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Not true. Pete Hegseth's clothes are custom-made. A few years ago, my friend and I had a debate about whether you can spot custom tailoring. This friend has more than 30 years of experience working with some of London's best bespoke tailors. He believes that an educated eye can spot the difference between a custom and an off-the-rack suit. I don't think you can, assuming certain conditions (too detailed to get into here). Ultimately, we agreed on one thing: you can spot custom tailoring when the clothes are so ugly that no designer would ever make them. This explains a lot of the clothing you see nowadays. On a television segment aired long ago, Pete Hegseth said he used a company called Book a Tailor. And in the recent email hack, it was revealed that Kash Patel's email address was linked to this online clothing review, indicating he uses Rocky's HK Fashions. Long ago, Gavin McInness also talked about his tailor. They all share one thing: they wear clothes that were made in low-wage East Asian countries. I should note at the outset that there's nothing inherently wrong with East Asian tailoring. In fact, some of the world's best tailoring is done there, including at firms such as WW Chan (Hong Kong) and Atelier BRIO (Beijing). I would stake my reputation on saying that some of the best East Asian tailoring today rivals that of Savile Row. Seoul is also a tremendous hub for quality custom tailors (e.g., Assisi, The Finery Company, B&Tailor, Hamin Kim, among others). However, these people are not using such firms. Instead, they are relying on a new system developed sometime in the late 20th century that has since taken off with the development of digital information technology. In this system, someone with little experience in the clothing industry will set up a custom clothing company. For the sake of discussion, let's call this person Mark and the company "Custom Threads." Mark doesn't know much about tailoring, but he likes suits and wants to make money. So he contacts one of these factories in East Asia and sets up a partnership. Mark meets with clients in the US. Since he's wearing a suit and has a tape measurer around his neck, customers assume he knows what he's doing (some may even refer to him as a "tailor," even if he's not one). He takes detailed measurements of these clients, jots down their fabric choice, and sends the information to his partners in East Asian. The garment is then made by adjusting the block pattern, sewn straight to finish, and delivered to Mark, who presents it to the customer for a fitting. Small adjustments are made here and there — maybe taking up the sleeve or nipping the waist. But since Mark is not actually a technically trained cutter, he may miss things, such as a wrongly placed neckpoint that makes the jacket scissor in or out. If the customer is very far off from the block pattern, it may not fit him at all. But Mark is not in a good position to address these matters — he neither has the skills nor the margins to put this customer in a proper garment. If Mark is not very well educated on tailoring, then his customers are even less so. Thus, the customer is just happy with the crude hallmarks of custom-made goods, such as the monogram he asked for. Or the contrast colored buttonhole that he believes makes him stand out in a good way. The customer doesn't know how to check for more meaningful issues, such as front-back balance, so it's the blind leading the blind. This system is very different from the system of your grandfather's generation. If a man wanted a custom suit, he would have gone to a custom tailoring shop, which may have been owned by someone who wasn't a cutter, but the cutter would have seen you in person and thus been able to address technical issues. At the very least, the person running the "front of house" would have had more experience in the clothing trade (e.g., Tommy Nutter). Last year, The Wall Street Journal did an article about a pastor-turned-tailor. He, too, relies on this system: he measures customers and sends the info to an overseas factory, where the clothes are made in China, Thailand, and Vietnam. Again, there's nothing inherently wrong with Chinese or Thai tailoring. But when the starting price is $300 for a suit ($500 after Trump imposed his tariffs), you can be sure he's not using the best shops. This is why Hegseth's suits look the way they do. He got his clothes from someone with little experience in the clothing trade and has no technical tailoring skills. Thus, both he and the company owner are easily led by stale trends (e.g., short jackets, tight pants, low-rise, etc.). Hegseth has little experience with custom tailoring and a low level of personal taste, so he checks every possible custom option — funky lining, contrast buttonhole, etc. This is why I often tell people that they should try ready-to-wear first. Custom tailoring is not a guarantee of quality tailoring, especially not in this new system where people with no experience or technical skills are just sending measurements to a distant factory. Hegseth also demonstrates the one bit of common ground I found with my friend during our debate: you can tell clothes are custom-made when they are so ugly, no designer would ever make such a thing.

Not true. Pete Hegseth's clothes are custom-made. A few years ago, my friend and I had a debate about whether you can spot custom tailoring. This friend has more than 30 years of experience working with some of London's best bespoke tailors. He believes that an educated eye can spot the difference between a custom and an off-the-rack suit. I don't think you can, assuming certain conditions (too detailed to get into here). Ultimately, we agreed on one thing: you can spot custom tailoring when the clothes are so ugly that no designer would ever make them. This explains a lot of the clothing you see nowadays. On a television segment aired long ago, Pete Hegseth said he used a company called Book a Tailor. And in the recent email hack, it was revealed that Kash Patel's email address was linked to this online clothing review, indicating he uses Rocky's HK Fashions. Long ago, Gavin McInness also talked about his tailor. They all share one thing: they wear clothes that were made in low-wage East Asian countries. I should note at the outset that there's nothing inherently wrong with East Asian tailoring. In fact, some of the world's best tailoring is done there, including at firms such as WW Chan (Hong Kong) and Atelier BRIO (Beijing). I would stake my reputation on saying that some of the best East Asian tailoring today rivals that of Savile Row. Seoul is also a tremendous hub for quality custom tailors (e.g., Assisi, The Finery Company, B&Tailor, Hamin Kim, among others). However, these people are not using such firms. Instead, they are relying on a new system developed sometime in the late 20th century that has since taken off with the development of digital information technology. In this system, someone with little experience in the clothing industry will set up a custom clothing company. For the sake of discussion, let's call this person Mark and the company "Custom Threads." Mark doesn't know much about tailoring, but he likes suits and wants to make money. So he contacts one of these factories in East Asia and sets up a partnership. Mark meets with clients in the US. Since he's wearing a suit and has a tape measurer around his neck, customers assume he knows what he's doing (some may even refer to him as a "tailor," even if he's not one). He takes detailed measurements of these clients, jots down their fabric choice, and sends the information to his partners in East Asian. The garment is then made by adjusting the block pattern, sewn straight to finish, and delivered to Mark, who presents it to the customer for a fitting. Small adjustments are made here and there — maybe taking up the sleeve or nipping the waist. But since Mark is not actually a technically trained cutter, he may miss things, such as a wrongly placed neckpoint that makes the jacket scissor in or out. If the customer is very far off from the block pattern, it may not fit him at all. But Mark is not in a good position to address these matters — he neither has the skills nor the margins to put this customer in a proper garment. If Mark is not very well educated on tailoring, then his customers are even less so. Thus, the customer is just happy with the crude hallmarks of custom-made goods, such as the monogram he asked for. Or the contrast colored buttonhole that he believes makes him stand out in a good way. The customer doesn't know how to check for more meaningful issues, such as front-back balance, so it's the blind leading the blind. This system is very different from the system of your grandfather's generation. If a man wanted a custom suit, he would have gone to a custom tailoring shop, which may have been owned by someone who wasn't a cutter, but the cutter would have seen you in person and thus been able to address technical issues. At the very least, the person running the "front of house" would have had more experience in the clothing trade (e.g., Tommy Nutter). Last year, The Wall Street Journal did an article about a pastor-turned-tailor. He, too, relies on this system: he measures customers and sends the info to an overseas factory, where the clothes are made in China, Thailand, and Vietnam. Again, there's nothing inherently wrong with Chinese or Thai tailoring. But when the starting price is $300 for a suit ($500 after Trump imposed his tariffs), you can be sure he's not using the best shops. This is why Hegseth's suits look the way they do. He got his clothes from someone with little experience in the clothing trade and has no technical tailoring skills. Thus, both he and the company owner are easily led by stale trends (e.g., short jackets, tight pants, low-rise, etc.). Hegseth has little experience with custom tailoring and a low level of personal taste, so he checks every possible custom option — funky lining, contrast buttonhole, etc. This is why I often tell people that they should try ready-to-wear first. Custom tailoring is not a guarantee of quality tailoring, especially not in this new system where people with no experience or technical skills are just sending measurements to a distant factory. Hegseth also demonstrates the one bit of common ground I found with my friend during our debate: you can tell clothes are custom-made when they are so ugly, no designer would ever make such a thing.

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821,351 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Finished Pragmata. Genuinely a beautiful experience. A story about the family we choose instead of the one we are given. An inhuman girl on a different world learning what it means to be human, and an Orphan passing on the love his adopted parents gave him by doing the same for her. Certainly a game of the year contender, Pragmata has no fluff, bloat or instances of slow pacing. It offers a unique take on 3rd person shooter combat, blending it with a hacking mini-game that on paper sounds tedious and annoying, but somehow ends up being both creative and fun. Hugh and Diana are two halves of a whole, both in gameplay and the narrative. They don't work without each other, all of Hugh's weapons fulfill different roles inside the sandbox making no two options the same. Diana's hacking mods encourage strategy, quick thinking and moment to moment decision making without halting the fast paced combat. It's a system I don't think we've ever really seen before and the fact that Capcom was able to both make a hacking minigame that's fun instead of tedious and interweave it with real time combat without ruining the pacing, is truly a testament to how much creativity and thought went into the game design. The levels all encourage backtracking, have a ton of verticality and always remain a decent size so sections never drag on for too long, in fact I'd argue some sections of the game could've been longer. The small puzzles around levels or in training are less designed for challenge and more-so to breakup the combat, so you'll never be spending a lot of time frying your brain on any of them. The enemy design is varied and you have to approach all of them differently, using different weapons and hacking mods which are more useful on some than others, and the fact that all weapons (except your primary) and mods have very limited ammo means you'll be carefully considering what weapons/mods you use on what enemy, instead of randomly blasting any you come across with your strongest weapon. There's a good variety of unlockables as well, outfits for Hugh and Diana, new weapons, mods, the stuff you would expect, all the way up until you beat the game which will give you rewards to use in NG+, there's a good amount of stuff to play with and the customization is solid. If I had a few criticisms, I'd say I wish we got at least one more primary weapon and maybe a few more unique looking suits for Hugh, since some of them are borderline color swaps. The story is a fantastic one, character driven rather than plot driven. Hugh and Diana's adopted father/daughter dynamic carries the game on it's back, Hugh guiding and teaching Diana what it means to be human, providing her the small glimpses of joys that earth can provide and giving her the parental guidance and love she never received, just as his adopted parents did for him. It's all about the small character moments between these two. I teared up on multiple occasions, especially the ending which was heartfelt, satisfying and conclusive. Whoever decided that some of the collectibles would just be toys for Diana needs a raise, it might be the most sweet, wholesome collectibles in any game I've ever seen. I found myself wanting to find them just to watch Diana be happy and get her to draw more cute pictures, it's really the cutest thing. The music, art style, visuals, all of it is great though there's only two tracks that really standout in my mind and they both come at the every end. The game is on the shorter side, I did all available content and beat it within 13 hours, but NG+ offers additional content and beating the game unlocks a new mode, so there's still stuff left to do and new toys to play with. The shorter runtime encouraging replayability. This is what we needed, a cool new I.P with creative, innovative mechanics, a heartwarming story in an interesting new world and likeable new characters we all want to root for. Pragmata fucking slaps. 9/10.

Finished Pragmata. Genuinely a beautiful experience. A story about the family we choose instead of the one we are given. An inhuman girl on a different world learning what it means to be human, and an Orphan passing on the love his adopted parents gave him by doing the same for her. Certainly a game of the year contender, Pragmata has no fluff, bloat or instances of slow pacing. It offers a unique take on 3rd person shooter combat, blending it with a hacking mini-game that on paper sounds tedious and annoying, but somehow ends up being both creative and fun. Hugh and Diana are two halves of a whole, both in gameplay and the narrative. They don't work without each other, all of Hugh's weapons fulfill different roles inside the sandbox making no two options the same. Diana's hacking mods encourage strategy, quick thinking and moment to moment decision making without halting the fast paced combat. It's a system I don't think we've ever really seen before and the fact that Capcom was able to both make a hacking minigame that's fun instead of tedious and interweave it with real time combat without ruining the pacing, is truly a testament to how much creativity and thought went into the game design. The levels all encourage backtracking, have a ton of verticality and always remain a decent size so sections never drag on for too long, in fact I'd argue some sections of the game could've been longer. The small puzzles around levels or in training are less designed for challenge and more-so to breakup the combat, so you'll never be spending a lot of time frying your brain on any of them. The enemy design is varied and you have to approach all of them differently, using different weapons and hacking mods which are more useful on some than others, and the fact that all weapons (except your primary) and mods have very limited ammo means you'll be carefully considering what weapons/mods you use on what enemy, instead of randomly blasting any you come across with your strongest weapon. There's a good variety of unlockables as well, outfits for Hugh and Diana, new weapons, mods, the stuff you would expect, all the way up until you beat the game which will give you rewards to use in NG+, there's a good amount of stuff to play with and the customization is solid. If I had a few criticisms, I'd say I wish we got at least one more primary weapon and maybe a few more unique looking suits for Hugh, since some of them are borderline color swaps. The story is a fantastic one, character driven rather than plot driven. Hugh and Diana's adopted father/daughter dynamic carries the game on it's back, Hugh guiding and teaching Diana what it means to be human, providing her the small glimpses of joys that earth can provide and giving her the parental guidance and love she never received, just as his adopted parents did for him. It's all about the small character moments between these two. I teared up on multiple occasions, especially the ending which was heartfelt, satisfying and conclusive. Whoever decided that some of the collectibles would just be toys for Diana needs a raise, it might be the most sweet, wholesome collectibles in any game I've ever seen. I found myself wanting to find them just to watch Diana be happy and get her to draw more cute pictures, it's really the cutest thing. The music, art style, visuals, all of it is great though there's only two tracks that really standout in my mind and they both come at the every end. The game is on the shorter side, I did all available content and beat it within 13 hours, but NG+ offers additional content and beating the game unlocks a new mode, so there's still stuff left to do and new toys to play with. The shorter runtime encouraging replayability. This is what we needed, a cool new I.P with creative, innovative mechanics, a heartwarming story in an interesting new world and likeable new characters we all want to root for. Pragmata fucking slaps. 9/10.

🎮𝙆𝙖𝙞𝙮𝙖🎮

22,966 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Probably I vibe coded a lil startup here? 😭 It has been such a loooong wish of mine to build some kind of 3D experience where I could customize a T-shirt in literally any way possible and it’s finally here. Built with Three.js using GPT 6 Astra, this is a full 3D T-shirt customization studio where you can visualize and customize a realistic shirt directly in the browser. That T-shirt itself was modeled by Astra using Tripo right inside Codex through Tripo Plugin. And you can pretty much do anything with it. You can paint directly on any side of the shirt using different brushes and colors, or even spray paint it in real time just like you would spray on a wall. There are also stickers generated using GPT Image 2.5 that you can place anywhere on the T-shirt, resize, reposition, recolor, layer, and customize however you want. On top of that, there’s support for things like fabric customization, sizing, layers, colors, and even wind simulation to push the realism a little further. Once you’re done, you can export the entire design as a 3D view or export individual images of the T-shirt so you could technically take the design, print it, and maybe even sell it. One of my favorite parts is how the spray painting effect works directly on the 3D T-shirt in real time. I also loved seeing how Astra managed to keep the whole experience performant across devices using a custom BVH implementation along with several CPU side optimizations. And the process of building it was super simple. I generated the initial studio design using GPT Image 2.5, gave that image to Astra with the Tripo Plugin enabled, and it basically handled everything from there. I didn’t have to separately generate a 3D reference, upload it to Tripo, download the asset, give it back to Astra, or manually coordinate any of that. Astra handled the entire flow on its own without needing any additional input from me. Really happy with both the process and how the final result turned out. Live:

Probably I vibe coded a lil startup here? 😭 It has been such a loooong wish of mine to build some kind of 3D experience where I could customize a T-shirt in literally any way possible and it’s finally here. Built with Three.js using GPT 6 Astra, this is a full 3D T-shirt customization studio where you can visualize and customize a realistic shirt directly in the browser. That T-shirt itself was modeled by Astra using Tripo right inside Codex through Tripo Plugin. And you can pretty much do anything with it. You can paint directly on any side of the shirt using different brushes and colors, or even spray paint it in real time just like you would spray on a wall. There are also stickers generated using GPT Image 2.5 that you can place anywhere on the T-shirt, resize, reposition, recolor, layer, and customize however you want. On top of that, there’s support for things like fabric customization, sizing, layers, colors, and even wind simulation to push the realism a little further. Once you’re done, you can export the entire design as a 3D view or export individual images of the T-shirt so you could technically take the design, print it, and maybe even sell it. One of my favorite parts is how the spray painting effect works directly on the 3D T-shirt in real time. I also loved seeing how Astra managed to keep the whole experience performant across devices using a custom BVH implementation along with several CPU side optimizations. And the process of building it was super simple. I generated the initial studio design using GPT Image 2.5, gave that image to Astra with the Tripo Plugin enabled, and it basically handled everything from there. I didn’t have to separately generate a 3D reference, upload it to Tripo, download the asset, give it back to Astra, or manually coordinate any of that. Astra handled the entire flow on its own without needing any additional input from me. Really happy with both the process and how the final result turned out. Live:

The Bugged Dev

50,862 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

EMIBONNIE ORIGIN LAZLIVE #OriginxEmiBonnie 🎤: If you lived together, who would be in charge of the chores? 🧡: I think it'd probably be me. 🎤: Why is that? 🧡: Honestly, living in a condo right now... I just really don't like having, like... hair or anything on the floor. So I'm constantly, what do you call it? cleaning it all the time. 💜: Such a good housewife! 🧡: Yeah, and I have to do laundry too, or else I won't have anything to wear! 55555 I've been doing laundry so often lately. 🎤: And if you lived together, would you do hers (Bonnie's) too? 💜: (Makes a cute begging face) 🧡: Ooh... well, guess I have to now! 💜: I'll just wear them as is then. Why bother washing them anyway? 🧡: I'll do it! Then you take on another chore... how about doing the dishes? Dishwashing? 💜: Maybe not... okay, okay, fine! I can do dishes... 🧡: Okay, clean the bathroom then. 💜: No way... 🎤: If we split, Emi takes 70%, right? 💜: (Stays silent) 🧡: 80% then?! 55555 💜: Alright, 70% works. That's fair! 55555 70% is fair. 🧡: Fair?!55555 70%... fine, you make the bed then. Fold the blankets. 💜: Deal, deal! I can make the bed. 🎤: Ooh, settled then! Okay, all worked out, happy together. Now, on days off, who usually sleeps more? 💜: Both of us, honestly. 🧡: Both of us, but if we're talking pure "sleep", I probably sleep way more.

EMIBONNIE ORIGIN LAZLIVE #OriginxEmiBonnie 🎤: If you lived together, who would be in charge of the chores? 🧡: I think it'd probably be me. 🎤: Why is that? 🧡: Honestly, living in a condo right now... I just really don't like having, like... hair or anything on the floor. So I'm constantly, what do you call it? cleaning it all the time. 💜: Such a good housewife! 🧡: Yeah, and I have to do laundry too, or else I won't have anything to wear! 55555 I've been doing laundry so often lately. 🎤: And if you lived together, would you do hers (Bonnie's) too? 💜: (Makes a cute begging face) 🧡: Ooh... well, guess I have to now! 💜: I'll just wear them as is then. Why bother washing them anyway? 🧡: I'll do it! Then you take on another chore... how about doing the dishes? Dishwashing? 💜: Maybe not... okay, okay, fine! I can do dishes... 🧡: Okay, clean the bathroom then. 💜: No way... 🎤: If we split, Emi takes 70%, right? 💜: (Stays silent) 🧡: 80% then?! 55555 💜: Alright, 70% works. That's fair! 55555 70% is fair. 🧡: Fair?!55555 70%... fine, you make the bed then. Fold the blankets. 💜: Deal, deal! I can make the bed. 🎤: Ooh, settled then! Okay, all worked out, happy together. Now, on days off, who usually sleeps more? 💜: Both of us, honestly. 🧡: Both of us, but if we're talking pure "sleep", I probably sleep way more.

Lovely

64,243 görüntüleme • 2 gün önce

Most guys do not realize how dirty, naughty, and sexual women are. The average woman is way dirtier than the average man. I don’t think I’ve ever met a woman who wasn’t turned on by public sex, for example. Very few men are as into it as women are. As a guy, when you’re about to get it on with a girl in public, she’s there moaning, telling you to “put it in”; meanwhile you are looking around to check if anyone else is nearby while positioning her in this uncomfortable public position in the dirt, in the cold, and telling her “all right, hold on, I’m working on it, let me just get it up here, give me a second, sheesh!” If you read a woman’s romance novel, there is so much ink spilled on teasing, build up, this sex act, that sex act, the other sex act, that it’s basically unreadable if you are a guy. As a guy, you just wanna get your hot dog in her hot dog bun. But women want to do all KINDS of stuff. There’s a million things sexually these girls want to do. So why aren’t girls jumping at the chance to go to bed with every guy they meet? ✅ She needs to TRUST a guy first. Trust that she is safe with him. Trust that he will not judge her. Trust that it won’t affect her reputation. Many men aren’t good at building trust. Trust is KEY. ✅ She needs some degree of attraction to the guy. Not NEARLY as much as most guys think. She does NOT need to be wild with desire for you to sleep with you. It is even possible to sleep with women who really are not attracted to you at all, but who are just bored (and horny) and you did the moves right. (Or, bonus round, you just offered her an experience she has always fantasized about, so even if you are not her dream guy, she nevertheless says fine, let’s do it.) ✅ She needs to be aroused. You know the whole “women’s arousal is like a dimmer” thing… it’s accurate. You need to ramp her arousal up with touch, teasing, flirtation, innuendo, sex talk, etc. ✅ She needs to be ALONE with you. If she trusts you enough, you can get her alone with you. Once she’s alone with you, if there is trust there, and there’s arousal, and maybe a bit of attraction, you will get her clothes off. Yes… even if she is a ‘good’ girl. ‘Good’ girls did not manage to pass down their genes by hating sex (they are just a bit more selective about the men they have it with, is all. They need more TRUST!). Also: don’t be UNNERVED by female sexuality. Every girl has a tigress inside her waiting for the right guy to unleash it… a guy who makes her trust him, arouses her, gets her alone with him, and maybe creates some attraction with her. Women’s romance novels are ALL about this. Women’s romances in real life are as well. In fact, in real life, women often settle for far less ideal situations: men they don’t completely trust, aren’t that attracted to, are only partway aroused by, who get them alone somewhere. The better a job you can do approaching her sexual “Platonic ideal”, the more reliably you can bring out that sexual tigress lurking inside of EVERY woman (even the ‘good’ girls).

Most guys do not realize how dirty, naughty, and sexual women are. The average woman is way dirtier than the average man. I don’t think I’ve ever met a woman who wasn’t turned on by public sex, for example. Very few men are as into it as women are. As a guy, when you’re about to get it on with a girl in public, she’s there moaning, telling you to “put it in”; meanwhile you are looking around to check if anyone else is nearby while positioning her in this uncomfortable public position in the dirt, in the cold, and telling her “all right, hold on, I’m working on it, let me just get it up here, give me a second, sheesh!” If you read a woman’s romance novel, there is so much ink spilled on teasing, build up, this sex act, that sex act, the other sex act, that it’s basically unreadable if you are a guy. As a guy, you just wanna get your hot dog in her hot dog bun. But women want to do all KINDS of stuff. There’s a million things sexually these girls want to do. So why aren’t girls jumping at the chance to go to bed with every guy they meet? ✅ She needs to TRUST a guy first. Trust that she is safe with him. Trust that he will not judge her. Trust that it won’t affect her reputation. Many men aren’t good at building trust. Trust is KEY. ✅ She needs some degree of attraction to the guy. Not NEARLY as much as most guys think. She does NOT need to be wild with desire for you to sleep with you. It is even possible to sleep with women who really are not attracted to you at all, but who are just bored (and horny) and you did the moves right. (Or, bonus round, you just offered her an experience she has always fantasized about, so even if you are not her dream guy, she nevertheless says fine, let’s do it.) ✅ She needs to be aroused. You know the whole “women’s arousal is like a dimmer” thing… it’s accurate. You need to ramp her arousal up with touch, teasing, flirtation, innuendo, sex talk, etc. ✅ She needs to be ALONE with you. If she trusts you enough, you can get her alone with you. Once she’s alone with you, if there is trust there, and there’s arousal, and maybe a bit of attraction, you will get her clothes off. Yes… even if she is a ‘good’ girl. ‘Good’ girls did not manage to pass down their genes by hating sex (they are just a bit more selective about the men they have it with, is all. They need more TRUST!). Also: don’t be UNNERVED by female sexuality. Every girl has a tigress inside her waiting for the right guy to unleash it… a guy who makes her trust him, arouses her, gets her alone with him, and maybe creates some attraction with her. Women’s romance novels are ALL about this. Women’s romances in real life are as well. In fact, in real life, women often settle for far less ideal situations: men they don’t completely trust, aren’t that attracted to, are only partway aroused by, who get them alone somewhere. The better a job you can do approaching her sexual “Platonic ideal”, the more reliably you can bring out that sexual tigress lurking inside of EVERY woman (even the ‘good’ girls).

Girls Chase 🏃‍♀️💨

34,136 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

MK: i seriously find it a bummer that it’s over JN: ‘wind up’? MK: yeah. it’s been so long since i’ve watched a drama, and that feeling of it coming to an end is something i haven’t felt in a while. HC: the two of them must have been really busy back then MK: but seriously, watching it... didn’t you guys film all of that only in the dawn? JM: yes JS: it was very cold MK: anyway, i really want everyone to know that lee woojin and kwon taehee are actually lee jeno and na jaemin who worked incredibly hard to film this drama. and you guys did so well. i really enjoyed watching it. 👏🏻 please look forward to the wind up brothers a lot JS: ‘wind up brothers’ ㅋㅋㅋ JM: why is he... this hyung is way too into ‘wind up’ right now MK: no, it’s just, it was such a great... JN: are you perhaps the PR ambassador? MK: because i was looking forward to it JM: which part made your heart flutter the most? like, one that makes you go oh~ the most RJ: the kiss scene all: .....😀 RJ: the kiss scene MK: no, but seriously, i’m usually not like this. i watched it without any expectations, but anyway- JN: without expectations? MK: i mean, i watched it without thinking! like, “let’s just see how the kids did!” JM: ay~ ㅋㅋㅋ MK: i didn’t mean it in a bad way! i meant like, “let’s see how they did,” but the story ended up being way more interesting than i thought JN: “let’s see how they did” MK: anyway, when a drama ends and you’re immersed in it, you stop seeing the actors and start seeing the characters, right? but the fact that i’m seeing my own members with that kind of feeling... JN: did you cry? MK: i heard kwon taehee and lee woojin are going to release an album... JM: so do you feel like i’m about to disappear or something? JS: okay everyone, we seriously have to go now

MK: i seriously find it a bummer that it’s over JN: ‘wind up’? MK: yeah. it’s been so long since i’ve watched a drama, and that feeling of it coming to an end is something i haven’t felt in a while. HC: the two of them must have been really busy back then MK: but seriously, watching it... didn’t you guys film all of that only in the dawn? JM: yes JS: it was very cold MK: anyway, i really want everyone to know that lee woojin and kwon taehee are actually lee jeno and na jaemin who worked incredibly hard to film this drama. and you guys did so well. i really enjoyed watching it. 👏🏻 please look forward to the wind up brothers a lot JS: ‘wind up brothers’ ㅋㅋㅋ JM: why is he... this hyung is way too into ‘wind up’ right now MK: no, it’s just, it was such a great... JN: are you perhaps the PR ambassador? MK: because i was looking forward to it JM: which part made your heart flutter the most? like, one that makes you go oh~ the most RJ: the kiss scene all: .....😀 RJ: the kiss scene MK: no, but seriously, i’m usually not like this. i watched it without any expectations, but anyway- JN: without expectations? MK: i mean, i watched it without thinking! like, “let’s just see how the kids did!” JM: ay~ ㅋㅋㅋ MK: i didn’t mean it in a bad way! i meant like, “let’s see how they did,” but the story ended up being way more interesting than i thought JN: “let’s see how they did” MK: anyway, when a drama ends and you’re immersed in it, you stop seeing the actors and start seeing the characters, right? but the fact that i’m seeing my own members with that kind of feeling... JN: did you cry? MK: i heard kwon taehee and lee woojin are going to release an album... JM: so do you feel like i’m about to disappear or something? JS: okay everyone, we seriously have to go now

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498,985 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

I never really quite understood why some women would want to be surrounded by 'losers' that are powerless and worthless. It's one thing to play out a scene where these feelings are explored, it's another to seek these kinds of men to reign over. I am very selective with the energy I let into my field. Someone who doesn't bring any value is a huge liability. Value is not just money. Money is actually the simple baseline that gives the opportunity to request access. But no amount of money is worth being surrounded by someone who drains you energetically, doesn't respect your boundaries, makes you doubt your authority, tries to 'get' something from you by thinking they can just pay their way outside of your established perimeter of play. That ends up costing you more than you would make from such an exchange. Or someone who feels worthless and wants to pay you to validate that on the daily. Then these words become part of you daily speech. Or someone who thinks of themselves as trash... while asking you if you'd own them. Being the one standing tall on top of trash has no appeal to me. But dominating men with power, who know their value, well... that requires to recognize that in them in the first place. Which is where power exchange becomes really potent. Because we start from equal power, but different expressions of it. And we explore receiving, holding and keeping it, and on the other side relinquishing, surrendering, entrusting another with it. You can't relinquish something you don't have. Yet I believe we all have power. So recognizing this in the first place is where it all begins.

I never really quite understood why some women would want to be surrounded by 'losers' that are powerless and worthless. It's one thing to play out a scene where these feelings are explored, it's another to seek these kinds of men to reign over. I am very selective with the energy I let into my field. Someone who doesn't bring any value is a huge liability. Value is not just money. Money is actually the simple baseline that gives the opportunity to request access. But no amount of money is worth being surrounded by someone who drains you energetically, doesn't respect your boundaries, makes you doubt your authority, tries to 'get' something from you by thinking they can just pay their way outside of your established perimeter of play. That ends up costing you more than you would make from such an exchange. Or someone who feels worthless and wants to pay you to validate that on the daily. Then these words become part of you daily speech. Or someone who thinks of themselves as trash... while asking you if you'd own them. Being the one standing tall on top of trash has no appeal to me. But dominating men with power, who know their value, well... that requires to recognize that in them in the first place. Which is where power exchange becomes really potent. Because we start from equal power, but different expressions of it. And we explore receiving, holding and keeping it, and on the other side relinquishing, surrendering, entrusting another with it. You can't relinquish something you don't have. Yet I believe we all have power. So recognizing this in the first place is where it all begins.

Ms. Malissia

21,458 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Biological males dominate women's college volleyball game in Ontario South of the border, thanks to U.S. President Donald Trump taking office again, the war on wokeism has begun in earnest. Diversity, equity, and inclusion programs are being jettisoned at government departments and the military in favour of a meritocracy. Meanwhile, President Trump has declared that there are only two genders. Shockers! Such common sense statements make for a breath of fresh air. But alas, common sense would appear to be very uncommon in our great dominion. Indeed, in 2025, transanity – that intersection where transgenderism and insanity collide – continues unabated. Case in point, last Wednesday, the Toronto-based Centennial Colts visited Algonquin College in Barrie, Ont., to take on the Grizzlies in female varsity volleyball. Well, not entirely female. You see, the Colts still have a couple of players on the roster who are men that “identify” as women. That would be #13, Jaque Ronquillo, and #16, C.L. Viloria. Indeed, it was déjà vu all over for us. That’s because last year we took in a series of games between the Colts and the Seneca Sting. The Sting boasted three men on its roster. That’s right, there was a total of FIVE men on the court that night who were pretending to be women! For those keeping score at home, Seneca won the series. The Colts were literally outmanned on this night… But in Barrie, it was the Colts who swept the Grizzlies on this night. Alas, all of Algonquin’s players are female. They didn’t have a chance, and so it was that the Grizzlies further fell in the overall standings with a record of two wins and 15 losses. The games were hard to watch at times. Centennial’s Ronquillo and Viloria were clearly the dominant players on the court – especially when it came to spiking the ball. If anything, it made for a textbook lesson in Biology 101. Still, cheating is one thing. But the inclusion of men is also a safety issue. Viloria has reportedly attacked the ball with such heavy force that in previous games female opponents have endured concussions. But hey… diversity. It’s disgraceful. But when it comes to the woke Ontario College Athletic Association, the OCAA is perfectly fine with men who identify as women. It’s a celebration of inclusiveness or something … even though women’s sports are being destroyed in front of our eyes. After the match, Rebel News wanted to interview the gender-bender grifters as well as the real female players. But get this: we were continually harassed and our cameras were blocked. And this was being done by Georgian College staffers! Apparently, they too think that radical transgenderism is a good thing – even when their own female athletes are getting slaughtered on the court! Predictably, for the crime of asking insensitive questions, we were frog-marched off the premises by security guards. The free press was censored as Ronquillo and Viloria showered in the female changeroom! Maybe we should’ve called the cops regarding this perversion on campus? But really, in Justin Trudeau’s Canada, what’s the point? It's all so sad, really. The motto of the Algonquin Grizzlies is “Own the den.” But on this night, the den was surrendered to male invaders. And speaking of bruins, just where the hell is Mama and Papa Bear? Why are the parents sitting in the stands and casually watching such a grotesque spectacle? Why are they perfectly ok with seeing their daughters brutalized in such a fashion? In the final analysis, this transanity garbage ends tomorrow if the female players en masse refuse to play. But for some reason, they refuse to reclaim their sport. Why? Are they so indoctrinated that they actually subscribe to the falsehood that “transwomen are real women”? Are they afraid of being labeled as “transphobes”? It’s baffling. Rebel News will continue to expose transanity on the courts, in the playing fields, and in the swimming pools. But that’s all we can do: chronicle this disgusting trend. When it comes to actual tangible change, this is in the hands of the real female athletes. Unless, that is, they are perfectly fine with male losers who can’t make the men’s team – and instead, poach positions on the women’s team that rightfully belong to real women. REPORT by David Menzies:

Biological males dominate women's college volleyball game in Ontario South of the border, thanks to U.S. President Donald Trump taking office again, the war on wokeism has begun in earnest. Diversity, equity, and inclusion programs are being jettisoned at government departments and the military in favour of a meritocracy. Meanwhile, President Trump has declared that there are only two genders. Shockers! Such common sense statements make for a breath of fresh air. But alas, common sense would appear to be very uncommon in our great dominion. Indeed, in 2025, transanity – that intersection where transgenderism and insanity collide – continues unabated. Case in point, last Wednesday, the Toronto-based Centennial Colts visited Algonquin College in Barrie, Ont., to take on the Grizzlies in female varsity volleyball. Well, not entirely female. You see, the Colts still have a couple of players on the roster who are men that “identify” as women. That would be #13, Jaque Ronquillo, and #16, C.L. Viloria. Indeed, it was déjà vu all over for us. That’s because last year we took in a series of games between the Colts and the Seneca Sting. The Sting boasted three men on its roster. That’s right, there was a total of FIVE men on the court that night who were pretending to be women! For those keeping score at home, Seneca won the series. The Colts were literally outmanned on this night… But in Barrie, it was the Colts who swept the Grizzlies on this night. Alas, all of Algonquin’s players are female. They didn’t have a chance, and so it was that the Grizzlies further fell in the overall standings with a record of two wins and 15 losses. The games were hard to watch at times. Centennial’s Ronquillo and Viloria were clearly the dominant players on the court – especially when it came to spiking the ball. If anything, it made for a textbook lesson in Biology 101. Still, cheating is one thing. But the inclusion of men is also a safety issue. Viloria has reportedly attacked the ball with such heavy force that in previous games female opponents have endured concussions. But hey… diversity. It’s disgraceful. But when it comes to the woke Ontario College Athletic Association, the OCAA is perfectly fine with men who identify as women. It’s a celebration of inclusiveness or something … even though women’s sports are being destroyed in front of our eyes. After the match, Rebel News wanted to interview the gender-bender grifters as well as the real female players. But get this: we were continually harassed and our cameras were blocked. And this was being done by Georgian College staffers! Apparently, they too think that radical transgenderism is a good thing – even when their own female athletes are getting slaughtered on the court! Predictably, for the crime of asking insensitive questions, we were frog-marched off the premises by security guards. The free press was censored as Ronquillo and Viloria showered in the female changeroom! Maybe we should’ve called the cops regarding this perversion on campus? But really, in Justin Trudeau’s Canada, what’s the point? It's all so sad, really. The motto of the Algonquin Grizzlies is “Own the den.” But on this night, the den was surrendered to male invaders. And speaking of bruins, just where the hell is Mama and Papa Bear? Why are the parents sitting in the stands and casually watching such a grotesque spectacle? Why are they perfectly ok with seeing their daughters brutalized in such a fashion? In the final analysis, this transanity garbage ends tomorrow if the female players en masse refuse to play. But for some reason, they refuse to reclaim their sport. Why? Are they so indoctrinated that they actually subscribe to the falsehood that “transwomen are real women”? Are they afraid of being labeled as “transphobes”? It’s baffling. Rebel News will continue to expose transanity on the courts, in the playing fields, and in the swimming pools. But that’s all we can do: chronicle this disgusting trend. When it comes to actual tangible change, this is in the hands of the real female athletes. Unless, that is, they are perfectly fine with male losers who can’t make the men’s team – and instead, poach positions on the women’s team that rightfully belong to real women. REPORT by David Menzies:

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Richard Heart is doing a new "Sacrifice phase" for yet another project called "MrProve". In 2021, I made this video showing how RH sneakily acquired 90+% of the PulseChain token supply during the very last moments of its sacrifice. 👉 HE WILL DO THIS AGAIN. 👈 To back this up, just a week ago, Richard laundered hundreds of millions of dollars worth of ETH from his last sacrifice phase (PulseChain & PulseX) through Tornado Cash, thereby anonymizing the funds. A week later, he announced this new project. What I am fairly certain he'll do next: Richard will "contribute" these laundered funds back to himself through his next "sacrifice phase", giving the illusion that the new project fundraise is "exceptionally successful" and "in demand" (when really it's mostly just his own money), trying to entice new money to chase in after such "success". As a side note, Richard heart stated he believes this new sacrifice phase will pump his existing core coins ( $PLS, $PLSX, $HEX ), based on a short exchange with Corey Costa’s Crypto Coins in which Richard said "do me a favor and check the chart what happend the last couple times [he did a sacrifice]". (Richard Heart deleted his response afterward, but you can see a screenshot of it in my reply, below) It actually could be the case that this new sacrifice phase does pump his existing tokens, if either: 1. RH adds some *multiplier benefit* to the sacrificing of HEX, PLS and PLSX during the new sacrific phase (thereby encouraging these coins to be burned), or 2. RH buys his own core coins (PLS, PLSX and HEX) and then sacrifices those in the new sacrifice phase. I think he will do one, or maybe both, of the above things. Personally, Richard's token ecosystem is getting a bit messy and I sure as heck won't be participating in this new sacrifice phase. But I do hope he ends up pumping some value for his existing token holders because, thus far, pretty much everyone has been in a loss from the prior sacrifices. Time will tell if RH is only here to enrich himself or if he truly cares about achieving glory through enriching others as he proclaimed so loudly before.

Richard Heart is doing a new "Sacrifice phase" for yet another project called "MrProve". In 2021, I made this video showing how RH sneakily acquired 90+% of the PulseChain token supply during the very last moments of its sacrifice. 👉 HE WILL DO THIS AGAIN. 👈 To back this up, just a week ago, Richard laundered hundreds of millions of dollars worth of ETH from his last sacrifice phase (PulseChain & PulseX) through Tornado Cash, thereby anonymizing the funds. A week later, he announced this new project. What I am fairly certain he'll do next: Richard will "contribute" these laundered funds back to himself through his next "sacrifice phase", giving the illusion that the new project fundraise is "exceptionally successful" and "in demand" (when really it's mostly just his own money), trying to entice new money to chase in after such "success". As a side note, Richard heart stated he believes this new sacrifice phase will pump his existing core coins ( $PLS, $PLSX, $HEX ), based on a short exchange with Corey Costa’s Crypto Coins in which Richard said "do me a favor and check the chart what happend the last couple times [he did a sacrifice]". (Richard Heart deleted his response afterward, but you can see a screenshot of it in my reply, below) It actually could be the case that this new sacrifice phase does pump his existing tokens, if either: 1. RH adds some multiplier benefit to the sacrificing of HEX, PLS and PLSX during the new sacrific phase (thereby encouraging these coins to be burned), or 2. RH buys his own core coins (PLS, PLSX and HEX) and then sacrifices those in the new sacrifice phase. I think he will do one, or maybe both, of the above things. Personally, Richard's token ecosystem is getting a bit messy and I sure as heck won't be participating in this new sacrifice phase. But I do hope he ends up pumping some value for his existing token holders because, thus far, pretty much everyone has been in a loss from the prior sacrifices. Time will tell if RH is only here to enrich himself or if he truly cares about achieving glory through enriching others as he proclaimed so loudly before.

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64,201 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

Pragmata Review | No spoilers That is it for me. I played more than 30 hours of Pragmata and I am really happy that not only we finally got this game after so many delays and in a time where cancellations are common, but also that it turned out to be a very solid and enjoyable experience. Visually it is beautiful, and gameplay wise it works well for the length it has. It is not a long game, which I personally prefer, and I hope we see more titles like this instead of games trying to be longer just for the sake of it. I would not call it short like some people did, but I think it is exactly as long as it needs to be. Story wise, it is my favorite of the year so far. Seeing this kind of father and daughter dynamic again made me want to play more games with similar themes. I did almost everything in the game and I absolutely recommend it. If you are unsure about the length, maybe wait for a sale, but quality wise it deserves to be up there. I am not someone who rushes, so it took me longer because I admire the environments, take screenshots, record videos, and try to find collectibles without guides. For someone who just plays straight through, I think it would take around 12 to 15 hours, maybe a bit more or less. This is the kind of experience I want to see more often in the gaming space. I liked the combat and I think the enemy variety is fine for the length. If the game was longer without adding new enemy types, it would probably feel repetitive, but for what it is, it works. My biggest concern before playing was the combination of Hugh’s shooting and Diana’s hacking. If it was too complicated, it would be annoying, and if it was too simple, it would be boring. Thankfully, it ended up being exactly right. My only real complaint is that you need to return to the base to restock items, and when you die, the game sends you back there instead of placing you right before the area or at the last travel point you unlocked. It is not a huge issue, but it breaks the flow a bit. Diana is very cute and does her part extremely well, and Hugh is a character that is hard not to like. They both nail the dad simulator vibe. The voice acting is great, especially for Diana. Capcom delivered a unique and impressive new IP, which is always welcome in an industry where big publishers mostly rely on established franchises instead of taking risks. Whether we get more entries in the future is up to them, but it is also up to us to support games like this if we want more of them. On PC the game runs very well. The only thing that felt a bit underwhelming to me is the ray tracing when you use it on its own without path tracing. In some areas it does not add much, similar to what I noticed in Resident Evil Requiem. It makes me think it is either something with the RE Engine or simply that Capcom does not push ray tracing that far and focuses more on path tracing instead. Path tracing looks incredible, but of course it comes with a heavy performance cost. Something that impressed me throughout the entire playthrough is how consistent the game feels from start to finish. There is no point where it suddenly drops in quality or feels rushed. Every area has its own atmosphere, the pacing stays steady, and the game never tries to drag itself out longer than needed. It is rare to play something that stays this steady all the way through, and that alone made the whole experience even more enjoyable for me. I hope we get a DLC or a sequel one day, but even if this stays a one off, I am happy with what we got. Rating: 9/10

Pragmata Review | No spoilers That is it for me. I played more than 30 hours of Pragmata and I am really happy that not only we finally got this game after so many delays and in a time where cancellations are common, but also that it turned out to be a very solid and enjoyable experience. Visually it is beautiful, and gameplay wise it works well for the length it has. It is not a long game, which I personally prefer, and I hope we see more titles like this instead of games trying to be longer just for the sake of it. I would not call it short like some people did, but I think it is exactly as long as it needs to be. Story wise, it is my favorite of the year so far. Seeing this kind of father and daughter dynamic again made me want to play more games with similar themes. I did almost everything in the game and I absolutely recommend it. If you are unsure about the length, maybe wait for a sale, but quality wise it deserves to be up there. I am not someone who rushes, so it took me longer because I admire the environments, take screenshots, record videos, and try to find collectibles without guides. For someone who just plays straight through, I think it would take around 12 to 15 hours, maybe a bit more or less. This is the kind of experience I want to see more often in the gaming space. I liked the combat and I think the enemy variety is fine for the length. If the game was longer without adding new enemy types, it would probably feel repetitive, but for what it is, it works. My biggest concern before playing was the combination of Hugh’s shooting and Diana’s hacking. If it was too complicated, it would be annoying, and if it was too simple, it would be boring. Thankfully, it ended up being exactly right. My only real complaint is that you need to return to the base to restock items, and when you die, the game sends you back there instead of placing you right before the area or at the last travel point you unlocked. It is not a huge issue, but it breaks the flow a bit. Diana is very cute and does her part extremely well, and Hugh is a character that is hard not to like. They both nail the dad simulator vibe. The voice acting is great, especially for Diana. Capcom delivered a unique and impressive new IP, which is always welcome in an industry where big publishers mostly rely on established franchises instead of taking risks. Whether we get more entries in the future is up to them, but it is also up to us to support games like this if we want more of them. On PC the game runs very well. The only thing that felt a bit underwhelming to me is the ray tracing when you use it on its own without path tracing. In some areas it does not add much, similar to what I noticed in Resident Evil Requiem. It makes me think it is either something with the RE Engine or simply that Capcom does not push ray tracing that far and focuses more on path tracing instead. Path tracing looks incredible, but of course it comes with a heavy performance cost. Something that impressed me throughout the entire playthrough is how consistent the game feels from start to finish. There is no point where it suddenly drops in quality or feels rushed. Every area has its own atmosphere, the pacing stays steady, and the game never tries to drag itself out longer than needed. It is rare to play something that stays this steady all the way through, and that alone made the whole experience even more enjoyable for me. I hope we get a DLC or a sequel one day, but even if this stays a one off, I am happy with what we got. Rating: 9/10

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32,822 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce