I haven't commented on r/Advice yet. I mainly just browse so I'll tell a funny story that's happened to me. I'm 21 now, however, when I was an infant, my mother tells me the story about how when I was in a grocery store with her, I saw a rather large lady wearing purple and kept pointing at her and screaming, "Barnie". My mom was very embarrassed to say the least.

I am 21 years old, and I'm turning 22 in December.

I haven't moderated before on Reddit before, however, I'm confident that I would do a splendid job if taught the basics. I'm very active on the computer as I use it all day for university as well as in my free time which is the first reason I would make a good mod. Another reason would be that I browse Reddit quite a bit during this time in all hours of the day I'm awake. I don't comment nearly as much as I browse, and I can use this time to moderate comments and posts that this subreddit churns out by its users. You should add me because I'm confident that I'll make r/Advice a more fluid and cleaner place that facilitates sound discussion

My favorite subreddits are r/Space, r/leagueoflegends, r/AskReddit, r/Advice, r/Gaming, r/EarthPorn, r/News, and a few others that I browse occasionally.

I'm going into my last year of my undergraduate studies and plan to go to medical school right after. Reddit helps me wind down and relax during my many moments of stress and instead of just being a regular browser, I would like to take the next step and help subreddits grow.

I'm fairly decent at spotting trolls. The years that I've been browsing Reddit have given me the necessary tools to spot trolls easily. Just by looking at their comment history, how they deliver their messages, or their rhetoric, I feel like I can spot out a troll and take the necessary actions in warning them/getting rid of them. Thanks for reading.