Nort 💫·2 replies
EchiSlayyythe ph*ne costs HOW MUCH
real ballers didnt even read the pricetag and just hit preorder..
·1 reply@camille Sab when asked about vz thread career
Spice Bonesis kirby a platformer
·1 replyTHEREALHNDRXXFREE@camille Sab when asked about vz thread career
https://twitter.com/Fullcourtpass/status/2097827099167863075this guy was an autobucket in 2k
mohawk gallinari
rvi 🐦⬛·1 replyNortreal ballers didnt even read the pricetag and just hit preorder..
real consoomers
- Nort 💫·2 repliesrvi
real consoomers
i do not care for the foldy phone..
- Nort
real ballers didnt even read the pricetag and just hit preorder..
- rvi 🐦⬛·1 replyNort
i do not care for the foldy phone..
same idc
- ·2 repliesNort
i do not care for the foldy phone..
same I'd prolly get it in 2030
- EchiSlayyy
the ph*ne costs HOW MUCH
- Nort 💫·1 replyrvi
same idc
i havent been excited by an apple product in awhile. i dont know what im wanting from them either.
- Nort 💫
i feel as though steve wouldve been able to read my mind and deliver on what i needed though
·1 replyNorti havent been excited by an apple product in awhile. i dont know what im wanting from them either.
iphone air is goated
- Nort 💫·1 replyEchiSlayyy
same I'd prolly get it in 2030
i just dont get someone would want the phone to fold.
- EchiSlayyy
same I'd prolly get it in 2030
- Nort 💫frenchpress
iphone air is goated
i got the pro max
e t 👽·1 reply
BruuiiseesWe need your AI to play therapist
Ask it why someone with my results and someone with norts results might clash and how to avoid it
Bruises and Nort may clash because they handle social interaction, trust, emotions, and commitments differently. These are possibilities suggested by the scores, not fixed facts about either person.
• Social needs: Bruises may need much more solitude, while Nort has more energy for interaction. Alone time can feel like rejection, and requests for interaction can feel like pressure. Help: say, “I need some time alone; we’re okay,” and allow separate activities.
• Trust: Bruises may be more skeptical of intentions, while Nort more readily gives people the benefit of the doubt. Help: ask, “What did you mean?” before assuming the worst, and build trust through consistent follow-through.
• Emotions: Bruises reports much stronger emotional distress. Nort may underestimate how deeply something affects Bruises, while feeling overwhelmed by the reaction. Help: acknowledge the feeling without necessarily agreeing with the interpretation: “I understand that hurt. Here’s what I meant.”
• Commitments: Bruises’ stronger sense of responsibility may clash with Nort’s less structured approach. Help: make important agreements specific—who does what and by when—while leaving room for flexibility elsewhere.
• Communication: Bruises may struggle to speak up, so Nort could mistake silence for agreement. Help: invite honest preferences, allow time to respond, and discuss small frustrations before they accumulate.
A possible conflict cycle: Nort changes plans → Bruises feels disregarded and withdraws → Nort pushes for an explanation or minimizes the issue → Bruises feels worse. Clear notice, checking assumptions, and taking a break with an agreed time to reconnect can interrupt that cycle.
Their shared strength is high curiosity and imagination. Exploring ideas, art, or new experiences together could help them connect—at a pace both enjoy.
·2 repliesForgot i was cooking salmon its been sittinng there for an hour or 2. Guess whaat. Salmon is still good after sitting. Thaats why salmon is amazing
- Nort
i just dont get someone would want the phone to fold.
ask ET or Nespresso
- ·1 replyCutiePieHole
Forgot i was cooking salmon its been sittinng there for an hour or 2. Guess whaat. Salmon is still good after sitting. Thaats why salmon is amazing
goat
- Nort 💫·1 replye t
Bruises and Nort may clash because they handle social interaction, trust, emotions, and commitments differently. These are possibilities suggested by the scores, not fixed facts about either person.
• Social needs: Bruises may need much more solitude, while Nort has more energy for interaction. Alone time can feel like rejection, and requests for interaction can feel like pressure. Help: say, “I need some time alone; we’re okay,” and allow separate activities.
• Trust: Bruises may be more skeptical of intentions, while Nort more readily gives people the benefit of the doubt. Help: ask, “What did you mean?” before assuming the worst, and build trust through consistent follow-through.
• Emotions: Bruises reports much stronger emotional distress. Nort may underestimate how deeply something affects Bruises, while feeling overwhelmed by the reaction. Help: acknowledge the feeling without necessarily agreeing with the interpretation: “I understand that hurt. Here’s what I meant.”
• Commitments: Bruises’ stronger sense of responsibility may clash with Nort’s less structured approach. Help: make important agreements specific—who does what and by when—while leaving room for flexibility elsewhere.
• Communication: Bruises may struggle to speak up, so Nort could mistake silence for agreement. Help: invite honest preferences, allow time to respond, and discuss small frustrations before they accumulate.
A possible conflict cycle: Nort changes plans → Bruises feels disregarded and withdraws → Nort pushes for an explanation or minimizes the issue → Bruises feels worse. Clear notice, checking assumptions, and taking a break with an agreed time to reconnect can interrupt that cycle.
Their shared strength is high curiosity and imagination. Exploring ideas, art, or new experiences together could help them connect—at a pace both enjoy.
@nort
unfortunately, doesn’t feel like our situation. at least, i dont think so.
She call dj khaled because im FAT
- ·1 replySpice Bones
goat
Whatd you do for dinner mate?
- ·1 replyCutiePieHole
Whatd you do for dinner mate?
i dont recall
