r/Relax • u/wineguy7113 • 9h ago
r/Relax • u/SageNineMusic • Aug 30 '22
r/Relax has (finally) been reopened to Reddit!
Time to fix up the sub
After literally years of being locked, r/relax is now open to the public!
Anyone can now contribute to the community, but please pay mind to the new rules to prevent spam
I will personally be fixing up the sub over the course of this week, so give me some time before the Automod and Design of the subreddit is fully updated (These were never set up on the original sub unfortunately) but in no time, this community will be active again
Thanks all, and if anyone would like to assist in this process, let me know
-Sage
r/Relax • u/SageNineMusic • Mar 02 '23
Mod Update Looking for Mods to help grow the subreddit! Inquire within
Hey all,
It's been a few months since we re-opened the subreddit to the general public, and now we're looking to begin the process of growing it and properly re-establishing it as a major hub for relaxing content here on Reddit
That said, we definitely need some help to do so!
The process is pretty straightforward actually; we just need help curating, posting, and crossposting on a daily basis to help create a reliable stream of relaxing content for members of the sub
Whether you have experience with moderation or just have a passion for relaxing content and want to help others relax too, comment below and I'll shoot you a DM
Thanks all and keep it relaxed
-Sage
r/Relax • u/Nervous-Anything3044 • 2h ago
Photo Coffee with a View πΏ
Would you rather spend quite morning here or bring a friend for a cozy catch-up? π
r/Relax • u/Green-Report-8144 • 1h ago
Photo Heal my Depression πΈπΏπ
galleryProven , Tested . No noise , just the Sea and Me
r/Relax • u/Suitable-Exam2589 • 7h ago
Video ποΈ Relaxing Drive to the Mountains Above.
r/Relax • u/No-Top9040 • 20h ago
Photo Rakaposhi From Miacher Kho ποΈ A View Worth the Journey
r/Relax • u/wdouglas596 • 12h ago
Community Post Nothing Feels Better Than a Little Peace and Quiet
Some days, I just feel like taking a break from everything and enjoying a little quiet time. No rushing around, no thinking about work, just sitting back and relaxing for a while.
I've found that even simple things can help me unwind, like listening to my favorite music, having a cup of tea, or sitting outside and enjoying the fresh air. Nothing fancy, but it feels good to slow down sometimes.
We spend so much time worrying about what needs to be done next that we forget to enjoy the moment we're in. Not every free minute needs to be filled with something.
Sometimes, the best part of the day is having a little time to yourself and not having to think about anything else.
r/Relax • u/ReferenceDirect1949 • 16h ago
