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Ms. Malissia

13,953 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Angela White says calling yourself a "porn star" is cringe and compares adult performers to PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES. "I am in awe of them, but getting back to the porn star thing, I wouldn't even call myself a porn star. Like, that's cringy." "No, but you can call me that if you want. But if I'm like, I'm a porn star, like, it's just, you know, I'm a porn performer." "And calling yourself a star is kinda cringy, yeah." "It's a bit... I mean, you're a performer, it's not your I mean, this is kind of, this is your profession, right? So maybe you feel uncomfortable because really, like, this is your profession... I'm a porn hobbyist." "Yeah, there you go." "That really is how I feel too. It's like, I just pop in, I do a little bit of this, but it's just a very side thing." "Okay, you're an occasional porn performer, right?" "Yeah. Yeah, I am in awe of the performances that the males do on camera. Yeah, they're I mean, the females as well. We're all sexual athletes, really." "Athletes, huh? It feels like that every time you shoot or just some of the time?" "When I'm doing more, I don't like to call it extreme, but like when I'm doing acts that are more physically intensive, you are training for those acts, you're stretching like any kind of athlete would, you're preparing. I mean, we have to prepare our bodies day in, day out for the physical work that we do. We have to eat right, we have to be going to the gym, we have to keep our body in like a peak physical condition when we're doing anal or double anal or gangbangs, we're literally having to prepare our muscles for that intake......."
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Angela White says calling yourself a "porn star" is cringe and compares adult performers to PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES. "I am in awe of them, but getting back to the porn star thing, I wouldn't even call myself a porn star. Like, that's cringy." "No, but you can call me that if you want. But if I'm like, I'm a porn star, like, it's just, you know, I'm a porn performer." "And calling yourself a star is kinda cringy, yeah." "It's a bit... I mean, you're a performer, it's not your I mean, this is kind of, this is your profession, right? So maybe you feel uncomfortable because really, like, this is your profession... I'm a porn hobbyist." "Yeah, there you go." "That really is how I feel too. It's like, I just pop in, I do a little bit of this, but it's just a very side thing." "Okay, you're an occasional porn performer, right?" "Yeah. Yeah, I am in awe of the performances that the males do on camera. Yeah, they're I mean, the females as well. We're all sexual athletes, really." "Athletes, huh? It feels like that every time you shoot or just some of the time?" "When I'm doing more, I don't like to call it extreme, but like when I'm doing acts that are more physically intensive, you are training for those acts, you're stretching like any kind of athlete would, you're preparing. I mean, we have to prepare our bodies day in, day out for the physical work that we do. We have to eat right, we have to be going to the gym, we have to keep our body in like a peak physical condition when we're doing anal or double anal or gangbangs, we're literally having to prepare our muscles for that intake......."

Dunmola♋

48,614 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Jake Oettinger evaluates his 2025-26 season stating, “I don’t feel like I accomplished any of my goals”. “I want to win a Stanley Cup. I want to win the Vezina trophy, and I want to be a starting goal for team USA at the Olympics. And none of those three things happen. So I think it's important to set big goals for yourself. And obviously those are three really hard things to do, but I think I can do it. And I think when I look back at the season, I think I'm proud of the regular season I had, I think any time you go 35 and 13 year, I would take that the rest of my career, if I could. So I'm proud of the regular season I had, obviously had games I didn't like, as everyone does throughout the course of the year, but I think for the majority of it, I helped the team win and made a difference. Bu I think like there's another level that I can get to, and I have a lot of things I need to look at that I need to change and get better at if I want to achieve those goals and help this team win. I think what excites me about is that I know I can do it. I'm not asking myself something that I can't do, or people don't think I can do around me that support me and help me. So luckily for me, I have unreal coaches and great family that all wants to help me do that. They believe that I can do it.”
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Jake Oettinger evaluates his 2025-26 season stating, “I don’t feel like I accomplished any of my goals”. “I want to win a Stanley Cup. I want to win the Vezina trophy, and I want to be a starting goal for team USA at the Olympics. And none of those three things happen. So I think it's important to set big goals for yourself. And obviously those are three really hard things to do, but I think I can do it. And I think when I look back at the season, I think I'm proud of the regular season I had, I think any time you go 35 and 13 year, I would take that the rest of my career, if I could. So I'm proud of the regular season I had, obviously had games I didn't like, as everyone does throughout the course of the year, but I think for the majority of it, I helped the team win and made a difference. Bu I think like there's another level that I can get to, and I have a lot of things I need to look at that I need to change and get better at if I want to achieve those goals and help this team win. I think what excites me about is that I know I can do it. I'm not asking myself something that I can't do, or people don't think I can do around me that support me and help me. So luckily for me, I have unreal coaches and great family that all wants to help me do that. They believe that I can do it.”

Abby Jones

46,631 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Occupation under international law has to be the occupation of another state's territory. There is no state that's being occupied—in this case by Israel—because the Palestinians have, on six different occasions, been offered a state of their own, and in each case have rejected the state. Every poll that's ever been conducted and every political settlement that's ever been broken—from 1936, 1947, and 1967 after Khartoum, to Oslo in 1993 and the offers in 2000 and 2008—show that the Palestinians do not want a second state. They want one state from the river to the sea, a fully Arab state with no Jews on it. This is the analogy I like to make: You go to the store and they tell you that a pair of jeans is a hundred bucks. And you say, "Okay, I'll, gonna pay a hundred bucks." Then a guy next to you in line comes, he returns a shirt that was worth 50 bucks. He wants to buy the same pair of jeans. How much does he have to pay? He only has to pay 50 bucks. He gave back a shirt that was worth 50 bucks. The pants were a hundred bucks, he only has to pay 50 bucks. Now, if you say to the store owner, "Hey, I don't want to give you anything of value, not the shirt, not the money, but now I want the jeans," no business person in the world would accept that claim. You can't say, "I take the jeans, I give you no money." That's not how business transactions work. It's not how the law of contracts work. But that's exactly what the claim of occupation does in this case. The Palestinians rejected the state that was offered to them, insist on calling themselves a state, and then claim that Israel is occupying their territory. But here's the problem: There is an international law test for the creation of legitimate nation states. There are over 7,000 ethnic groups in the world that archeologists and anthropologists and linguists have pieced together. The vast majority, over 98%, don't have a state of their own. So who gets to have a state? There are only 193 states in the world. These are nation states that meet these four elements from a conference in Montevideo in 1933. The four elements are: 1. Do you have a defined population? 2. Do you have defined borders? 3. Do you have a single effective government? 4. Do you have the capacity for conducting international relations? Israel has unquestionably met all four elements every single day since its founding. The supposed state of Palestine, which people now claim is more legitimate than the Jewish state, indisputably fails at least two of those four elements.
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Occupation under international law has to be the occupation of another state's territory. There is no state that's being occupied—in this case by Israel—because the Palestinians have, on six different occasions, been offered a state of their own, and in each case have rejected the state. Every poll that's ever been conducted and every political settlement that's ever been broken—from 1936, 1947, and 1967 after Khartoum, to Oslo in 1993 and the offers in 2000 and 2008—show that the Palestinians do not want a second state. They want one state from the river to the sea, a fully Arab state with no Jews on it. This is the analogy I like to make: You go to the store and they tell you that a pair of jeans is a hundred bucks. And you say, "Okay, I'll, gonna pay a hundred bucks." Then a guy next to you in line comes, he returns a shirt that was worth 50 bucks. He wants to buy the same pair of jeans. How much does he have to pay? He only has to pay 50 bucks. He gave back a shirt that was worth 50 bucks. The pants were a hundred bucks, he only has to pay 50 bucks. Now, if you say to the store owner, "Hey, I don't want to give you anything of value, not the shirt, not the money, but now I want the jeans," no business person in the world would accept that claim. You can't say, "I take the jeans, I give you no money." That's not how business transactions work. It's not how the law of contracts work. But that's exactly what the claim of occupation does in this case. The Palestinians rejected the state that was offered to them, insist on calling themselves a state, and then claim that Israel is occupying their territory. But here's the problem: There is an international law test for the creation of legitimate nation states. There are over 7,000 ethnic groups in the world that archeologists and anthropologists and linguists have pieced together. The vast majority, over 98%, don't have a state of their own. So who gets to have a state? There are only 193 states in the world. These are nation states that meet these four elements from a conference in Montevideo in 1933. The four elements are: 1. Do you have a defined population? 2. Do you have defined borders? 3. Do you have a single effective government? 4. Do you have the capacity for conducting international relations? Israel has unquestionably met all four elements every single day since its founding. The supposed state of Palestine, which people now claim is more legitimate than the Jewish state, indisputably fails at least two of those four elements.

Roy K. Altman

183,351 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

A woman said she was afraid to post on social media because she was worried people would judge her. In response, as if to say, “Who cares?” His point in general : stop being afraid of what other people think. Are you really going to let the fear of getting only five likes or someone making fun of you stop you from sharing something meaningful? The truth is, people judge everyone. Some people are beautiful, some are intelligent, and some have a lot of money or funny—but none of that makes them more important than you. No one is so special that their opinion should determine how you live your life. People will always have opinions about you, no matter what you do. If you spend your life trying to satisfy everyone or worrying about how others judge you, you’ll never be truly happy. Share the posts you want to share. Tell your story. You can’t control what other people think. By posting authentically, you might inspire others and make a positive difference in ways you’ll never even know. #DemetÖzdemir
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A woman said she was afraid to post on social media because she was worried people would judge her. In response, as if to say, “Who cares?” His point in general : stop being afraid of what other people think. Are you really going to let the fear of getting only five likes or someone making fun of you stop you from sharing something meaningful? The truth is, people judge everyone. Some people are beautiful, some are intelligent, and some have a lot of money or funny—but none of that makes them more important than you. No one is so special that their opinion should determine how you live your life. People will always have opinions about you, no matter what you do. If you spend your life trying to satisfy everyone or worrying about how others judge you, you’ll never be truly happy. Share the posts you want to share. Tell your story. You can’t control what other people think. By posting authentically, you might inspire others and make a positive difference in ways you’ll never even know. #DemetÖzdemir

aya 🤍𝓒𝓮𝓻𝓮𝓷

27,919 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

hiring people to look successful is one of the fastest ways to go broke. a few years ago i was burning over $10k a month on a team i'd just accumulated over the years. "this guy's got 8 kids, keep him on." "i like his attitude, keep this guy on." barely used half of them. no ROI. just cash leaving every month so i could feel like a CEO. here's what i learned: 1) money is energy you transfer to get a return. every dollar out should bring something back. if it doesn't, you're not building a team, you're funding your own ego. 2) you don't need a massive team anymore. with AI and the tools we have now, a lean crew of a few sharp people outpaces corporations with hundreds of employees. 3) only hire for a specific bottleneck. the thing you bang your head against or waste hours on. for me it was video editing. i'm good at it but it drains me. so i hired it out. that frees you to do the one thing only you can do. 4) find the single activity that grows the business if you do more of it. your job for the next 12-18 months is to do that one thing 99% of the time and hand everything else off. stop hiring to look big. start hiring to remove what's slowing you down.
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hiring people to look successful is one of the fastest ways to go broke. a few years ago i was burning over $10k a month on a team i'd just accumulated over the years. "this guy's got 8 kids, keep him on." "i like his attitude, keep this guy on." barely used half of them. no ROI. just cash leaving every month so i could feel like a CEO. here's what i learned: 1) money is energy you transfer to get a return. every dollar out should bring something back. if it doesn't, you're not building a team, you're funding your own ego. 2) you don't need a massive team anymore. with AI and the tools we have now, a lean crew of a few sharp people outpaces corporations with hundreds of employees. 3) only hire for a specific bottleneck. the thing you bang your head against or waste hours on. for me it was video editing. i'm good at it but it drains me. so i hired it out. that frees you to do the one thing only you can do. 4) find the single activity that grows the business if you do more of it. your job for the next 12-18 months is to do that one thing 99% of the time and hand everything else off. stop hiring to look big. start hiring to remove what's slowing you down.

Dylan Madden

11,064 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Husnain asif, Some people have never been punched in the face and it shows… You want this woman to leave the US?! She is a citizen , who even let your ugly mug in this country, your “content” is harassing Kids, the homeless and women?! I’d love to teach you a lesson in humility, We’ll glove up and do it the legal way, I’ll give you any handicap you want, I won’t use one arm or leg. Are you man enough to take me up on that? Probably not, Cowards like you only seek weaker victims. So If you think of blocking and ducking me like the other rat, I get it - didn’t think much of you anyway, but at least think twice before next time you do something stupid like that again, because if someone like me happens to be around and see it, it could become a painful day.
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Husnain asif, Some people have never been punched in the face and it shows… You want this woman to leave the US?! She is a citizen , who even let your ugly mug in this country, your “content” is harassing Kids, the homeless and women?! I’d love to teach you a lesson in humility, We’ll glove up and do it the legal way, I’ll give you any handicap you want, I won’t use one arm or leg. Are you man enough to take me up on that? Probably not, Cowards like you only seek weaker victims. So If you think of blocking and ducking me like the other rat, I get it - didn’t think much of you anyway, but at least think twice before next time you do something stupid like that again, because if someone like me happens to be around and see it, it could become a painful day.

Natan Levy ✡︎

43,926 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

I’m the only U.S. Senate candidate in the country that talks like this. I won’t take money from AIPAC. I won’t take money from The Muslim Brotherhood. I don’t have the support of corporate elites, big banks or any other lobbies and special interest groups. I’m America 1st and I’m proud of it. Even more, I don’t talk in soundbites so I can’t be controlled or co-opted. My naked photos are beautiful so I can’t be blackmailed. I talk straight up like a real person, not a politician because I’m not a politician. I’m not a puppet or pawn and I’m certainly not a sellout. Maybe you don’t like me putting the onus back on citizens… but if that’s the case, you’ve bought in the very mentality that’s crushing this nation. We The People have the power, but only if we care and only if we use it to participate in the process. Secure the election, get rid of the machines, so the will of the people can shine through the corruption. In this country we have both a crisis of leadership and a failure of citizenship. Another reason you probably don’t know me is because I refuse to pander for political expedience. Let’s forget all the party theater of Democrat or Republican and just discuss the actual politics. I hold the duty of American citizenship higher than party. Therefore I never blame anyone or anything, to a point where it abnegates the power and responsibility that “We The People” have to maintain our freedom. This is the belly of the beast here in Minnesota, I’m not sure a lot of people here even truly understand how bad they’re being scammed, much less have that the desire or will to change it. Do they even care? Or is it all about party? Pray for our state and share this important message. Thank you for your help! As this grows, watch for the fake scandals. P.S. When I say our politicians let in 15 million “citizens”, they are citizens, just not citizens of this country. They need to go back. It is so strange to me that anybody would believe we should be the only country in the world with an open border. I meanly truly perplexing to wrap my head around. It’s not just suicidal empathy, it’s a mental impairment. Full Interview: Royce White for U.S. Senate MN 2026 America 1st, Just Right™️
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I’m the only U.S. Senate candidate in the country that talks like this. I won’t take money from AIPAC. I won’t take money from The Muslim Brotherhood. I don’t have the support of corporate elites, big banks or any other lobbies and special interest groups. I’m America 1st and I’m proud of it. Even more, I don’t talk in soundbites so I can’t be controlled or co-opted. My naked photos are beautiful so I can’t be blackmailed. I talk straight up like a real person, not a politician because I’m not a politician. I’m not a puppet or pawn and I’m certainly not a sellout. Maybe you don’t like me putting the onus back on citizens… but if that’s the case, you’ve bought in the very mentality that’s crushing this nation. We The People have the power, but only if we care and only if we use it to participate in the process. Secure the election, get rid of the machines, so the will of the people can shine through the corruption. In this country we have both a crisis of leadership and a failure of citizenship. Another reason you probably don’t know me is because I refuse to pander for political expedience. Let’s forget all the party theater of Democrat or Republican and just discuss the actual politics. I hold the duty of American citizenship higher than party. Therefore I never blame anyone or anything, to a point where it abnegates the power and responsibility that “We The People” have to maintain our freedom. This is the belly of the beast here in Minnesota, I’m not sure a lot of people here even truly understand how bad they’re being scammed, much less have that the desire or will to change it. Do they even care? Or is it all about party? Pray for our state and share this important message. Thank you for your help! As this grows, watch for the fake scandals. P.S. When I say our politicians let in 15 million “citizens”, they are citizens, just not citizens of this country. They need to go back. It is so strange to me that anybody would believe we should be the only country in the world with an open border. I meanly truly perplexing to wrap my head around. It’s not just suicidal empathy, it’s a mental impairment. Full Interview: Royce White for U.S. Senate MN 2026 America 1st, Just Right™️

Royce White 🇺🇸

143,904 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten