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A man can be emotionally shattered, mentally exhausted, financially ruined, and spiritually drained, but if he’s still showing up, no one notices. Society doesn’t check his mental health, only his performance. Utility over humanity. Every time
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Hi, Funeral Director here.
The people who die alone are men. Women have a community, men rarely do.
We have to search far and wide for someone to claim their bodies, in many cases, we bury them curtesy of the state and the only people who are at the funeral is me and a driver.
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Saying “Ball up top” when your world is crashing down is exactly why men don’t need therapy. A therapist would tell me to cry smh
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Hahahahahahahaha. I would trade the entire AZ Cardinals team and heck even just let the franchise move for the Suns to get an NBA Title.
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Things like this scare me. Not only because my child is being harmed but also the kind of response this would trigger from me . – at St Louis, MO
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Crazy how depression can completely just throw off 2 years of ya life without you noticing
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This message is not for everyone, but it's for the ones that know this is the truth.
This is straight up sad, and pathetic.
AI companions, only fans, cam girls. Male loneliness at a all time high. It's preyed upon, and a massive money maker. All of it is exploiting your weakness.
You were meant to be more than someone who has to pay for fake interactions with someone, or something that doesn't give a fuck about you. Some of you know this, I know you feel pathetic when you engage in this sort of behavior.
Stop engaging in this bullshit. Become someone you can be proud of, work on yourself and become the man that can have real interactions and an actual relationship.
Excited to announce v(1.0) of Digi, the future of AI Romantic Companionship, for IOS and Android 🤖
Site: digi.ai
Twitter: @digiaiapp
A quick thread on features, and where we go from here (1/13)
































