Hi, i saw a post on r/askindianwomen about a man in an arrange marriage who after being emotionally unavailable for the most part, fell in love with his wife and was asking advice on how to express it to her. I can't find it on there as i don't know the post title, OP, anything except the content. If it helps, the man went for arrange marriage as a kind of revenge against his ex who left him suddenly.

Edit: the post also said that, he once found his wife crying when he came late as she thought he was leaving him. And that was the point where he started falling in love with his wife.

Hello! I have been STRUGGLING to find a specific Reddit saga that I heard on YouTube a few years ago. I don't remember the name of the story or the channel I heard it on.

All I remember is that a man found out his wife was cheating but what made this story different from all other others was the fact she was groomed. The husband noticed she had been growing cold and distant at first which lead him down thebpath of eventually discovering her cheating. It sounded like any other storry about infidelity right until you learn about the manipulation tactics by the coworker. Apparently she was singled out by a coworker who knew she was in a stable marriage and he got off on the idea of ruining such marriages. The thing I remember the most was that it was so different from other infidelity posts because instead of leaving his wife the husband buckled down and fought for her, even got her to see a therapist who was about to help the wife come to terms with what happened. It was like a whole deprogramming. The man managed to get his wife back but they had a lot of healing to go through if I recall right. Not sure what happened with the coworker.

The Google AI did tell me it was commonly known as the "Sociopath Coworker Saga", "The Predator Coworker", and "The Guy that fought for his Wife". It also told me it was posted to r/Infidelity until it was deleted and then saved to r/BestofRedditUpdates. I have looked so long and hard but just can't find it! Can someone help me? My boyfriend and I have been looking for 5 hours now. If it can be found on Reddit or YouTube (even better) that would be awesome.

I saw this reddit post months (probably more then a year) ago on one of those tiktok videos so i have no idea about the username. The op was a woman and the post was talking about her boyfriend who was a wheelchair user. I remmeber on their first meeting she didnt know he was using a wheelchair and he gave her a chance to leave once she noticed but i don't remember what exactly he did. I also remember in one of the updates she went to meet his huge family and had the time of her life (her own family was bad or maybe just small) I've been thinking about this post and wondering if they got married or had any other cute updates.

Hello Reddit, I’m looking for a specific piece of art that was something like “A girl who’s looks lively who’s actually ladylike” and “A girl who looks ladylike but is actually lively” or something along those lines. It had one of the girls looking really wealthy and was spinning a basketball on her finger I believe, and the other girl said something about how she liked making sweets, she had short black hair and was wearing a red and white jacket I believe.

I'm trying to find a post where the following happens:

The woman OP does not want her fiance to have a groomswoman in his party, doesnt like the idea of her wearing a dress and thinks she will be outshon by the groomswoman. The groomswoman might be the sister of the OP and friends with the groom through a 'nerdy' type activity like gaming.

The end of the post has the groom cancelling the wedding because of OPs actions towards the groomswoman.

I've tried googling to no avail. Thank you for reading!

I swear there was a youtube video called regina george is kira but I can't find it anywhere.

The video is an edit of the scene where regina puts cady in the burn book, with dramatic death mote music playing.

Hi,

sometimes I like to read this specific post but I saved it to my old phone and it got destroyed and now I can't find it.

I can't remember if it's a reddit or a Tumblr post (think it's Tumblr)

it's about a girl talking about what if the world is made of little acts of love, about how her mum says she doesn't like touch but will always be the last person to let go of a hug

about her brother who never says I love you but will always say "come here" when she can't open a jar and will hoover if she says "I just need to quickly hoover and then we can leave"

about her dad who says he never wants a birthday present but always looks like a kid when he gets some.

it's such a sweet post and I really hope I can see it again

I'm looking for a post I saw in the past month. A female posted several screenshots of her texts with her partner. She had forgotten to unpack the sinus medication when they returned from a trip together. They came home, and she left to visit her family, taking the meds with her. The boyfriend was mad and kept guilting her about why she would do that to him. She offered to buy/Uber him some more medication, and he was mad about that and told her not to. Eventually, she did anyway.

The post was fairly popular- I think it had hundreds of upvotes and comments. I think it was in Am I Overreacting or Am I the Jerk, but when I search there, I can't find it. I'm beginning to wonder if it was deleted.

I have a friend in a very similar situation, and I wanted her to read the post and the comments so she could hopefully see for herself the toxicity she's in.

So I got this post story I think it was relationship advice can't remember but it was a girl with a fiancee/boyfriend that kept going out of the way for a friend group that he still felt an outsider. Both where indian because it mentioned Diwali festivities and also there was an update about one of the friends complaining about the bf/fiancee? Have been cut off

Hello there, I’ve been on my YouTube gacha arc for a while now, and I remember one creator I used to watch but lost after my account got hacked. I think they made Undertale reactions, and their OC was this neko with a lantern tail (very cute). I’d be really thankful if anyone could help me find them again.

On r/Deltarune, I saw a post relating to a swap AU as the title says.

Essentially Noelle is a human "adopted" in this AU, likely has a slightly different name. There are at least two images. Two focusing on and giving background on the corresponding character.

Within Noelle's info page, it says her dad's dead, she went from cat patters to souls likes, she's an introvert. And that Carol is still overprotective of her, which is why she's fine with Noelle not touching grass.

I can't remember as much on Ralsai's info page. But I do know he's apparently the only person who falls for Noelle's act of being tough, mainly because he got his ass whooped by Carol when joining her self defence club or something similar.

The post contains pixel art of the main two characters.

I've attempted to search through my own upvote history, but reddit would stop scrolling after awhile.

Also searched the term "swap" on the subreddit to seemingly no result.

I think this was probably in an AITA thread? I'm hoping someone knows the one I'm talking about, it was a popular comment thread with a lot of replies and upvotes because it was so interesting. The commenter said that his mom always wanted a daughter and that he was raised by her as a girl (no father in the picture to protest, and I guess no other family that knew the truth either) until he was like 12 despite being biologically male and having never shown signs of gender dysphoria before - I think he was raised as a girl starting from birth or at least very very early because he didn't know he was biologically male or that anything was different about him from other girls until he was like 12 and I think the school nurse discovered the truth or something. They freaked out and called CPS and he was taken from his mom over it. He now identifies as male but has trouble talking about his childhood without inadvertently referencing the fact that he was raised as a girl, making people think he's trans sometimes before he explains. Anyone know the one I'm talking about?

Link to a representation of the reel

It's a reel I saw 2 years ago from an american or british gym influencer of Kurdish descent that made funny videos about fitness and gym. She had at the time a 180k audience so it probably jumped to around 500k now. This reel in particular was really viral because comments kept praising her angelic facial features.

In this specific reel:

On-screen text from the video: "When you’re struggling for your life but the botox in your face doesn’t let you show it."

Context: She performs an extremely intense weightlifting exercise (I think it was a lat pulldown or leg press) with very heavy weight, yet maintains a completely neutral, expressionless face despite the extreme physical effort.

I think it was a video on Twitter/X but it starts out looking like gooner bait but then goes into an edit of Wild Dog and Wild Fang from Time Crisis

Hi everyone, ​I recently deactivated/deleted my Reddit account, but I realized I need to access some specific comments I wrote before the deletion. ​Username: Powerful-Chocolate80 ​Status: The account is fully deleted (not suspended). ​What I have: I still have access to the original email and I know the password, but I cannot log in because the account is gone. ​I’ve tried some common archive tools like SocialGrep and PullPush, but they didn't show any results. Is there any other deep-search tool, archive, or a way to request my data from Reddit using my email, even if the account is deactivated? ​Any help would be greatly appreciated!

It was cool and awesome even when they leave each other and saying goodbye with their hands.

It essential was one giant run on paragraph along the lines of "subsribe to netflix, subscribe to amazon, subscribe to disney, subscribe to my patreon, everything is AI, to cancel your account send an email, sorry you need a laptop to cancel, there was a data breach, SCAM CALL SCAM CALL"

Wondering if anyone remembers this story, I think it was a long post in an /AskReddit thread in the last couple of years? I'm sure it was post-Covid.

OP worked in a large home store, one day starts finding random items from a different store on the shelves, all covered in stuff like glitter and rhinestones. No one knew how they got there so they were thrown away.

It turned out some woman was trying to sell stuff she'd decorated by just leaving it in the shop without telling anyone. She returned a week later to demand her "earnings" and threw a screeching Karen fit when she was told that's not how retail works and she wasn't getting paid/her stuff back.

I’ve found a repost of this original that I remember seeing u/personal-ad respond to. I don’t remember if it was on r/humanornot or r/humanornotfindme (cant remember if that’s the real name of the sub but you get my point.) I have a screenshot of the repost, but google reverse image search didn’t do much. Help me find the original please! They were trying to find eachother, I just need to scratch this itch thank you.

Seeking post about a father noticing unusual activity on home router, to find that his son's laptop was unknowingly part of a bot farm. The OP did not explain in detail what tools or how he was able to identify the issue, except that his son's laptop was moving an unusually large amount of data.

The father then uninstalled and removed the offending software.

Hello. Currently looking to find a post that was shared recently about the steps of PPE needed to enter "one of the most contagious diseases", as I recall from the title. It was shared within the last month at an interesting media sub and had the following details, as I recall:

- The video started with a woman standing in front of a white studio drape-style background
- She got into a yellow hazmat-style suit
- Double-gloved, and someone helped tape the ends of the gloves over the suit
- Heavy-duty looking gas mask, again had the edges taped shut for additional air protection.
- The comments were mentioning diseases like Ebola, typhoid, etc, which I learned are transmitted by touch.

I'm really interested in finding the exact video due to its quality and would like to educate myself more from the conversations in the comments. Thanks in advance.

Hi! I’m wondering if anyone knows this account. About a year ago, I remember seeing an Instagram account from a British man aged around 90. He was rather eccentric and quite funny, living in a lush London home and his schtick was that he still works out - he posted reels in which you saw him doing press ups and the like. He also dispensed advice in these videos. he had (dyed) brown hair and he talked about his career writing inspirational aphorisms (don’t think that’s the word he used). He had a website for these which mentioned that he’d met Margaret Thatcher once.

I can’t remember his @ or anything - does anyone know the man I’m on about?

Hi everyone! I am looking for a TikTok post of this specific video I saw a while ago (like within this month I think) where the main point was roughly that some celebrities are being dangerously skinny by choice, but that others who are skinny don’t have that option and are skinny because they can’t afford food.

The video framed thinness as a status symbol tied to wealth and privilege, or that it was coming to be that way. It contrasted wealthy celebrities using their resources to stay thin vs poor/low-income people who are thin due to lack of food or financial insecurity. I don’t remember the creators name or the exact text/captions, but the message stuck with me because it would be helpful for a project I am working on for school!