Still a working progress, but it’s crazy how much... lifting can help improve your confidence and overall mindset. Went from another scrawny awkward asian boy who was afraid to talk to girls to someone finally comfortable in his own skin. Now I show my dick all over the internet 🤣show more

it’s kinda crazy how hybe rejected all the talented... singers but saw someone who was lipsyncing throughout the entire show and thought it was a good idea to debut omg?show more

!!!old progress video!!! Yall dont give up on achieving... what you want from your body!! I was about 3 months into a solid routine here and remember feeling discouraged. Now I can see the beginning to feeling comfortable & happy in my skin. We all start somewhere, and that's ok.show more

After today’s chase in rural Arkansas, I noticed a... biker pushing his motorcycle along the side of I-57 in the dark more than three miles from the nearest gas station. Went and bought a jug of gas to help get him safely on his way, but when he tried to start the bike, the battery was dead, but thankfully, I had a jump pack with me. I can’t even describe how thankful he was. It’s not all about the storms out here. Helping when help is needed is a big part of my motto. Now I just need to find someone who needs a gas can because my car smells terrible hahashow more

After several nights of coding & bug fixing, a... solver for FSI of thin structures on unstructured meshes is finally working, in time for UKACM2025 Conference. Started in 2021; thanks to the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council funding, I can work on it now. Much to improve, but this is progress. #SimulationFridayshow more

I see moments like this one and all I... can think about is how much jongin how to suddenly give up with his quick enlistment. And now look at him, he got to tour as a soloist and got to finally promote with his group, all in the same year 🥹show more

This was filmed at Gettysburg, this is an example... of a residual haunting. The energy from the battle was imprinted in the land and repeats itself. I can’t help but feel bad for all of the soldiers lost in battle. The church needs to send someone over to help them cross over.show more

It’s easy to assume that I’d be confident with... my waist out at the gym, but I’m definitely not. This is the first time and I only went for it as it was a quiet day. I didn’t feel very comfortable so it’s still something I’m working towards. #gymgirlmotivation #gymlife #gymlovershow more

Below is a guy who will sleep in a... toilet until his memecoin reaches $50m, another who will live on the couch until his coin hits $25m, and, worst of all, a man pretending to be a dog locked in a cage until his coin reaches $25m. How can I explain this to someone new to crypto?show more

For those asking about sizes, I went for a... Large in the shirt. I tried the medium on and the carlsberg sponsor felt like it was a wrap around my chest. So I wouldn’t say it’s got that 90s ‘baggy’ feel to it. Large was more comfortable. FYI I went a medium in the sweatshirt. That was more fitting but still a little baggy.show more

It’s still sad to me that in the big... 25, I can disconnect from an MLB The Show game with 100% perfectly fine internet and get the loss. I think 3/4 of my 19 losses are from disconnects, with a bunch of them being with perfectly fine fiber internet 😭show more

Carrie-Anne Moss said Trinity was inspired by Clint Eastwood.... “I decided to watch Clint Eastwood. I hadn’t seen his movies since I was a kid and went with my dad and my brother.” “But I remembered how still he was. Still but full of strength. I knew I needed to tap into that because I’m not a very still person. And I knew the brothers really wanted that quiet intensity for Trinity. It’s about her eyes, her voice, the way she moves. Or doesn’t move. And I watched Clint and thought, Okay, Trinity can be still and still very powerful.”show more

Scott and I took some time for a little... self-care yesterday at J. Lynn Skin, and let’s just say—it was eye-opening! We both got laser treatments to improve our skin health. J. Lynn Skin used a machine to analyze the age of our skin, and let’s just say… we weren’t thrilled to find out that our skin is actually older than our real ages. Years of sun-worshipping and life’s wear and tear have definitely left their mark. I opted for the Moxi Laser—a more treatment designed to improve skin texture, repair sun damage (thanks to my younger self who thought sunscreen was optional), and reduce fine lines. It’s known for being a milder option with minimal discomfort and a recovery time of about 7-10 days. Scott went for the heavy-hitter! He got the TRL Laser Treatment around his eyes to target under-eye bags and deeper wrinkles, paired with the Moxi on the rest of his face to tackle stubborn sunspots. It’s a more intense treatment but perfect for deeper issues. His recovery is also about 7-10 days. Why are we sharing this? Because skin health is so much more than just looking good. It’s about feeling confident and taking care of ourselves from the inside out. And while we can’t turn back time, we can definitely help our skin age a little more gracefully. This was also a good reminder for us to protect our skin with sunblock, hats and sunglasses! We’re excited to see the results over the next week and will keep you posted on our progress. Huge thanks to J. Lynn Skin for helping us take this step towards healthier, more vibrant skin! Have you ever had a skin age analysis? Trust me, it’s eye-opening—and might just be the push you need to start prioritizing your skin health too! #SkinHealth #MoxiLaser #TRLLaser #AntiAging #SunDamageRepair #SelfCareJourney #JLynnSkin #LaserTreatment #AgingGracefully #CouplesThatGlowTogethershow more

Some boys were working out in the gym. Right... next to the gym, a worker was unloading steel bars from a truck. Seeing his physique, all the gym boys were shocked. His body was much better than those who trained in the gym. Working out in an AC gym can build a showy body, but not a real steel body.show more

You don’t realize how much of yourself you put... into a program until it’s time to leave. When I joined Tarpon, there really wasn’t much in place. I had to supplement the lack of equipment with my own gear. Even while taking my personal equipment with me now, I was still able to donate over 40 high-end wooden lockers, around 40 locker room and field chairs, more than 25 metal lockers, a new batting cage net, dugout fans, new bullpen lights, a new front toss protective screen, lounge couches for the locker room, extra protective screens, uniforms, gear—and much more. The baseball, basketball and girls volleyball and girls basketball all got locker rooms and upgraded equipment because of my efforts. It’s safe to say I left my mark on the program. The next person stepping in will find much more than I did when I started. I wish them all the best. I’ll be honest—I wasn’t sure if the staff would let me retrieve my equipment, and there was a bit of back and forth. But in the end, it worked out, and I appreciate that. After everything I put in and sacrificed for the program, it meant a lot to be able to get my things. Thank you.show more

One year ago today I was almost home from... a chase out in west Texas, and the last thing I expected was a cow to be in the middle lanes of 820 in north Fort Worth. Going highway speed in the dark didn’t give me time to react at all, and I hit the cow, airbags went off, and I almost lost control. My Rav was totaled, arm cut up from the airbag (still have half of the Toyota USA emblem scarred into my arm), but overall blessed that it wasn’t a worse outcome.show more

In my 40s, life feels a lot better. I’ve... finally learned to be honest. I’m not afraid to say ‘I was wrong’ or ‘I need a break.’ These days, it’s more about peace of mind and staying healthy. The fire’s still there, just more focused. I don’t rush, but I know I’m going far.show more

A lot of us here take a tonne of... pride in our collections, but struggle to show them off (if only to ourselves). I hope this helps! You can order your works as you like, hide things, and switch between grid and gallery views. This was built by my brilliant colleague George last weekend. It’s very much a side thing and we likely won’t be able to afford putting much time towards it, but we’ll try to improve it as much as we can if people find it helpful. Have a try!show more

I’m an empowerment coach, a sensual muse, and an... advocate for healthy male sexuality. I’ve developed a one-of-a-kind program that encourages men to embrace self-pleasure, to appreciate their own virility, and to build confidence in their own skin. I do this by sharing breathtaking images, provocative videos, and sensual insights that inspire men to explore themselves without guilt. Think of me as your personal guide to self-discovery, only dressed in the most sinful lingerie. I focus on pleasure because men deserve it. Society has made them feel like self-pleasure is something shameful, when in reality, it’s natural, healthy, and even empowering. I see too many men struggling with confidence, repressing their desires, and feeling disconnected from their own sexuality. That’s where I come in. Through my content, I help erase the stigma and turn self-pleasure into something to be celebrated. The Vanesa's Male Development Program encourages men to embrace masturbation as a tool for confidence, self-exploration, and personal growth. I provide the inspiration—whether it’s through my tantalizing photos, seductive videos, or sensual encouragement—and my followers use it to fuel their own pleasure. It’s about learning to fully enjoy yourself without guilt, to embrace your body, and to feel more confident than ever. And believe me, when a man learns to fully enjoy his own pleasure, he radiates that confidence in every aspect of his life—from relationships to career and beyond. Pleasure makes power.show more

What happens when art becomes a conversation with your... own consciousness? As part of Brand in the Open, we invited 10 artists to explore what it means to build a brand for the decentralized internet. One of them was LGHT, a visual storyteller who hides layered ideas in “simple beauty.” “My art is an extension of my curiosity and desire to articulate,” he said. “I like to hide these convos in simple beauty, always wondering if anyone on my wavelength can read the color-pages.” For LGHT, creating onchain is a core part of his work. “It’s the basis of my new career. I don’t come from polished resume world. I’m a drop out, reformed delinquent... Onchain changed all that. It’s given me and my family security. And it let me do it on the merit of my own mind and character.” What does he want to see more of from creatives? “Courage. You can’t wait for the okay or the sign off or the recognition. You’ve got to be courageous, over and over and over and over again.”show more