A viral tweet has taken X (formerly Twitter) by storm after a woman shared an unsolicited and wildly inappropriate message from a male friend who casually asked, “Do you think you could stop by today and give me a blowjob?” adding that he was “really horny.” Sharing a screenshot of the text, the female X user questioned the audacity behind the request, writing, “how are u gonna ask me this like im running an errand for you?? Mind you this man was supposed to be my friend. [sic]” The tweet quickly blew up and has racked up millions of views and sparked a frenzy of reactions, drawing everything from disbelief to comedy. While some debated whether the guy was out of line or just boldly honest, others were too distracted by what they thought was an ingrown hair or waxing bump on her wrist. One user quipped, “If he was attractive, this wouldn’t be a Twitter post!” while another chimed in, “That’s not your friend, bruv. That’s someone waiting to use you.” The tweet opened the floodgates to hot takes on male friendships, mixed signals and the fine line between audacity and absurdity. ‘Pedro Narayan’! Pedro Pascal and Udit Narayan’s Faces Merged in Viral Pic, Internet Erupts With Hilarious Reactions.

Here's The Viral Tweet Shared by The X User About Her Male Friend's Audacious Act!

The ‘Hot Guy’ Exception Theory

The ‘Just Friends’ Breakup Conspiracy

The ‘Casual Errand Energy’ Roast

The ‘Zoomed-In Skin Patrol’ Comment

The Blame-Shifting Take

The ‘All Male Friends Are Waiting’ Warning

The ‘Friends With Benefits’ Spin

The ‘Drop Him’ Real Talk

The ‘There’s More to the Story’ Suspicion

The ‘Respectful Request’ Defence

The ‘Messy Car = Down for Anything’ Judgement

Someone Admiring Cargo Pants

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