r/antisocial↗
A sub for good people who avoid crowds, parties, etc.
A sub for good people who avoid crowds, parties, etc. Similarly, we are a sub for people who are often quiet, but why? It's because most people are too stupid and/or evil to talk to.
12k subscribers243 posts / mo in Sep 2026211 authors / mosince 2012
r/antisocial has 12k members (+60% over the last 12 months). It gets about 243 posts a month from 211 people. Top topics: Introvert Challenges at Work, Job Anxiety and Workplace Dynamics.
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- Introvert Challenges at Work0.9%
- Job Anxiety0.4%
- Workplace Dynamics0.3%
- Social Awkwardness0.3%
- College Life Reflections0.3%
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