HIS SHOE LAST

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He finally found his shoe last. Now it was gonna know firsthand what meant dealing with him, his stuborness and his bad temper. It was gonna try its own medicine.

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Jennifer Lawrence in Red Sparrow.

I’M VERY OUTRAGED

It’s curious how people react with indignation to certain provocations while maintaining a complicit silence in the face of far greater issues. They get outraged over something that challenges their superficial values but ignore the injustices or inequalities right in front of them.

On social media, this hypocrisy is amplified. Everyone gets outraged, they scream and shout, but rarely do these emotions translate into action. Perhaps this exaggerated indignation is a way to compensate for the lack of real-life commitment, as if shouting louder online could hide the inertia of doing nothing when it truly matters.

Provocation, when used well, doesn’t aim to merely annoy but to force reflection, break the comfort of indifference, and challenge the status quo. It’s a reminder that sometimes the real problem isn’t what provokes us, but what we choose to ignore while filling our lives with superficial outrage that remains nothing more than empty words.

What defines us more as a society: what outrages us or what we let slide without questioning? Our online reactions or what we do—or fail to do—off the screen?



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Even if the traffic light is green, always look both ways. Even look up. You never know.

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THEY CONTROL OUR LIVES, OUR PLANET, OUR FUTURE

For decades, conspiracy theories have suggested that the true power on our planet might not be human. According to these ideas, the global elites controlling governments, corporations, and the world’s economic system are, in fact, alien entities disguised as humans.

Supporters of this hypothesis claim that these creatures have goals far beyond what we can imagine. Some believe they are here to exploit our natural resources quietly and systematically, using humanity as a disposable tool. Others think we are part of a cosmic experiment—a massive social laboratory where extraterrestrials study our reactions, conflicts, and technological evolution. There are even those who suggest that our civilization is nothing more than entertainment for these superior intelligences, as if we were an intergalactic reality show.

Among the most widespread theories are those claiming that these aliens can use our bodies to blend in with us, manipulating politics and the economy from the shadows. It’s often said that these entities hold key positions of power globally and may even use advanced technology to influence our collective decisions, keeping us distracted with conflicts and entertainment.

These ideas aren’t new; from ancient myths of gods walking among men to modern tales of abductions and extraterrestrial contacts, there has always been a fascination with the possibility that we are not alone at the top of the evolutionary pyramid. What has changed is the focus: while ancient stories spoke of gods and demigods, today’s theorists point to beings that are more technological than divine, with capabilities that challenge our scientific understanding.

Do we truly know those who govern us? Is it possible that something bigger is operating behind the scenes? And what if we are just a small part of a plan we cannot comprehend?



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Today’s slow-motion highlight.

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WHEN YOU VALUE EXPERIENCE OVER SMOOTH SKIN

In every friend group, there’s someone who’s drawn to older women, often because they’re captivated by their experience, confidence, and that nurturing energy they exude. Older women radiate a sense of security and wisdom that feels both comforting and magnetic—a mix of admiration and attraction.

For some, it’s not about age but about the presence these women carry. They know what they want, avoid playing games, and that clarity is incredibly appealing. So, when someone in your group gravitates toward an older woman, it’s no surprise. It’s about appreciating the kind of experience that only time and life’s twists and turns can offer.

She could be your mother grandma.



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Today’s slow-motion moment.

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VANDALIZE DARWIN'S TOMB

I recognize that the planet is changing and that human activity has had a significant impact in certain areas, such as habitat loss and species extinction—consequences of relentless expansion. However, I believe climate change has become a global pretext to manipulate the masses and justify a social and economic shift that benefits certain elites and economic powers, especially in Europe.

The climate narrative, partly based on real issues, is designed to generate social consensus and promote a new economic model that favors large renewable energy and electric corporations. Europe, as a major driver of this transition, seeks to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels from regions like the Middle East or Russia.

I don’t think politicians or elites are genuinely interested in saving the planet; their real focus is on consolidating power, money, and influence. This is all part of a strategic agenda that uses climate change as a tool to restructure the economy and exert greater social control. It’s a well-orchestrated charade that exaggerates or manipulates the issue to shape society according to their interests.



I don’t deny that the planet is changing or that real environmental problems exist—it’s been changing since the beginning of time—but I’m convinced that this narrative is primarily used to benefit a select few and steer us toward a shift that has less to do with saving the world and more to do with keeping power in the hands of those who already have it.

And then there are the useful idiots—the perfect pawns of a much larger scheme they don’t even understand. They believe they’re changing the world while being exploited by those who truly profit from all of this. They’re always ready to "save the planet" with their gestures and actions that, far from contributing anything, are merely attention-seeking. They’re convinced that vandalizing or disrupting people’s daily lives makes them heroes.

A perfect example: two elderly women vandalizing Charles Darwin’s tomb. Nothing like destroying the legacy of a scientist who dedicated his life to understanding nature. And they get away with it, with no security stepping in to stop them.



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IT’S ALL FUN AND GAMES UNTIL EQUALITY WALKS INTO THE ROOM

A South Korean video is making waves on social media, and not just because of its peculiar challenge. In what seems to be a contest between boys and girls, the rules are simple: nail the famous bottle flip challenge. Whoever succeeds first earns the “privilege” of smacking the other on the head with a saucepan—straight to the skull, like something out of an over-the-top comic.
The first winner is the girl, who delivers such a solid blow that the metal pan gets visibly dented. Her face radiates unmistakable satisfaction. The guy, dazed but determined, keeps trying until he finally gets his turn. And here’s the twist: he hits back so hard the girl ends up on the floor.

The entire room freezes. Their stunned faces say it all, and the game’s organizer wears an expression of disbelief and horror. The tension in the air is thick, as if everyone suddenly realized: “What on earth did we just witness?”

The video, while absurdly entertaining, reveals something much deeper: the hypocrisy surrounding gender equality in situations like this. If the guy hits hard, it’s violence. If the girl does, it’s humor. But when the playing field is leveled, reactions change, and collective discomfort sets in.

Are we truly ready for genuine equality? Because, apparently, equality stops being funny when it starts to hurt.



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Feeling hungry?

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POMPOIR PRO LEVEL

Pompoir, also known as "the art of the kiss," is a traditional practice rooted in Southeast Asian and Indian cultures. Its main focus is to develop advanced control of the pelvic floor muscles, allowing for deliberate contraction, relaxation, and movement.

While historically associated with sexuality and pleasure, pompoir also offers health benefits such as strengthening the pelvic floor, enhancing sensitivity, and improving muscular control. Training often involves Kegel exercises, devices like Ben Wa balls or vaginal cones, and progressive methods to increase difficulty over time.



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That’s what happens when you touch what you shouldn’t.

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