Communities related to r/AskMen, with what each one is for and how it differs. Member figures come from SubMouse's safe-for-work directory.
r/AskMen (about 7.4M members, directory rank #107) is a large ask community aimed at men's perspectives. Parallel women's ask threads, open general Q&A and men's living-space inspiration each have clearer homes when the question is not AskMen-shaped.
Stay on AskMen for questions aimed at men's experiences. Use AskWomen for women's perspectives, AskReddit for open general Q&A, and malelivingspace when the topic is rooms and homes rather than advice.
r/AskMen — AskMen: a place to discuss men's experience
Marginally better than a Walmart parking lot
AskWomen: Questions about women's thoughts, lives, and experiences
When to choose it: You want answers from women's perspectives.
Why it is here: Public description: asking women about thoughts, lives and experiences (about 5.8M members, rank #146). Direct SubMouse compare with AskMen.
How it differs from r/AskMen: Women's ask remit versus men's ask remit.
Ask Reddit...
When to choose it: Open general questions without a gender frame.
Why it is here: Huge general Q&A hub (about 60.0M members, rank #3). See also AskReddit vs NoStupidQuestions on SubMouse.
How it differs from r/AskMen: Open Q&A versus gender-framed ask boards.
Where Men Can Live
When to choose it: Room and home inspiration for men rather than advice threads.
Why it is here: Directory related for AskMen. Public description: places where men can live (about 3.0M members, rank #355).
How it differs from r/AskMen: Living-space visuals versus interpersonal ask threads.
Use the related subreddits finder for r/AskMen: Find related to r/AskMen.
Members and public descriptions come from SubMouse's safe-for-work directory (as of 2026-11-09 UTC); 7-day growth measured from 2026-11-02. Directory rank is listing order. Guide updated 2026-11-07.