Hey Hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well.

My name is Mark and today we're checking out some stories from our very own subreddit

Mark Narrations to their cross posts from our community, stories from our community, all that kind of thing.

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bell too, and let's dive straight in to today's first stories.

Today's first one was a cross post from which Welsh who says, mind blown. This story is

crazy mark. And the story comes from NGL, This She's Weird, who says

my 22 male friend, 21 female, apparently thought we were dating and told everyone.

I was the last to know, and we weren't dating. Now people are confused as fuck. Throw away because I don't want her tracking down my

main. So my 22 male friend group is fairly large. 12 of us. It was originally just five,

but over time with college and marriages slash dating, it's grown. Let's call her Alice. Alice

joined the group about three years ago when

we were all deeply into our studies and visiting the library on the regular. She worked there.

We all got to know her and she just merged into our group. We graduated, moved within the

same city and all still hang out very regularly. We, the 12 of us, can't always hang out so whoever

can make it whenever they can. And if you can't, nobody gets mad about it. FaceTime and messages

were our thing even before the world shut down because of our busy lives. Usually Alice and I are on

the same schedule of having days slash time free. She and I share a lot of the

same interests like anime, hiking, amusement parks and creepy slash haunted things. So this meant we

talked a lot and would even do things just the two of us if others couldn't tag along.

Social distant walks are weird but fine. Looking back, i guess i could see how someone might think

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