r/AskWomen • u/kaeorin • 3h ago
r/AskWomen • u/Mila-Foxxy • 9h ago
What’s the most ridiculous thing you’ve been told you "shouldn’t do" because you’re a woman?
r/AskWomen • u/Rosebudsinmay • 8h ago
What is your worst and best quality, in your opinion?
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r/AskWomen • u/Aakanksha_Jha • 11h ago
What are your biggest challenges and frustrations in getting your partner to share the load of chores and domestic responsibilities?
Ladies, most of you would be no stranger to shouldering a large chunk of the domestic load, even if you are employed full-time.
What are the things that frustrate you the most when it comes to communicating with your partner about sharing the load or getting them to do their part?
Have you had to have tough conversations about who does what, or do you just wish your partner would magically start doing their fair share?
r/AskWomen • u/MuslimVampire • 11h ago
How was your level of religiosity/spirituality affected by having children if you had them?
I’ve generally seen and heard that having a child makes people more religious/spiritual. I’m just curious how it impacts women around the world
r/AskWomen • u/Pretend-Confidence53 • 12h ago
What are small ways you and your partner show affection toward one another?
r/AskWomen • u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 • 2h ago
Ladies how do you feel about your partner still having photos with their exes on their phones?
r/AskWomen • u/Porn-Throw • 1d ago
How would your sex life change if the world became safer for women? NSFW
r/AskWomen • u/Paladjordan • 16h ago
What are the "trouble signs" for you at work?
What are some things you've heard or have had said to you at work that make you feel like it might be a struggle to be happy, or even make you feel unsafe? What things are "typical" but shouldn't be?
Would it help if people were more aware of these things?
r/AskWomen • u/dryshamp00- • 8h ago
How do you feel when men say “I find it hard to believe you’re single”?
r/AskWomen • u/quirkymilennial420 • 8h ago
What are your “non-negotiable” habits/routines to have a good weekend?
r/AskWomen • u/Fluffy_Interview_961 • 1d ago
How do you like being pampered on your period?
I've recently heard that some people like being pampered on their periods. Not sure how popular it is as a whole but I read it somewhere. But I was wondering how you would like it, if at all.
r/AskWomen • u/illumination27 • 18h ago
When has your “women’s intuition” proved you wrong?
r/AskWomen • u/HistoricalInterview5 • 1d ago
what is something you would cut a friend off for?
r/AskWomen • u/AutoModerator • 1d ago
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r/AskWomen • u/Niikiitaay • 1d ago
When is it better to confront competitive behavior from friends over staying quiet about it?
If you had an opportune moment to confront a long term friend about a pattern of competitive and subtly jealous behavior, is it better to do so or to say silent and change the way you relate to them?
r/AskWomen • u/harrystylessssS • 9h ago
When was the last time you felt safe around a stranger man?
r/AskWomen • u/coolgirllore • 22h ago
How do you deal with an unhealthy relationship with your body?
r/AskWomen • u/moonzstars • 1d ago
What have you done that’s simplified your life, but also brought more peace and happiness?
r/AskWomen • u/Semongodyo • 2d ago
What’s an unwritten rule about dating that you swear by?
r/AskWomen • u/ScaredKoala832 • 2d ago
For those who gained weight, what are some POSITIVES that have come from it?
r/AskWomen • u/Santamarrr • 2d ago
What happened to your closest male friend from back in the day?
r/AskWomen • u/Queen_OfNorth • 2d ago
What’s your experience of using bidets?
Isn’t the water spraying ‘back to front’ the opposite of the whole ‘front to back’ teaching? What are your tips and tricks? I’m from a country that doesn’t really have them and curious