FWB was ahead of the curve?

Yes but. The in-person dynamics are a factor  — this argues these clubs provide an IRL Neverland where you can feel younger than you are, and still have something exclusive in a world where it’s impossible to gatekeep

FWB was ahead of the curve?

Yes but. The in-person dynamics are a factor  — this argues these clubs provide an IRL Neverland where you can feel younger than you are, and still have something exclusive in a world where it’s impossible to gatekeep

https://www.gq.com/story/how-new-yorks-social-life-went-members-only

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started this thing called /fwb w/ my friends. also do a ton of music and media things. also mba from usc. constant.coffee

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Oh that’s so neat. Do you know what you’re going to call it 👀

Your statement provides accurate reasoning. A couple buddies and I are pooling capital together to open a “chill spot” which is really just a members only social club in my hometown.

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I feel like it’s the cusp of a wave. People are lonely especially post COVID. To me These clubs provide easy belonging in an environment where it can be really hard to find it for free

as someone living in Europe, i've notice this among locals  

I wonder if that's me, an upcoming trend or just US cultural peculiarity

"pay-for-play social life" - such an on-point term