r/communication
41k members
r/communication is a subreddit with 41k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests, and the community frequently discusses communication, struggling, conversation, annoying, and hate.
A subreddit dedicated to human communication. We welcome quality submissions related to: interpersonal communication, business and professional communication, public speaking, and rhetoric.
Popular Themes in r/communication
#1
Advice Requests
: "What to do when someone asks a question you do not know how to answer."
8 posts
Popular Topics in r/communication
#1
Communication
: "Communication skills"
24 posts
#2
Struggling
7 posts
#3
Conversation
: "How do I start a Conversation with a girl in college, in class?"
7 posts
#4
Annoying
5 posts
#5
Hate
4 posts
#6
Optimism
3 posts
#7
Pessimism
3 posts
#8
Talk
: "What do u usually Talk with your friends?"
3 posts
#9
Question
: "What to do when someone asks a Question you do not know how to answer."
2 posts
#10
Listen
: "Am I the only one who'd rather Listen to someone's thoughts than read a long post?"
2 posts
Member Growth in r/communication
Yearly
+12k members(39.0%)
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Last updated: October 23, 2026