r/traditionalcurses
An invitation to post humorous curses. A curse (also called a jinx, hex or execration) is any expressed wish that some form of adversity…
How to think about r/traditionalcurses
This community invites members to share humorous and creative curses, often employing playful language and absurd scenarios. The focus is on light-heartedness rather than genuine malice, making it a unique space for comedic expression. Members often play with traditional curse motifs, blending them with contemporary references to create entertaining and imaginative jinxes.
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Audience
Participants in this community tend to be younger adults who enjoy humor, wordplay, and the whimsical side of curses. The vibe is generally playful and irreverent, with members appreciating cleverness and creativity. They often seek a light-hearted outlet for their frustrations or simply enjoy the absurdity of curses as a form of entertainment.
Posting culture
Content that thrives includes original, witty curses and humorous takes on traditional curses. Posts that are overly serious or lack creativity tend to get downvoted. The community encourages frequent participation, with a steady flow of new content, and members often engage in playful banter in the comments, enhancing the overall experience.
Brand engagement notes
Brands looking to engage with this community should prioritize humor and creativity over direct promotion. Authentic participation, such as sharing funny, relatable content or engaging in the playful spirit of curses, can resonate well. However, overt marketing or promotional posts are likely to be met with skepticism or hostility. Brands should consider creating light-hearted campaigns that align with the community's tone and values.
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What r/traditionalcurses talks about
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Top contributors
Who shapes the conversation
The most active and most-upvoted posters and commenters in this community. Useful when planning outreach or studying a community's tastemakers.
Top posters
By post count
- u/10percentSinTax
- u/HatchetXL
- u/Manthony_Morris_LXIX
- u/SittingInFear
- u/Pondernautics
- u/itsokitsokitsjustme
- u/AreYouItchy
- u/someguy7734206
- u/lurkingfortea
- u/sjb0420
- u/moe3
- u/Chickenherdturd
- u/LorenaBobbedIt
- u/theDaemon0
- u/zwonch
- u/accounts_are_lame
- u/TheSunaTheBetta
- u/spazzboi
- u/FrontKaleidoscope2
- u/Bluefoot_Fox
- u/The_White_Light
- u/These-Use-3493
- u/koviko
- u/DidiStutter11
- u/Comprehensive_Ad8445
- u/simonspoke
- u/David1393
- u/flavored_icecream
- u/CCChic1
- u/cakesquadgames
- u/yesimthatvalentine
- u/Ramses_L_Smuckles
- u/cptnfan
- u/Mouthtrap
- u/mamamoonbear5
- u/UFADDT
By votes
- u/10percentSinTax
- u/HatchetXL
- u/AreYouItchy
- u/SittingInFear
- u/someguy7734206
- u/Manthony_Morris_LXIX
- u/itsokitsokitsjustme
- u/sjb0420
- u/moe3
- u/Chickenherdturd
- u/LorenaBobbedIt
- u/theDaemon0
- u/zwonch
- u/Pondernautics
- u/lurkingfortea
- u/TheSunaTheBetta
- u/accounts_are_lame
- u/spazzboi
- u/FrontKaleidoscope2
- u/The_White_Light
- u/Bluefoot_Fox
- u/These-Use-3493
- u/koviko
- u/simonspoke
- u/DidiStutter11
- u/Comprehensive_Ad8445
- u/David1393
- u/cakesquadgames
- u/CCChic1
- u/yesimthatvalentine
- u/flavored_icecream
- u/Ramses_L_Smuckles
- u/cptnfan
- u/mamamoonbear5
- u/Mouthtrap
- u/UFADDT
Top commenters
By comment count
- u/texaschair
- u/xXWestinghouseXx
- u/NotAWerewolfReally
- u/obinice_khenbli
- u/MrDrPrfsrPatrick2U
- u/quinarius_fulviae
- u/prequelBEPIS
- u/whtbrd
- u/xKnightbusx
- u/kingwi11
- u/Human_Brains
- u/gtripp
- u/TwilightReader100
- u/HumanProp
- u/10percentSinTax
- u/bitterandbright
- u/KingKooooZ
- u/BritishDuffer
- u/AccentFiend
- u/twoburgers
- u/elijaaaaah
- u/Father_Togwood
- u/legsintheair
- u/themaster1006
- u/ElGringoPicante77
- u/TomatoFettuccini
- u/Pendejabarrilete
- u/HatchetXL
- u/Javaman1960
- u/Pondernautics
- u/JazzMansGin
- u/cfard
- u/Leonashanana
- u/lovelyrag333
- u/LorenaBobbedIt
- u/DangerMacAwesome
- u/akambe
- u/animeniak
- u/BelleBravo
- u/polly_grisu
- u/terpin
- u/jessica_from_within
- u/Bmitchem
- u/IcePhoenix18
- u/quedfoot
- u/DidiStutter11
- u/NoCountryForOldPete
- u/ewoodthemacguy
- u/kurozael
- u/nosnevenaes
- u/Extramrdo
- u/zeemeerman2
- u/shukuti
- u/Kilshrek
- u/Hooloovoos-clues
- u/Quartzcat42
By votes
- u/texaschair
- u/xXWestinghouseXx
- u/gtripp
- u/MrDrPrfsrPatrick2U
- u/elijaaaaah
- u/TomatoFettuccini
- u/jessica_from_within
- u/TwilightReader100
- u/BritishDuffer
- u/obinice_khenbli
- u/cfard
- u/whtbrd
- u/twoburgers
- u/themaster1006
- u/Pendejabarrilete
- u/LorenaBobbedIt
- u/Bmitchem
- u/kurozael
- u/HumanProp
- u/KingKooooZ
- u/AccentFiend
- u/NotAWerewolfReally
- u/Father_Togwood
- u/Leonashanana
- u/IcePhoenix18
- u/quinarius_fulviae
- u/Quartzcat42
- u/xKnightbusx
- u/10percentSinTax
- u/legsintheair
- u/Javaman1960
- u/Pondernautics
- u/BelleBravo
- u/NoCountryForOldPete
- u/nosnevenaes
- u/bitterandbright
- u/JazzMansGin
- u/lovelyrag333
- u/quedfoot
- u/ewoodthemacguy
- u/prequelBEPIS
- u/kingwi11
- u/Human_Brains
- u/ElGringoPicante77
- u/HatchetXL
- u/DangerMacAwesome
- u/akambe
- u/animeniak
- u/polly_grisu
- u/terpin
- u/DidiStutter11
- u/Extramrdo
- u/zeemeerman2
- u/shukuti
- u/Kilshrek
- u/Hooloovoos-clues
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FAQ
r/traditionalcurses — frequently asked questions
Quick facts about this subreddit's size, history, focus, and related communities.
How many subscribers does r/traditionalcurses have?
r/traditionalcurses has approximately 17,826 subscribers as of May 27, 2026.
When was r/traditionalcurses created?
r/traditionalcurses was created on July 29, 2015 (11 years ago).
What is r/traditionalcurses about?
This community invites members to share humorous and creative curses, often employing playful language and absurd scenarios. The focus is on light-heartedness rather than genuine malice, making it a unique space for comedic expression. Members often play with traditional curse motifs, blending them with contemporary references to create entertaining and imaginative jinxes.
What subreddits are similar to r/traditionalcurses?
Communities similar to r/traditionalcurses include r/11foot8, r/tellmeafact, r/malaphors, r/doesnottranslate, r/femalefantasyart.
Who are the most active posters on r/traditionalcurses?
The most frequent posters on r/traditionalcurses include u/10percentSinTax, u/HatchetXL, u/Manthony_Morris_LXIX.
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