@notsoerudite.bsky.social
He wasn’t. Groypers were open about this. But they would call him a fascist.
September 12, 2025 at 4:47 PM
He wasn’t. Groypers were open about this. But they would call him a fascist.
Hear me out.
It’s both. Why do we need to do this
It’s both. Why do we need to do this
September 11, 2025 at 11:37 PM
Hear me out.
It’s both. Why do we need to do this
It’s both. Why do we need to do this
We must talk to our political enemies.
March 12, 2025 at 4:32 PM
We must talk to our political enemies.
When asked why relationships didn’t end where desired, most cited not communicating enough what they wanted at the beginning of the relationship.
Unsurprisingly, if you want to be FWB, then look for that and communicate it.
If you want more, communicate that and look for similar valued partners.
Unsurprisingly, if you want to be FWB, then look for that and communicate it.
If you want more, communicate that and look for similar valued partners.
February 24, 2025 at 6:06 PM
When asked why relationships didn’t end where desired, most cited not communicating enough what they wanted at the beginning of the relationship.
Unsurprisingly, if you want to be FWB, then look for that and communicate it.
If you want more, communicate that and look for similar valued partners.
Unsurprisingly, if you want to be FWB, then look for that and communicate it.
If you want more, communicate that and look for similar valued partners.
In a longitudinal study (1 year) of FWB situations, it was found that 30% of those one year later were in the relationship they had desired a year previous.
Only 15% of relationships ended in a serious romantic relationship.
40% of FWBs that wanted to only remain as FWB had 1 year later.
Only 15% of relationships ended in a serious romantic relationship.
40% of FWBs that wanted to only remain as FWB had 1 year later.
February 24, 2025 at 6:04 PM
In a longitudinal study (1 year) of FWB situations, it was found that 30% of those one year later were in the relationship they had desired a year previous.
Only 15% of relationships ended in a serious romantic relationship.
40% of FWBs that wanted to only remain as FWB had 1 year later.
Only 15% of relationships ended in a serious romantic relationship.
40% of FWBs that wanted to only remain as FWB had 1 year later.
In another study of n=190 + 186, it was found that while FWB and monogamous relationships had sexual satisfaction, those in a monogamous relationship were more sexually satisfied due to better sexual communication.
February 24, 2025 at 5:53 PM
In another study of n=190 + 186, it was found that while FWB and monogamous relationships had sexual satisfaction, those in a monogamous relationship were more sexually satisfied due to better sexual communication.
Yeah I understand. It’s this tough line of loving someone and seeing them fall prey to such extremist think that makes it feel like you’re losing the person you love to an ideaology
February 8, 2025 at 1:57 AM
Yeah I understand. It’s this tough line of loving someone and seeing them fall prey to such extremist think that makes it feel like you’re losing the person you love to an ideaology
The only thing changing my Dads mind (and he’s a Canadian) is me outlining Trump is fulfilling antichrist prophecies…
February 5, 2025 at 2:50 AM
The only thing changing my Dads mind (and he’s a Canadian) is me outlining Trump is fulfilling antichrist prophecies…
Kinda ironic based on the movie they did together
January 17, 2025 at 1:47 AM
Kinda ironic based on the movie they did together