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Reddit was a slog too at first
(lemmy.stuart.fun)
She says she's open to it but doesn't find it as intuitive. So there's a chance.
My wife is also a scab sticking to reddit. Unfortunately, a good reason for doing so is that a lot of the niche woman-oriented subs she's on don't exist in the fediverse yet.
That's the problem, even if technically the platform is the worst option, it is a pain to try and relocate a community.
I had to do it with like 70 people from Google Hangouts to another service a few years back and it was crazy how hard just getting everyone into a basic service is. Any new or weird quirk will absolutely chase people back - especially if the original service is still working
I tried to find equivalents here but nothing yet, or massive amounts of NSFW type subs.
So I'm trying this out, but keeping my gender specific account on there in the meantime. But fuck the reddit app, it's browser or nothing.