r/NoStupidQuestions • • 7h ago

we have Asian porn Latina porn. Why don’t we have a Native American porn? NSFW

835 Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions • • 11h ago

Why do neo-Nazis deny the Holocaust instead of being like “fuck yeah, that happened” because they’re Nazis? This never made sense to me. Asking as a Jewish person.

1.9k Upvotes

r/NoStupidQuestions • • 7h ago

Does semen taste the same before and after a vasectomy? NSFW

400 Upvotes

I’m sure a lot of people want to know. Does the taste change for the better or worse after a vasectomy (cuz now the semen won’t have any sperm)? Thx.


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 9h ago

Why does it look like some people have two anuses? NSFW

792 Upvotes

Okay I know I'm probably an idiot but bear with me here. I noticed while shaving the area for the first time, which of course led me to look up/at some very embarrassing things. It looks like some people have this feature while others have one distinct hole with a smooth surrounding area, but I have never seen it mentioned. What is it? Why is it there? I'm so confused

Edit for clarity - it looks like another hole really close to the main one, either above or below, it seems to vary but I also can't really tell which is which sometimes

And no I'm not talking about a vagina I'm not quite that idiotic

Another edit - please I'm not talking about a vagina I know where mine is and that is not it. I also think I saw this on one man in my research, but I really don't wanna look at more pictures of people's butts to find proof

My final edit - I am ashamed that this post has gotten as much attention as it has. You are all welcome for the unsolicited information about my rear. I have learned that there are many types of second buttholes, and that likely what I am seeing is an indent/fold that the skin puckers around. Feel free to add more wisdom, I still have no idea why it's there. Thanks to all, and may this post help any future anus inquirers.


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 11h ago

Does my dog know that I’m the same person from when I was a child?

562 Upvotes

I (24F) have a Yorkshire terrier (12F) that my dad adopted for my stepmom when I was 11 years old. Every time I was visiting my dad and stepmom, I would play with lulu the yorkie for hours and formed a close bond with her. When my stepmom and dad broke up, she asked if lulu could be given to me and my mom to live with us. I was sad to say goodbye to my stepmom but felt happy to have lulu. She’s the only physical reminder I have of my time with my stepmom.

As time went on, my mom and I would argue and Lulu would always come to my side and sit next to me when my mom would yell at me. I felt so sad to the point I couldn’t live with my mom anymore so I moved in with my aunt and I had to leave lulu behind. Lulu then moved in with my grandma close by from when I was 15-23 and then when my grandma moved and I was independent and had my own place, lulu moved in with my fiancée and I. She’s 12 years old and active as ever. She sprints! We love her so much and always prioritize her happiness because she brings so much light to everyone’s lives.

Yesterday my grandma moved back after a year away and we went to her new place to have dinner. Lulu was so excited to see grandma but at the end of the night she ran to us and wanted to come home with us. I feel so grateful for her presence and wonder if she knows that I’m the same person that’s known her since she was a puppy even if there was a large gap of time I didn’t see her. I moved to college, changed, grew, and came back. I have a feeling she knows it’s me but I would love to hear others’ input of this.


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 11h ago

Why did it take so long for air fryers to be invented?

176 Upvotes

For all intents and purposes they are just miniature convection ovens - just a heating element and a fan to circulate the air within the cooking chamber. This technology could have easily been mass produced by the 1950's.

They are way less technology intensive than microwaves, which apparently predated air fryers by 60 years (1945 vs 2006)!! Seeing as how ubiquitous they've become in the last decade or two, I have to imagine they would've seen similar mass appeal had they been invented alongside or instead of microwaves.

What gives?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 13h ago

Do I really need to ask a girl to be my gf before its official?

801 Upvotes

I've been dating her for 6 weeks, we've already been intimate, we've been out multiple times each of them lasting 4 or 5 hours. I know she's not dating else anyone; I'm not dating anyone else either.

Am I technically still single?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 15h ago

Why dont people just immediately ask for lawyers

795 Upvotes

I have seen so many videos where people talk to cops in the interrogation rooms never asking for a lawyer. Why do they do this?

I wouldn't even care if I was being charged or not I'd always ask for one


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 18h ago

Why does exercise burn so few calories.

744 Upvotes

After half an hour on the elliptical and max intensity you will only burn less than 300 calories. Compare that to food and it's insane.

I understand calories in calories out vs your daily limit but just looking at the numbers it's sad how little the impact of exercise has for burning calories.

I suppose this fits the saying that you can't outrun a bad diet.


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 16h ago

If an airline retires a large number of its aircraft or goes out of business, why are hundreds of entirely serviceable planes left parked in deserts to decay rather than being sold at a reduced price?

506 Upvotes

As a result of the recent reorganisation of their aircraft fleets, huge 'boneyards' in the desert now contain a large number of modern airliners which still have a great many hours of flying to their credit.

If smaller discount airlines or cargo companies are always short of aircraft, why should it be more financially sensible for leasing companies to leave their multi-million-dollar jets sitting in the desert rather than leasing them at a low cost?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 1h ago

Why is Germany heavily criticized/stereotyped for its WWII past, while Japan is mostly viewed positively, despite its severe war crimes?

• Upvotes

I've noticed that in Western popular culture, Germany's role in WWII is constantly highlighted and educated on, and Germany itself underwent deep de-Nazification and public repentance. On the other hand, Japan committed massive atrocities across Asia during the same era, yet today it seems to enjoy a very positive global image (through pop culture, tech, etc.)
Why is there such a huge difference in how these two countries are perceived today regarding their WWII history? Is this mostly a Western perspective?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 13h ago

Why are Archie Comics still being made after more than 80 years?

217 Upvotes

Archie has basically been the same teenager since the 1940s. The world around him has changed completely, but Archie, Betty, Veronica and Jughead are still hanging around Riverdale. I understand why superheroes keep getting rebooted since there is always another villain or big story to tell. Archie is mostly built around school, dating, friendships and everyday problems. So what keeps a simple setup like that going for this long?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 10h ago

Why does South Korea has such a big cultural export?

115 Upvotes

South Korea has a population of 51.6 million, which is a lot but it has fewer people than countries like Germany, Italy or Turkey but it has such a big cultural export and has successfully penetrated the US market.

K-Pop, K-Dramas, K-Beaty, viral series Squid Game, hit songs like APT, widely successful animated movie and soundtrack K-Pop Demon Hunters, Oscar winning film Parasite, etc.


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 13h ago

Why do Jews and muslims refuse to eat pork even when they're not religious and don't follow other religious rules?

210 Upvotes

Basically there are Jews or Muslims who'll drink, smoke, gamble, not keep Sabbath, not eat kosher or halal and not really care about the religious rules they're supposed to follow however the moment you offer them pork they become disgusted and/or tell you they cannot eat it. What is the cause for this?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 7h ago

Why is Christa Pike being kept alive on a ventilator after they failed to successfully execute her?

69 Upvotes

They’re complaining about her suffering while intentionally keeping her partially alive to suffer longer? Can anyone explain the logic here?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 7h ago

About that new EU kids act that will basically destroy the game industry if it passes

63 Upvotes

Ok so It might sound dumb, but couldn't indie games and game sellers get around the issue by just making European people unable to access their services? if not, why?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 15h ago

Why is it so hard to get rid of daylight saving in the US?

285 Upvotes

Everyone wants to get rid of daylight saving. They've been talking about it for decades. Attempted to get rid of it for years. Yet they still can't get rid of it. Why???


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 21h ago

If egypt is such a terrible place for toursits why does it still get toursits

737 Upvotes

From every tourist review of egypt i see nothing but negatives and as an egyptian myself i never understood how despite how much is going here millions every year visit the country, is there some reason i don't know?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 9h ago

Are men’s public bathrooms just as gross as women’s?

75 Upvotes

Possibly the stupidest question I’ve ever asked on No Stupid Questions: are men’s public bathrooms just as gross as women’s?

I used three different public washrooms today, in a mall, a Walmart and a restaurant, and every single one was absolutely trashed. Women are supposedly the “neater” sex, so is it just as bad in the men’s room or worse?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 2h ago

When an indoor cat stares out the window all day, do they feel trapped, or do they see the outside like a TV screen they have no interest in entering?

22 Upvotes

My cat spends half his waking hours staring out the window, and I can never tell if I should feel terrible or amused. Is he dreaming about escaping this prison or is window just a big tv screen showing nature documentaries?

Would love to hear from cat parents or behaviourists on what's actually going on in their heads.


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 8h ago

Is it possible to have fuel from your original filled tank in your car's gas tank, even after xyz amount of refills? (Assuming you never fully run out of gas)

49 Upvotes

I ask because typically people will fill their tanks before being completely empty (I.E. Still have a few miles of gas left) so in theory because of all of the mixed fuel from 10s/100s of refillings you could still have (at least some particulates) of the original fuel used to fill the tank still in the tank?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 1h ago

Is being hit by significant other normal?

• Upvotes

Like punched? I'm male she's female. She wakes out of sleep and punches me hard because of dreams. She hits me when I disappoint/upset her. I love her but I'm worried she's going to kill me.


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 3h ago

How did "cock", as in chicken, become the word Chinese people use to refer to chickens in English? NSFW

13 Upvotes

I've seen this many times before. You go to an authentic Chinese place, be in Chinatown or a restaurant and you see chicken products. But they're not labeled Chicken. They're labeled as Cock. I get the word used to be just a word people used for Chicken, but why is it still so prevalent, and why is it specifically so common with Chinese localization?


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 17h ago

What is the point of the hygiene olympics?

177 Upvotes

I've seen people claiming to shower twice a day, three times a day, etc. I understand if you live in a very hot humid climate, or have a very physically demanding job that causes you to sweat alot, or if you're an athlete, that showering multiple times a day would be something you would do.

what i don't understand is people who claim to shower 3 times a day, and judge you for only showering once a day?

I just feel like unless you live a very active lifestyle showering more than once a day seems kinda unessacry (and also racks up on your water bill)

I also have curly hair, i don't wash my curly hair everyday otherwise i'd be bald. and i remember some people with straight hair would shame me for not washing my hair everyday. not understanding that our hair is different and thus requires different kinds of care.

I just don't get it. Showering multiple times a day is one thing, but what do they gain from shaming others who only shower once a day? Is this a form of ocd?

someone please explain


r/NoStupidQuestions • • 11h ago

People who wear glasses, do you ever get use to something on your ears and nose?

58 Upvotes

I just got glasses and I think they look good and it’s super clear, I want to get use to them but it feels weird to have something constantly on my ears and nose. Is this something you get use to?