Phasmonx

@retardmode @FBIDirectorKash Yeah trans people are very dangerous in the head so they shouldn't have guns at all in general.

please disarm this mentally ill future terrorist @FBIDirectorKash

@Fungi488 @Lurinos 💔

Are we deadass?

Just lost my fiancée, my best friend, and my entire friend group in 24 hours I have never been more alone than right now.

2 streamer sisters both break up with their boyfriends in the span of 2 days. Kyedae with TenZ, Sakura with JasonTheWeen. Here's the reality everyone needs to understand. In today's dating landscape, women face an unprecedented flood of options. Dating apps alone tilt the scales dramatically: women receive far more matches and attention than most men, often from thousands of eager suitors in a single session. This dynamic explodes even further in the online creator economy, where e-girls and influencers cultivate literal armies of simps who shower them with likes, comments, gifts, and DMs, while high-status, attractive, or wealthy men stand ready to pursue them for casual encounters or relationships. Women crave attention and validation—it's one of their most precious forms of social currency and gauges of personal worth. When that attention flows so abundantly and effortlessly from multiple directions, the incentives shift. Loyalty becomes harder to sustain because there's always another admirer waiting in the wings, ready to offer more excitement, compliments, resources, or novelty. The sheer volume of options erodes the perceived cost of straying or branch-swinging. Why settle when the next "upgrade" feels just one swipe, DM, or stream away? Even if you're dating rich, successful streamers, there's always the lurking "what if there's more out there?" for women. This isn't simply about blindly blaming women. The modern attention economy warps incentives for everyone involved. Simps fuel the cycle by providing endless, no-strings validation, inflating egos and expectations to unrealistic levels. High-value men compound the issue by chasing casually. The result? Genuine commitment feels optional rather than valuable, and faithfulness loses its appeal when the market never stops supplying alternatives. The paradox is brutal: endless choice often breeds dissatisfaction rather than fulfillment, leaving many women overwhelmed or perpetually searching for "better," while men feel increasingly disposable or forced into desperate, one-sided pursuit. Until the incentives realign, the dating market will keep rewarding volume over depth, and men will continue to be burned by women looking to "discover themselves".

@Valembrossa47 @PizzaPepe oh your talking about Democrats?

Are we serious? Wow.

That's why I left the community because it got taken over by a weird sex cult. Just like Pokémon.

i have been in pretty severe physical pain as of late so please be patient with me, i apologize for the inactivity 🥹🙏

So y'all bullied a person to delete their twitter because they don't like trans people? Just to prove her point that trans people are insufferable? Good job. Sending mob at her, congratulations on being exactly what she thought you were.

@phasmonx Transphobic furry, how is that even possible

Lowkey y'all should ignore this crappy tweet below me and buy the Harry Potter skin fr

@Cait_Real_ didn't ask?

@phasmonx Transphobic furry

@Lurinos @TheJoshMan07 Fr💔

@TheJoshMan07 Why are people taking this post negatively I think it's funny 💔

This is the guy getting a fortnite skin

@MagicMagpie9 @Lurinos Lurions did way better in school then you that's for sure. You don't know shit

@Lurinos Girl that is. a common thing 😭😭 I don't think you did very well in school <//3

Opinion - I was the leaker who spoiled Harry Potter coming to #Fortnite. Here's why ⬇️ Last year, Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling claimed that Imane Khelif, a female boxer, was actually born as a man. There's just one issue: they weren't. There's been a sentiment around this collaboration that goes something like "you can separate the art from the artist," but that is a significantly harder ask when the artist is using their royalties to fund lawsuits and legislation that intentionally damage the quality of life of transgender people around the world. In the past, Fortnite stood for what was right. In 2020, the release of Chapter 2 Season 3 was delayed by a week in respect of "ongoing injustices in society" in response to protests that occurred after George Floyd was killed by a police officer. One year later, Fortnite featured an event, "March Through Time," which recognized the work of civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. And until this year, we've seen annual Rainbow Royale events celebrating LGBTQ+ members of the Fortnite community. This year, there was no Rainbow Royale event, nor were there any other activism efforts in Fortnite. Like many companies, Epic Games seems to be rolling back these efforts due to the political climate in the United States. And, perhaps as a result of investor pressure, Epic Games has recently loosened their restrictions around what they'll add to Fortnite - last month, we saw Outfits promoting Kick, and earlier in the year, a major collaboration with controversial streamer Kai Cenat. And now, Harry Potter. Most people won't care. These Outfits will probably sell pretty well, most people will be happy to see one of their favorite childhood franchises come to the game, and Epic Games and J.K. Rowling will make plenty of money. But I'm not okay with that, and I hope you're not okay with it either. So, why I spoiled Harry Potter coming to Fortnite? I wanted to ruin the surprise so that less people would buy it.

kisses gf twice hits emote

@Gosleepriya transgenders

Let's go. Delete one thing if u can?

@KiecoTheFox Something that's not going to survive in the future

Look what I found while playing Cyberpunk :3

@au5la I brought Radiant Rebel peak Harry Potter skins fr fr:)

1500 each 💀💀

@Lurinos you are correct, seems like the left side and the Democrats can't seem to understand facts or anything that truthfully anymore

@FNBRunderground J.K Rowling has her own opinions on things and some of it can be wrong, just like anyone else in the world. But Fortnite is a game directed towards younger audiences. It shouldn't be pushing rainbow royale or anything that could imprint something on kids.