r/SelfAwarewolves↗
Once in a blue moon...
Once in a blue moon redditors almost transform into self aware creatures. Almost. Submit posts (from anywhere) where people unknowingly describe themselves. ("what did they say about someone else that really applied to them?") NB: Memes aren't people, they can't be Selfawarewolves.
651k subscribers52 posts / mo in Sep 202644 authors / mosince 2016
r/SelfAwarewolves has 651k members (+1.0% over the last 12 months). It gets about 52 posts a month from 44 people. Top topics: Close Calls, Progress Milestones and SaysMeaningSays.
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- Close Calls0.4%
- Progress Milestones0.2%
- SaysMeaningSays<0.1%
- RacismDiscussions<0.1%
- Parenting Issues<0.1%
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- NPR
- Yahoo!
- PBS
- Issendai
- Al Jazeera
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