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CERTAINLY [Not Friends]

Remember to read up on a little bit of EVERYTHING at http://shortform.com/hm I responded to this girl's TikTok a year or two ago. We DMed for a minute and I tried to tell her about how social media works. She took that free gift of my wisdom and expertise and turned it into insults. And not even smart ones! Just "you are an incel," and so on. And she did this because she felt called out by "Bird Hands." She SAID that she wanted to help women hate men less, but then I caught her doing the ver

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by Marc · Edited

Washing The Invisible Hand With Soapminer' Soap

The article discusses the author's experience with purchasing soap made by a nostr rounder called Soapminer, who sells soap made from beef tallow in exchange for bitcoin. The author explains how they found out about Soapminer through their web of trust and decided to purchase the soap due to its natural ingredients and open-source production process. They also mention the benefits of using tallow soap over commercial soaps, as it doesn't strip the skin and can help prevent wrinkles and acne. The author emphasizes their support for participating in the bitcoin circular economy by buying from other bitcoiners, citing the invisible hand concept from Adam Smith to explain their motivation. Overall, the article highlights the importance of supporting small businesses within the bitcoin community and the advantages of using a circular economy based on bitcoin transactions.

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by Laura K

Unfiltered Female Firsts: Emma (Ireland)

He came in under two minutes, forgot I existed, and left me wet, frustrated, and secretly touching myself on the walk home. Here’s the unfiltered truth about the night porn lied to me.

by Christopher Gillespie

"I looked, but there was no one to help" Holy Wednesday 2026

"No One to Help” Isaiah saw it before it happened. Many centuries before Calvary, he asked the question that hangs over everything you have heard this morning: "I looked, but there was no one to help, and I wondered that there was no one to uphold." Look through the Passion, and you will see that he was right. There was no one.

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