#fakefriends — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #fakefriends, aggregated by home.social.
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Goose, a New Gay Dating App, Appears to Be a Psyop
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.wired.com/story/goose-a-new-gay-dating-app-appears-to-be-a-psyop/
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CASINO tape release
Lopez, Sunday, July 12 at 07:00 PM EDT
MTLHC Collective & Lifers Records present
CASINO (tape release)
FAKE FRIENDS
WORLD CHAMPION
DRIVE BY
at Lopez
$10/$15 with tape
Doors 7, show 7:30, over by 10
18+
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You can be friends with people for years, and it can take years for you to realize they were never your friend.
#FakeFriends #FriendshipTruth #ToxicPeople #Realization #FriendshipBreakup #TrustIssues #LettingGo #EmotionalReel #SadTruth #FriendshipQuotes #GrowthMindset #SelfWorth #Betrayal #HealingJourney #ViralReel #Quotes #ShareInspireQuotes
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CW: Death, happy
@TheBreadmonkey All true.
When my fiancee died in 1999, I got told "Oo, you're so strong!".
No, I'm absolutely not strong, but I had a shit-tonne of stuff to sort out right then that no-one else could do, And there wasn't a chance in Hell that when I'd sorted all of that out, any of those people would still be around to pay attention to or take care of me. Frankly, fuck them.
And, so end some 'friendships'.
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How To Spot Fake People And Deal With Them
In Our Daily Interactions, We Encounter Several People Who Appear To Be Our Well-Wishers, But They Are Not. They Pretend To Be Good For Us But Do Not Have Good Intentions.
They Often Interact With Us As Fair-Weather Materialistic Friends Who Seek Material Gains And Slip When We Are In More Challenging Waters.
While Genuine Friends Are Emotionally Strong And Provide Practical Support, Research Indicates That Good Friends Play A Significant Role In Our Well-Being.
In This Blog, I Will Show You How To Spot The Fakeness Of Friends And Ways To Deal With Them.
https://innermasteryhub.com/fake-people/
#fakepeople #fakefriends #funnyfriends #realfriends #friendshipquotes
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@emilyk @marafish Black people (including Jews) have been kind enough to explain to me that in its cultural context, the phrase has to be taken as a whole. “They killed Jesus, what do you think they’ll do to you” is like saying there are some people you just can’t trust. That’s why #fakefriends. In context, it had nothing to do with us Jews. Not the same as when white Christians directly accuse us of deicide! (This has been a learning experience for me.)
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I hate it when you hang out with someone new and their life is a facade.