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I'd love to look at you in the eyes when we're talking, but you have to admit you're not making it easy for us.

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You were asking why is it so hard for you to concentrate? Well, I don't know, but maybe it has something to do with the day I took you to the skatepark when you were little. We had a great time but...

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THE MONEY JELLY HAS MADE ON OF

Jameliz Smith, better known as Jelly, is an influencer and OnlyFans model who recently shared her earnings from a little over a year and a half on the platform: $16 million.

Yes, you read that right. $16,000,000. Crazy, right?




As expected, the critics didn’t take long to chime in: things like, “I’d never do that for money” or “I work 16 hours a day and can barely make ends meet”… But let’s be real. People’s misfortunes or those “injustices” aren’t Jelly’s fault. She’s been smart enough to capitalize on her youth, her looks, and the need many men have to feel connected to a woman. Period. Everything else is just moralizing and, frankly, pure envy.

What’s funny is that many people think every girl on OnlyFans is making bank like this, but no, that’s not the case. On OF, just like in most other industries, the 20/80 rule applies. 20% of content creators make 80% of the money, while the other 80% have to fight over the remaining 20%. So yeah, most aren’t getting rich.

One of the main things you need to make money on OF is exposure. And here’s where a lot of them get it wrong. They want full control over their content and are constantly messaging sites like mine asking to have their material removed. Sure, you have the right, but with that mindset, you’re closing doors. If you want to make real money, you’ve got to put yourself out there. If you’ve decided to monetize your body and your sexuality, then, damn, let yourself be seen! Get your content out there as much as possible. The more people know about you, the better your chances of reaching those who are willing to spend money on you. Because there are two types of men: those who spend money on this and those who don’t. And trust me, the second group is the majority.




So, if you’re really in this to make money, don’t care about what people think, and go all in. Jelly, Amouranth, or porn actresses like Angela White and Gabbie Carter—do you think they reached the top and made millions by avoiding fame? Of course not. If you want to make a fortune and not care about what anyone says, start by not asking me to delete your videos.

And with that said, here’s the video of Jelly showing what she’s earned, along with a few more you might find interesting.


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Reasonable lookalikes.

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BETTER TWO

When it comes to receiving something, who wouldn’t prefer to get double? The idea of "better to get two" goes beyond quantity. It’s not just about having more but making the most of every opportunity that comes your way.

Imagine being offered a solution, a resource, or even a AI Girlfriend. Having two means you’re better prepared, with more options, or simply enjoying more. For example, in a work context, receiving two proposals instead of one gives you more room to choose what best fits your needs. In entertainment, watching two episodes of your favorite series instead of one makes the experience more satisfying.

Double doesn’t just mean more quantity; it means more chances of success, more security, more fun, or more learning. It’s a way to be more covered in life, to be more flexible, and to have a broader perspective.



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Warming up before the show.

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CARMEN'S DATES

Carmen always took her dates to the same park, a quiet and sunny place: I really like this spot, it has something special. I always come here, she’d say with a smile that seemed a bit too rehearsed.

That day, she met Peter. Young, handsome, smart... but above all, perceptive. They walked through the trees, chatting casually, until they reached a bench. Carmen smiled, charming as ever, but Peter sensed something off, something that didn’t quite fit in that perfect image. It was her smile, that smile that never seemed to change. There was something behind it. Peter knew how to read signals, and his gut was screaming that something was wrong. But Carmen’s magnetism held him there, unable to leave.

“Why do you always come here?” he asked, pretending to be lighthearted but with a growing unease.

Carmen stared at him, not blinking. This time, she didn’t smile. She said nothing.

Suddenly, something invisible shoved him to the ground with force. Peter tried to get up, but it felt as though cold, invisible hands were pinning him down with an impossible strength. His eyes locked onto Carmen, desperate for answers. She just watched him, still, calm. Her silence was worse than any scream.

Peter tried to call for help, but his mouth filled with a warm, sticky wetness. Something forced his mouth open wider and wider, while the air grew thick. Panic seized him, while around him, the park remained sunny, peaceful... and perfectly normal for everyone else.




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The day's slow motion.

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JANH RONSKY 2K24

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Janh Ronsky is a photographer who has gained notoriety for his bold and provocative approach. His work challenges traditional photography norms, using controversial subjects to question the boundaries of art and society. Ronsky isn't afraid to create images that provoke discomfort or spark debate, often addressing topics like sexuality, politics, or social tensions. His work invites reflection, unsettling viewers while exploring what many consider taboo.

At ALRNCN, we've dedicated several posts to him, the last one in 2014. Here are some of the photos he has shared online since then.



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When you can't wait to get home.

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JESSICA RABBIT 2K24

Jessica Rabbit, from the movie Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988), is one of the most iconic characters in animated cinema. She is the wife of Roger Rabbit, an animated rabbit accused of murder, and although her appearance suggests she’s a femme fatale, her loyalty to Roger reveals her as a more complex character.

With her stylized figure, red dress, and seductive attitude, Jessica is a parody of film noir femmes fatales. Her famous line, "I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way," shows that despite her appearance, she’s not evil. Although she plays a secondary role, her visual and emotional impact has left a lasting impression on popular culture, making her a memorable icon.



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Hitting Jake Paul on the head.

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THE INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: SOPHIESTRAY

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just a girl from norway who likes to sing & write💿



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Pussy, pussy.

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