!

The festival stuff was fun. The other clientele makes things interesting. And my personal life story ties it all together into one I hope to have some impact to make the world a better place with.

I could talk at length about a variety of topics, but for this one I’d like to talk most about what it was like running a crew of land pirates.

I did one of these like four or five years ago, and didn't have a very reliable phone/internet connection at the time, so I couldn't follow thru with it the way I would have really liked.

But yes, as the title says, im a bona-fide for better or worse modern American Hobo in every sense of the word. The full Monty. Eating out of dumpsters, playing music on every street corner in the country, and of course, using every single less than legal mode of free transportation there is, mainly frieght trains.

ASK ME ANYTHING!

Like the title says, I survived the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in CA history. It's been about 8 yrs this November.

Side note I also am finally learning boundaries and have unfortunately lost my best friend, and my relationship w my sister is strained so if you have questions about boundary setting or losing friends/family due to it, those would be appropriate questions too.

There was a very low chance of survival because it happened out of a hospital setting without any medics nearby. Everyone says I’m strong for surviving but I didn’t do anything at all, all I remember was going to sleep, was out for 3 months but in my head it was 3 hours later. Ask me anything (AMA)

I work at a state run facility where people from ages 12-80 live full time sometimes the rest of their life after being admitted. There are very broad reason people live here some are bed bound, for some this was their last chance before jail/juvie, and we even have an individual who chooses to live here. Ask me anything!

Hi. I am a full-time content creator who makes a living doing social media. My main platform is TikTok where I have almost two and a half million followers. I’ve been making a living from social media for a couple years now.

Ask me anything!

I’m 32M and live in the Midwest. I live in a small acreage farm and have about 30,000ish bees for honey, chickens, farm dogs, and cattle. I also am a former game warden who left that career and teach middle school math. Probably not your most interesting person in the world, but maybe I am. AMA

There was a point in my life I did not leave my house unless it was for school or work. If I shopped it was only with my mom & I didn’t like to be alone. After many years with the help of my best friend who is old enough to be my second mom I now enjoy leaving my home, meeting other family & friends, travel, and have gotten a lot better about meeting strangers & being able to converse with them. I am now making steps towards living independently in my own apartment. I used to have severe physical symptoms of my anxiety that made me very sick & now I almost never do.

AMA!

Hello all! I'm 26F, and I have the same genetic condition that causes fainting goats to "faint".

It's called Myotonia Congenita, a rare muscular disorder affecting approximately 1 in 100,000 people. For comparison, your lifetime odds of being struck by lightning in the US are about 1 in 15,300!

With that said, neither I nor the goats actually lose conciousness when we fall. Myotonia Congenita is a muscular channelopathy, meaning the chloride channels in my skeletal muscles don't function properly. This interferes with the electrical signals that control muscle relaxation, causing my muscles to stiffen or temporarily lock up after contracting.

The condition can also cause unusually large muscles that develop with relatively little effort, despite sometimes experiencing profound muscle weakness. Similar forms of myotonia have been observed in dogs, cats, and of course, goats! There are also paralytic and dystrophic variants found in humans.

I was diagnosed at 19 via genetic testing. I am happy to answer any questions about my condition, it's effects on ny everyday life, and what it's like being a human fainting goat!

I'm a 19-year-old guy. I was born with this condition, and I stopped walking at 13. Now I'm losing movement in my arms, but I'm trying to stay positive. I'll answer any questions or concerns. Greetings!

Yea so I got diagnosed with Sjogren’s syndrome at 19 years old (it is most common in 40-50 year olds) and I got diagnosed with fibromyalgia in January (it is usually diagnosed in 30-50 year olds). Hyperhidrosis I’ve had for a few years. Sjogren’s syndrome is a not so known autoimmune disease but the second most common rheumatic inflammatori autoimmune disease.

Like the title says. I'm 29 Male and I might have to have keratoconus surgery. My eye doctor is going to give me a commendation to see a specialist and go from there. I have looked up some things about it.

Keratoconus is a progressive eye condition where the clear front window of the eye (cornea) thins and bulges outward into an irregular cone shape.

Symptoms

Blurred and distorted vision (straight lines appear wavy)

Increased sensitivity to light and glare (photophobia)

Halos or ghosting around lights, especially at night

Frequent changes in eyeglass or contact lens prescriptions

Sudden vision worsens if a corneal swelling (hydrops) occurs.