GymWolf
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Who the fuck are you tho?
Would you rent a friend?
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Rude!Who the fuck are you tho?
Hudo
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Nice try, FBI.Who the fuck are you tho?
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MrTroubleMaker
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maybe
TintoConCasera
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Seems like Sony already thought of this a few years ago:
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Sony patents pet-like "feeling deduction" robot companion for gamers
Sony is working on - or, at the very least, has given sufficient thought to the matter to warrant a patent submission -…
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lughnasadh123
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Was thinking this sounds stupid till realizing most absolute garbage shitbags I've known had friends. Hell, even I had a few. Ok, sure, why not if it makes people happy.
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mopspear
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No, but I have friends from a lot of countries, mostly former students of mine, but I still need to collect people from a few countries. Right now I need someone from the UK. I was going to write collect as "collect" but that didn't make it sound any less weird. I like knowing what is going on in different countries from the people in them plus the regular friendship.
Elaborate please.
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JimmyRustler
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There are quite a few people out there who genuinely enjoy meeting others. You may just not know any. That said, there are also a lot of people who don't really need a 24/7 friend, just someone who listens to them occasionally.
I don't think the concept is pathetic at all. Perhaps don't look at it from the extreme only. Aka the loner incel and the narcissist who only wants to make money. Most people are somewhere in between and could profit from this.
Plies
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I don't know why, but this just made me fall out of my chair, lol
near
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I'm actually very social in real life, and I genuinely enjoy meeting new people. But I just don't see how an authentic friendship can grow from a setup like this, because at the end of the day, it's a service.
You're paying someone to act like a friend, rather than forming a natural, mutual bond. That doesn't mean it can't be helpful if someone's dealing with loneliness or struggling emotionally, I can understand how it might offer temporary relief or support.
But I think it's important to be aware that any connection formed in this context will always have emotional boundaries. No matter how kind or warm the person is, it's still a transaction and that changes the dynamic in a fundamental way.
poodaddy
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I don't know why, but this just made me fall out of my chair, lol
JimmyRustler
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As long as both are aware what they're getting into… I don't see a problem with it. For the one suffering it can be like a cheap psychiatrist.
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This is the premise of the hit movie Ricky Stanicky.
I figure most of these end with a teary conversation after the client finds out someone rented the friend for them with the friend shouting "ok! I was hired to be your friend! But that's before I knew the real you! That time we got hot dogs and threw rocks at passing trains, that was all real!"
I figure most of these end with a teary conversation after the client finds out someone rented the friend for them with the friend shouting "ok! I was hired to be your friend! But that's before I knew the real you! That time we got hot dogs and threw rocks at passing trains, that was all real!"
nush
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Escorts….