r/HomeschoolRecovery is a subreddit with 42k members. The community frequently discusses homeschooling, hate, struggling, homeschool socializing struggling, and job, and they frequently recommend/review podcasts, and the most common flair used is rant/vent, other, progress/success, does anyone else..., and resource request/offer.
A support group for people who have had negative experiences with home schooling.
Popular Topics in r/HomeschoolRecovery
#1
Homeschooling
29 posts
#2
Hate
16 posts
#3
Struggling
9 posts
#4
Homeschool Socializing Struggling
5 posts
#5
Job
4 posts
#6
Public
4 posts
#7
School
4 posts
#8
Tired
4 posts
#9
Advice
3 posts
#10
Homeschool Socializing Hate
3 posts
Products Discussed in r/HomeschoolRecovery
Podcasts
6 reviews
#1
The History of the 20th Century
5.0★ from 1 review
#2
You're Dead to Me
5.0★ from 1 review
#3
Dan Carlin - Hardcore History
5.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/HomeschoolRecovery
#1
rant/vent
: "Saw what Halloween truly was for the first time today. I cried."
34 posts
#2
other
: "Oh brother."
19 posts
#3
progress/success
: "Finished first grade math!"
14 posts
#4
does anyone else...
: "Any homeschoolers suffer massive mental breakdowns later in life?"
13 posts
#5
resource request/offer
: "I’m being kicked out / cut off idk what to do help."
13 posts
#6
how do i basic
: "i've never had a job at 20 what do i add to a resume?"
4 posts
Member Growth in r/HomeschoolRecovery
Yearly
+8k members(22.1%)
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Last updated: November 5, 2026