Aside from my desperate need for a re-twist and shape up…ya boy is starting to look a lil fit.

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Aside from my desperate need for a re-twist and shape up…ya boy is starting to look a lil fit.
who up momenting they mori
they make a compelling argument
I’m hot boy, I do hot shit.
Whoops im having gay thoughts again
What's so bad about being with me? I've never been with you, Bear. OBSESSION (2026), dir. Curry Barker
"Did you cook the cat?" OBSESSION 2026, dir. Curry Barker
Talk to me fucking nice
Heated Rivalry, p. 194 / "I'll Believe in Anything"
Dude, where’s my kissy. Where is my fuckin snuggles bro
Gonna get that Dorito shape eventually.
I feel really fucking smöl these days.
Next time you’re watching any news show or political coverage see how many of these you can spot:
Quick rundown of each propaganda technique:
• Glittering Generalities: Using vague, emotionally appealing words (like “freedom” or “justice”) that sound good but lack specific meaning.
• Transfer: Associating a person, idea, or product with something already respected or disliked (like using a flag, religion, or celebrity image) to carry over those feelings.
• Name-Calling: Attaching negative labels to an opponent or idea to create fear or distrust without real evidence.
• Card-Stacking: Presenting only positive information for one side and leaving out or distorting the negatives.
• Testimonial: Having a famous or respected person endorse an idea, product, or cause.
• Plain Folks: Presenting the speaker as an “ordinary” person to seem relatable and trustworthy.
• Band Wagon: Urging people to follow the crowd with the idea that “everyone else is doing it.”
I like this because it's purely educational and not accusatory at all.
They just tell you what to watch out for without attaching any shame to it.
Let's hear it for gay sex