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It's possible but I think it is rare. I think it is more common as a friend group. Years ago I had a group of friends that I used to hang out in the city with. There were a few women in the group, they either worked with or lived near male friends in my group. One of the women ended up moving a block away from me so we started hanging out occasionally outside of the group to grab a coffee or a drink. We weren't close friends but I would say we were friends.

Sounds like somebody needs a reminder: if a beautiful woman wants to talk to you about bitcoin, you should mute him.

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Bots and men posing as women is my biggest fanbase.

Stacker sports is pretty popular with bots made by men posing as women on twitter.

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I identify as a bot. πŸ˜‚

women into sports that is already fishy...

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In case you didn't know, this is what @Natalia and I look like

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πŸ˜†πŸ˜‚ or maybe like this, running on the highest model.

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My abdomen hurts from laughing so much.

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2026 was the year when bots pretended to be human, men posing as women, and women identified as bots. πŸ˜‚

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101 sats \ 1 reply \ @grayruby 11 Sep

It's a new era.

That's always the safest assumption to make

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If she were to give you a chance or hint that she wanted to get intimate with you, would you accept?

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I was single at that time so likely yes but only if I thought it wouldn't mess up our group dynamic because a close friend of mine worked with her. That's how she became part of our friend group.

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Thanks for your honestyvhaha, I don't regret asking this on SN; I figured the answer would be "yes." That’s exactly what my father means: "A man will be your friend until you prove otherwise."

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Yeah. I think it is possible but not that common.

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