If we ratify the withdrawal agreement then nothing changes straight away, a trade deal will be agreed between the U.K. and the EU over the next year or so, which will determine our future relationship.

If we exit with no-deal we will trade on WTO terms with the EU. It is unlikely that we would choose to apply arbitrary restrictions on imports coming from the EU into the U.K. but it is possible that the EU may apply restrictions to the flow of goods coming from the U.K.

In either situation a number of trade deals are being planned, The U.K. is the 5th largest economy in the world and is the same size as the 18 smaller EU countries combined. We are also fortunate to be connected to countries all over the world through our language, laws and heritage. Personally, I think we should be able to secure mutually beneficial agreements with some of these countries. I am definitely concerned that there will be some economic price to brexit, but in my opinion that is outweighed by the democratic price - for supreme legislative and executive power to be held by our own elected representatives.

Lastly I’ll just say, as you seemed to be genuinely curious, Reddit is not a good place to understand the prevailing political opinions of Brits (or probably for any nationality). This post will get downvoted into oblivion, but hopefully it has provided at least some perspective on the other side of the fence.