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Doctor Candy Side EffectsFrom Hard Honey Studio – Episode 14 Dr. Candy thought her latest experiment was under control… until the side effects kicked in. What starts as a routine procedure quickly spirals into something much bigger. Her body begins to change in the most extreme ways — belly...

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Vera-Ellen’s Unmatched “Nerve Taps”: The Technique No One Could Copy In the 1945 film Wonder Man, Vera-Ellen delivers a dazzling display of what is often called “nerve taps”—a rapid-fire footwork style that the post describes as her unique “neural touch.” This was no ordinary tap dancing. By keeping her feet extremely close to the floor and moving them at lightning speed, she produced a continuous, machine-gun-like cascade of sound and motion. The result was a signature technique so precise and demanding that it has rarely, if ever, been fully replicated on screen. The essence of the technique lies in minimizing the distance between the foot and the floor. Instead of lifting high and then striking, Vera-Ellen reduced the travel path of each step to the absolute minimum. This allowed her to fit far more taps into every second while maintaining clarity and power. Achieving that speed required exceptional strength and flexibility in the ankles and the small muscles of the feet and lower legs. The movement often looked less like separate steps and more like a controlled vibration—tight, rapid, and relentless. What made the performance even more remarkable was the contrast between her lower and upper body. While her feet worked at an almost impossible pace, her torso remained largely still and elegant. Shoulders and arms moved with subtle independence, yet the core stayed calm and balanced. This separation of body parts demanded a level of muscular control usually associated with classical ballet. Vera-Ellen further raised the difficulty by incorporating elements of pointe work without the support of traditional pointe shoes, adding another layer of precision and risk. Her uniqueness stemmed from a rare combination of training and physical gifts. She began with rigorous ballet study, later became one of the youngest Rockettes, and then expanded into tap, jazz, and other forms. That broad foundation allowed her to bring balletic lightness and upper-body composure into the high-speed world of tap. Many dancers can move quickly, but few can sustain such velocity while keeping every tap clean, even, and musically precise. Vera-Ellen made it appear almost effortless. She also approached the floor with a kind of mechanical efficiency. By staying low and close to the ground, she maximized speed without relying on exaggerated force or large, showy movements. The result was power delivered through refinement rather than sheer muscular display—strong yet graceful, intense yet controlled. More than eighty years later, the technique still stands out as a personal signature. The combination of extreme speed, minimal elevation, independent body control, and balletic poise created a barrier that later dancers have found nearly impossible to cross completely. Vera-Ellen’s nerve taps were not merely a skill; they were a physical language uniquely her own, a lasting reminder of one of Hollywood’s most extraordinary and under-celebrated dance talents.

Emotion & Music

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Should officers give someone extra patience in a situation like this… or immediately take control once the driver becomes confrontational? The ending of video is the best… A SIMPLE TRAFFIC TICKET… OR A SITUATION ABOUT TO EXPLODE? What should have been a routine traffic stop suddenly turned into a tense roadside confrontation. Officers pulled a woman over for a violation and issued her a citation. Normally, the process is simple…explain the ticket, have the driver sign it, and everyone moves on. But that’s not what happened. The woman suddenly insisted she had no idea her license was suspended. Her frustration quickly turned into anger. Voices rose. She refused to accept what officers were telling her and the stop began spiraling out of control. Now the officers faced a dilemma. Do they keep trying to calmly explain the situation and risk the scene escalating even more? Or do they move quickly to detain her for driving on a suspended license before the roadside argument turns into something dangerous? Every second the tension grew. A stop that should have taken two minutes had now turned into a confrontation on the side of the road… with passing traffic, emotions running high, and officers forced to make a decision in real time. One small ticket. One angry driver. And suddenly… a routine stop becomes a situation where every move matters. If you truly didn’t know your license was suspended, would you still be responsible once you’re behind the wheel? At what point does arguing during a traffic stop turn from frustration into interfering with law enforcement?

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Rethinking Everyday Life in China 🇨🇳🇺🇸 She’s not saying everything in China is perfect, nor is she packing her bags to move there tomorrow. But the more she learns, the more she starts to understand why the American government has worked so hard to control the narrative about China. Take something as simple as ice cubes—why are they so much clearer in China? Unlike in the U.S., where water often needs to be boiled or specially filtered to avoid cloudiness, their ice is consistently crystal clear without extra effort. Then there’s the café culture. The drinks in China not only look better but seem to have more variety, creativity, and attention to detail than what’s found at Starbucks or Dunkin’. The presentation and quality are on an entirely different level. Grocery shopping is another surprise. After watching a Chinese grocery haul, she was stunned—two full bags of fresh, vibrant produce, all for the equivalent of just $5. In the U.S., the same amount would cost significantly more, and the quality often wouldn’t compare. And then there’s breakfast culture. In China, people regularly go out for breakfast—not just for a quick coffee and a pastry, but for a full meal, including a drink, for about $1.50. Meanwhile, a basic coffee in the U.S. can easily cost more than $5. Of course, she’s not ignoring the political and governmental issues in China. There are aspects of communism and state control that she strongly disagrees with. But when it comes to everyday living, what people experience in China seems remarkably better than what Americans are often led to believe. It raises a question—how much of what is said about China is the truth, and how much is carefully crafted messaging designed to prevent people from questioning the state of things at home? 🤔 #RedNote #xiaohongshu #tiktokrefugee

Johannes Maria

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The WW1 Conspiracy With the threat of WW3 due to the conflict between Hamas and Israel escalating to include Iran and the US, now would be a good time to look back at the first world war and what forces really started it... The bankers. As expected. If you found the "All Wars Are Bankers Wars" video insightful and wanted to get more intricate details on how WW1 started, then you will love this documentary from the legend James Corbett. It goes into way more detail on it's beginnings and shows beyond any doubt that it was a massive conspiracy of the richest most powerful people in the world, starting immediately after the creation of the federal reserve in the ultimate pursuit of unified nations across the world under central banking control. Aka the globalism NWO agenda we know of today, still alive and well. Any time a country, like Germany before WW1, starts to grow economically to threaten the greater powers and be free from their reach and surpassing them in power, war is manufactured with orchestrated events to draw the targeted nations into military conflicts to bankrupt the countries and then force them to come back groveling to the central bankers to ask for help and repair of their country. Here is the excerpt from AWABW quickly summarizing what happened. Watch the full Corbett doc below if you want the full story. It's incredibly well researched and high quality. "Although the war started between Austria-Hungary and Serbia , it quickly shifted to focus on Germany, whose industrial capacity was seen as an economic threat to Great Britain, who saw the decline of the British Pound as a result of too much emphasis on financial activity to the neglect of agriculture, industrial development, and infrastructure (not unlike the present day United States). Although pre-war Germany had a private central bank, it was heavily restricted and inflation kept to reasonable levels. Under government control, investment was guaranteed to internal economic development, and Germany was seen as a major power. So, in the media of the day, Germany was portrayed as the prime opponent of World War One, and not just defeated, but its industrial base flattened. Following the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was ordered to pay the war costs of all the participating nations, even though Germany had not actually started the war. This amounted to three times the value of all of Germany itself. Germany's private central bank, to whom Germany had gone deeply into debt to pay the costs of the war, broke free of government control, and massive inflation followed (mostly triggered by currency speculators) , permanently trapping the German people in endless debt."

Inversionism

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This turned into a nightmare at the “happiest place on earth”… 🎢 She’s standing in line at Disney, just trying to enjoy her day. After a long wait, she starts chatting with a group, friendly, normal, nothing out of the ordinary. They ask her to ride with an older man from their group… she agrees. No red flags. Until the ride starts. Out of nowhere, he puts his full hand on her chest. She immediately pushes his hand away and says no, but the moment is already ruined. And when the ride ends? He tries to brush it off like it was an accident. Shaken, she reports it to a Disney employee… And nothing happens. No urgency. No action. No real response. But it doesn’t stop there. Later, while trying to calm down, she’s in another line when two kids start shoving each other, and one of them slams into her hard enough to knock her to the ground. The mother? Doesn’t even look up from her phone. When she tries to defend herself the next time it happens, the mom flips on HER, accusing her of lying, causing a scene, and escalating everything even further. At that point, it’s too much. What was supposed to be a fun day turned into multiple incidents back-to-back… and she ends up leaving, driving hours home, overwhelmed and shaken. Now people are asking the real questions… How does something like this happen in a place like Disney? And why wasn’t more done when she reported it? So be honest, do you think this was handled the right way, or was she completely failed in that situation? And what would YOU have done after that first incident?
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EXCLUSIVE: Young Ontario woman's life becomes a living hell after Moderna booster shot leaves her paralyzed. Doctors confirm vaccine connection and offer Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID). Kayla Pollock is a 37-year-old mother from Ontario whose life took a drastic turn after receiving a Moderna Covid-19 booster shot. She experienced paralysis from the neck down and has been enduring a challenging ordeal ever since. Kayla's early years were marked by unspeakable cruelty and suffering. As an infant, she endured the horrors of severe abuse, including broken bones, cigarette burns, and bruises inflicted upon her helpless body by her parents. Her distressing situation prompted the intervention of family and children services, ultimately leading to her placement in a caring, loving and supportive home. As she grew older, Kayla dedicated the majority of her younger adult years to behavioral training of exotic animals. However, she eventually made the decision to resign from this profession after having her son, recognizing the inherent risks of the job. Kayla eventually ended up in the small town of Mount Albert, Ontario, where she co-raised her son after a separation. She worked as a casual educational assistant at Robert Munsch Public School, assisting kindergarten children. Her home was conveniently located right next to the school. Kayla's son attended the same school where she worked, and she expressed her love for her job and the positive direction her life was heading. Describing herself as fit, healthy, and very active, Kayla enjoyed hiking, being outdoors, gardening, and going places with her son. When the pandemic struck, Kayla recalls the mainstream media, politicians, and public health officials emphasizing the severity of the virus and urging everyone to get vaccinated. She remembers health officials specifically advising that those at highest risk should prioritize getting vaccinated. Being immunocompromised and a type one diabetic, Kayla heeded the advice of health officials and received the first two Pfizer shots in the middle of 2021 and didn’t experience any issues. Additionally, she mentions another reason for getting vaccinated was because her father resided in a long-term care facility with dementia, and vaccination was going to be a requirement for entry into the care home. Kayla then decided to take a booster, but this time it was a Moderna booster shot. She recounts going to a vaccination drive and the police being there. She found that odd and questioned why the police were present. According to Kayla, people were upset that Moderna was being given out instead of Pfizer, and that was the reason for the police presence. Kayla says that something didn’t sit right in her gut, but she went ahead with the Moderna booster shot anyway. She explains her reasoning for getting the third shot was because she felt like a third one would be mandated at some point to get access into her dads long term care home. She received the Moderna booster shot on January 11, 2022. Four days later, Kayla described a situation where her legs just gave out, and she collapsed, but all seemed fine a short time later. Then, nine days later, she experienced a similar event, and at that time, she called her doctor, asking to see a neurologist because she suspected something wasn’t right. On the morning of February 22, 2022, Kayla's life took an irreversible turn. As she awoke, opened her eyes, a sudden realization struck her – she couldn't move her body. Despite the shock, she says she remained calm and started yelling for help. Fortunately, her boyfriend who spent the night, was in the driveway preparing to leave for work, and heard her cries for help. Her boyfriend called 911 and Kayla was transported to Southlake Regional Health Centre in Newmarket, Ontario. While in the emergency department Kayla recounts that the attending physician initially dismissed her symptoms, suggesting that it was all in her head and portrayed her as a "crazy person," and ordered a psychiatric consult. All of what Kayla describes happening is evident in her medical records which we obtained and reviewed. Eventually, an MRI was conducted, revealing that Kayla had a very large lesion on her spinal cord. A neurologist followed up with Kayla and recommended a course of steroids in an attempt to decrease the size of the lesion. Kayla questioned the neurologist and asked if the lesion could be a tumor. In an audio recording taken by Kayla’s boyfriend, the neurologist responds, saying, “it's less likely a tumor” and that it is his “gut impression it was caused by the vaccine.” When Kayla questions the doctor as to whether many people have had something similar happen to them, the doctor responds, saying “many people have had it.” Later, Kayla would learn that she had developed transverse myelitis, a condition that interrupts the transmission of messages along the spinal cord nerves throughout the body. She would go on to spend several months in the hospital, where she says she was offered medical assistance in dying (MAID) on two occasions but rejected the offer. During Kayla's hospital stay, she received steroids, which she claims helped to some extent, allowing her to regain very slight movement in her arms, hands, and fingers. However, she still has absolutely no feeling from the neck down. Visually examining her fingernails reveals decay due to the lack of nerve function. Kayla believes that if the initial doctor had taken her concerns seriously, rather than dismissing her as a "crazy person," and promptly ordered an MRI, she might have been able to walk again or experience sensation in some parts of her body that she doesn’t have today. After her initial treatment at the local hospital, Kayla was subsequently transferred to Lyndhurst Rehabilitation Centre in Toronto to undergo several months of intensive rehabilitation aimed at attempting to restore her physical capabilities and adapting to her new reality. Unfortunately, Kayla says that rehab did not help her. Following her discharge from the hospital, she now takes a long list of drugs daily. She ended up losing everything she worked hard for—her home, the ability to co-raise her son, and her job, essentially losing everything. Kayla was placed on provincial disability and was forced to move away from Mount Albert, where her son lives, into an apartment that could accommodate her wheelchair accessibility needs. Kayla has faced challenges in obtaining the promised hours of in-home care after leaving the hospital. Kayla relies on a personal support worker to help her get out of bed each morning, another organization assists with meal preparation, and in the evenings, a friend comes over to manually extract feces from her bowel and aid her in getting into bed. Securing compensation through the federal government’s Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP) has been difficult for Kayla. She initiated the application process in July of 2022, following up with the program six months later. However, according to Kayla, her application was still under review at that time. Another six months elapsed, and when she sought an update, the program informed her that they had never received her initial application. In response, Kayla reapplied to the program and was recently assigned a case worker. Uncertainty looms over whether she will be approved and, if approved, when she will receive any form of compensation. Kayla faces challenges in performing simple tasks both at home and in the community. She is in a difficult financial situation and desperately seeks a service dog. According to her, having a service dog would not only assist her with daily tasks but also offer companionship, providing her with much-needed company. An organization called Veterans 4 Freedom has stepped in to help Kayla and has set up a GiveSendGo campaign to help her raise funds for a service dog. A link to that fundraising campaign is below.

The Canadian Independent

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Just learned that the world is observing November as the “Islamophobia Awareness Month.” Here’s a story to commemorate the occasion. Once upon a time there was a 21-year-old Palestinian girl named Wafa al-Biri. She lived with her parents in Gaza. One day, while making dinner, a gas cooker blew up on her, giving her 45% burns all over her body. First Wafa was rushed to al-Shifa, the biggest hospital in Gaza, for treatment. But that proved inadequate, and she was moved to the Soroka hospital in the Israeli town of Beersheba. Here, she came under the care of a Jew named Dr. Yuval Krieger. Along with him, two Jewish nurses Mazal and Igor were also assigned to her case. After the initial treatments, she was prescribed periodic revisits for follow-up tests, well on her way to recovery. Pleased with their daughter’s care, her parents even wrote a letter of thanks to the doctors. All seemed to be going well. Wafa made her appointments on time, every week. Then one day she didn’t. It was a Monday, and she was supposed to be at the hospital at 8:00 AM. But she didn’t show up. Dr. Krieger marked her as no-show in his records and carried on with his day. But Wafa wasn’t home either. That morning, she had already left home and was at the Erez border crossing from Gaza into Israel around 5:30 AM. A letter of appointment in her purse. And a 20-pound bomb in her bra. The plan was to blow up the outpatient ward of the very hospital where she received her treatments. Including all the patients, children, babies, and doctors in it. Including, ironically, the very doctor and the nurses that saved her life. Wafa al-Biri was now a suicide bomber. Mission was to kill at least 50 Jews in one final act of martyrdom. But you don’t get to sneak 20 pounds of explosives through a crossing like Erez and not expect detection. Alarms went off and she was asked to undress. As she unbuttoned her pants, she realized she was going to get caught anyway. Might as well die here and take them along. In desperation, Wafa pulled the detonator string in her pocket and prepared to meet her…nothing happened. The string snapped free in her hand and the bomb failed to go off. Everybody lived to die another day. Wafa was arrested, later convicted and sentenced to 14 years in prison. In 2011, less than halfway through her sentence, life took a turn again. Gazan terrorists took an Israeli soldier captive. To secure his release, that one soldier’s release, the Israeli government agreed to release over a thousand Palestinian terrorists (what do I say, some societies tend to value their own). Wafa was one of them. The failed suicide bomber now lives happily with her folks in Gaza, probably plotting her next shot at martyrdom. Please don’t be Islamophobic. Not all Muslims exist to blow up hospitals and behead babies. Some are nice too. Spread love. 🌹

Amit Schandillia

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Every Quiet Step of a Small Creature Learning to Trust Again 🐶❤️‍🩹 A puppy was placed in a small box to see whether she could walk. Her face was badly swollen, with so much soft-tissue swelling that her teeth were pressing into her cheek. When she tried to take a step, her tiny body trembled and tilted to one side. Her leg was broken. Before that, she had been found in a trash bin, with signs suggesting that her mouth had once been tightly restrained. When observing a creature that has endured a major ordeal, it is easy to become lost in the familiar emotions of pity. Yet behind this puppy’s initial silence and her smallest changes lies a remarkably subtle process of biological adaptation. Why did she spend her first day lying still without reacting, only to gradually restore her familiar behaviors in a particular sequence: wagging her tail, seeking human contact, barking, and finally climbing onto and resting her entire body on another dog? Her recovery did not happen as an instant transformation, but as a series of cautious steps by a creature learning how to adapt in order to survive. Throughout her first day in her new home, the puppy, later named Junie, remained completely silent and showed little outward emotion. She chose stillness. She did not whine, ask for food, or seek attention. For a young dog that normally depends on others for survival, this silence was notable. When a puppy experiences major trauma and loses the protection of her mother, she may become withdrawn. This is not necessarily a sign of giving up, but can be a form of self-protection and energy conservation. In nature, making sounds or moving while injured and without the protection of a group can increase the risk of being detected by predators. Remaining quiet can therefore be the safest response. The first change appeared on the morning of the second day, after Junie had her broken leg placed in a cast by a veterinarian. When her rescuer approached, her tail moved slightly. That small movement did not mean that all fear had disappeared. It was simply the first form of communication to return. It was like a tentative test of whether the space around her had become safe enough before she decided to take more familiar steps, such as approaching or seeking affection. By the third and fourth days, Junie began walking toward her caregiver and climbing into her lap. This showed that she was moving from simply lying still and enduring her condition toward actively seeking a source of security. Once the people around her no longer seemed threatening, her need for warmth and protection began to re-emerge. However, humans were not the only ones helping Junie learn how to be a puppy again. The other dogs in the household also became a kind of natural teacher. Puppies learn social rules, bite inhibition, and body-language cues from other dogs, often through direct interaction. Watching the older dogs rest calmly, move at an easy pace, and respond gently to sounds and movements around them could help Junie gradually settle and adjust to the rhythm of her surroundings. One of the most significant moments came when Junie barked for the first time while playing on the bed. The bark did not appear when she was frightened or in pain. It emerged during a moment of play. This suggests that Junie was not merely recovering physically; she was beginning to use her voice again when she felt safe enough to engage in play. After her cast was removed, Junie joined the entire group on a trip to the beach. There, a distinctive habit appeared and continued as she grew older: Junie would often relax and place her entire body weight across the backs or bodies of the other dogs. Animals that have experienced early isolation or lost a reliable source of safety may seek close physical contact as a way of regulating themselves. Pressure from another body can provide a sense of physical security and help reduce tension. The fact that the larger dogs in the household willingly accepted Junie’s behavior without pushing her away suggests that her gesture became part of the group’s way of expressing closeness. Junie’s recovery shows how a creature that has experienced trauma can gradually rebuild its sense of safety, one small piece at a time. Even after growing up, Junie continued climbing onto the backs of the other dogs and resting her full weight against them. It was more than simply an affectionate gesture. When an animal finds a group willing to carry its full weight without pushing it away, that physical contact can become a lasting anchor of safety.

Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺

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Dr. Tara: So, how big is your penis? ​Matt Barr: Soft, more like 10 and a half, and then 14 and a half erect. ​Dr. Tara: 14.5 inches erect? ​Matt Barr: Yeah, sometimes a little smaller, like 14, 14 and a half. ​Dr. Tara: That's like this? (demonstrates with hands) ​Matt Barr: It's a bit bigger than that, I think. ​Dr. Tara: This? ​Matt Barr: Yeah, probably like that. ​Dr. Tara: Your penis is like this? ​Matt Barr: Yeah. We've done the research, that should be a known fact by now. ​Dr. Tara: So 14.5 inches... did you grow into this? What was it like when you came out of the womb with it? ​Matt Barr: It didn't come out of the womb with me, no! ​Dr. Tara: (Laughs) You came out of the womb with a 14-inch... bigger than your body! So what happened, like how did you get to this point? ​Matt Barr: I had a lot of small growth spurts, and they kept happening and happening. I had one when I was about 13 or 14, then another one later on, later on, later on, and so on, until my mid-to-late 20s. ​Dr. Tara: There needs to be a lot of blood going to your penis in order to get an erection, especially with that much meat. Do you have problems with erections? ​Matt Barr: It takes a long time to get erections, as opposed to having problems. I do get erect, fully erect, but it does take time. When I got measured the last time, they did an intracavernosal shot, so they inject you with something that makes you aroused. ​Dr. Tara: Oh, like Viagra? ​Matt Barr: It's basically stronger than Viagra, because it's directly into the... ​Dr. Tara: So that you can have a really hard erection for a long time? ​Matt Barr: It's what they often do for studies, because that way everyone's... you know, it would be strange to go through a room and say like, "do this to yourself until you're ready for the study." ​Dr. Tara: So everyone's at their max size! ​Matt Barr: Basically, that's the point of doing that kind of study. ​Dr. Tara: So who verified you? ​Matt Barr: It was an NHS-affiliated study. But there's no official study in terms of Guinness World Records, because they don't do it, so I'm not claiming a Guinness record or anything like that. It's just been various studies throughout the time. ​Dr. Tara: Wow! So, with, you know, having a penis so big, I have to imagine that dating is a little bit difficult?
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Dr. Tara: So, how big is your penis? ​Matt Barr: Soft, more like 10 and a half, and then 14 and a half erect. ​Dr. Tara: 14.5 inches erect? ​Matt Barr: Yeah, sometimes a little smaller, like 14, 14 and a half. ​Dr. Tara: That's like this? (demonstrates with hands) ​Matt Barr: It's a bit bigger than that, I think. ​Dr. Tara: This? ​Matt Barr: Yeah, probably like that. ​Dr. Tara: Your penis is like this? ​Matt Barr: Yeah. We've done the research, that should be a known fact by now. ​Dr. Tara: So 14.5 inches... did you grow into this? What was it like when you came out of the womb with it? ​Matt Barr: It didn't come out of the womb with me, no! ​Dr. Tara: (Laughs) You came out of the womb with a 14-inch... bigger than your body! So what happened, like how did you get to this point? ​Matt Barr: I had a lot of small growth spurts, and they kept happening and happening. I had one when I was about 13 or 14, then another one later on, later on, later on, and so on, until my mid-to-late 20s. ​Dr. Tara: There needs to be a lot of blood going to your penis in order to get an erection, especially with that much meat. Do you have problems with erections? ​Matt Barr: It takes a long time to get erections, as opposed to having problems. I do get erect, fully erect, but it does take time. When I got measured the last time, they did an intracavernosal shot, so they inject you with something that makes you aroused. ​Dr. Tara: Oh, like Viagra? ​Matt Barr: It's basically stronger than Viagra, because it's directly into the... ​Dr. Tara: So that you can have a really hard erection for a long time? ​Matt Barr: It's what they often do for studies, because that way everyone's... you know, it would be strange to go through a room and say like, "do this to yourself until you're ready for the study." ​Dr. Tara: So everyone's at their max size! ​Matt Barr: Basically, that's the point of doing that kind of study. ​Dr. Tara: So who verified you? ​Matt Barr: It was an NHS-affiliated study. But there's no official study in terms of Guinness World Records, because they don't do it, so I'm not claiming a Guinness record or anything like that. It's just been various studies throughout the time. ​Dr. Tara: Wow! So, with, you know, having a penis so big, I have to imagine that dating is a little bit difficult?

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My way of thinking about this topic is asking do we want to solve issues with porn being a substitute for real sex in marriage the easy way or the hard way? Absolutely men have a responsibility to police themselves and not let the behavior of women dictate their own behavior - period. Along side of that we can simultaneously acknowledge the reality that men are most attracted to fit, feminine women. A husband married to a wife that isn’t fit and feminine is a husband who has a problem. The problem is he likes fit and feminine but doesn’t have access to it in his marriage. The problem is amplified if his wife is also a bitter bitch who uses sex as control mechanism. He finds himself between a rock and a hard place. He has normal male desires - normal male desires aren’t being fulfilled. Now what? Do the best he can to ignore his desires or morph them into other desires? Have an affair? Use porn as the next best substitute? All hard options. Alternatively - he can make it clear to his wife his expectations based on his normal male desires and his wife can respond to them - which is the easy way when the wife is as invested in the marriage as the husband is. I talk about this topic on this account all the time because I’m absolutely convinced if both husband and wife put the focus on the easy way - the hard way doesn’t even have to be a topic of consideration or conversation. The video I’m sharing with this post was a video Avis’s coach took last week while she was working with Avis as she’s preparing to get back into competing later this year. Avis is preparing to start competing again because she has the same attitude getting ready to turn 52 as she had in her, 20’s, 30’s, 40’s and so on. That attitude is she wants to make it as easy as she can for me to be happily married to her. I told her a long time ago what my expectations of her were that I believed would provide the most insulation to our marriage and make it as easy as possible for me to be married to her. Staying fit and feminine were a huge part of those expectations. She didn’t try to make it out as if I was asking something unreasonable of her - she didn’t say my male desires were gross and that I needed to talk to Jesus about them - she didn’t go complain to her friends what a terrible husband I was - she didn’t threaten me with divorce over my expectations or any of the other things too many wives often do to try to control their marriages. She simply said she would give it her best and throughout 3+ decades of marriage and the birthing and raising of 3 children over those decades - that is exactly what she did and continues to do. However much husbands might think they can learn from me and what I share on this account - I think wives could learn 10x more from Avis and how to make their husbands life easy instead of hard. The best defense against porn ruining a marriage is being in a marriage that’s easy to be in. -R

Rob and Avis Ramble

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