You seem to care about truth, validity, and honesty.
I know trusting a stranger on the internet sounds absurd. But is it really impossible for someone to have had a coincidence in their day? Or for someone to really like something and share it?
Here’s what it ultimately comes down to: would you distrust me if I simply promised it’s true? What if it’s a digital pinky promise? What if it’s a digital double-pinky promise? Heck, I didn’t think it’d come down to this, but if you’re down to take off one of your shoes we could have a digital triple-pinky promise. I’d offer a quadruple-pinky promise but that seems too decadent.
lol literally yesterday this arrived in my inbox: https://gmb.io/hip-flexors/
Obviously I’m not paid by them and I’m not affiliated with them. I just like their stuff and they’re my main exercise
Why would it be obvious? Now I didn’t know what to think. 🤔
Ah. You’re right. It’s not obvious.
You seem to care about truth, validity, and honesty.
I know trusting a stranger on the internet sounds absurd. But is it really impossible for someone to have had a coincidence in their day? Or for someone to really like something and share it?
Here’s what it ultimately comes down to: would you distrust me if I simply promised it’s true? What if it’s a digital pinky promise? What if it’s a digital double-pinky promise? Heck, I didn’t think it’d come down to this, but if you’re down to take off one of your shoes we could have a digital triple-pinky promise. I’d offer a quadruple-pinky promise but that seems too decadent.
I’m about any of that shit but I’m opening the links and looking to get help and I agree. I’ve had a few coincidences on here in the past!
Thank you BTW!