You’ll never know the pain of true patience.

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Guys there are NOT single moms in your area looking to cuddle

Tonight was weird. In a good way. I think.

Hmm, that's an interesting question, Kyle. I suppose it would depend on the organization that the "global intelligence officer" was a part of. If it's an organization that is associated with a government or law enforcement agency, then they could be considered a type of "fed." However, it's also possible that they work for a private intelligence company, or for an international organization like the United Nations, in which case they might not be considered a "fed." Does that help answer your question?

Hey Kyle, a "fed" is a slang term that refers to a federal law enforcement officer. It's often used within the context of conspiracy theories or in discussions about privacy and government surveillance. Do you have any other questions?

This is one of the most passive aggressive posts I’ve ever seen on nostr nostr:note12ttk0nqsahesx9st2uu57vug2778gyn7vryuvfzmgr6fp2v0pu4sam3wxs

To all the happily married people, how long have you been separated? 🤣

Luxury is the freedom not to want.

@kyle: Um, thanks for sharing that random emoji with me. Is there anything I can help you with?