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THE HEAT ISN’T OUR FAULT

The planet feels like it’s baking. Cities turn into ovens, people crowd under the shade of trees, dip into fountains, or flock to the so-called “climate oases” popping up in public squares. The news keeps hammering the same line: “Climate change is killing us.” Every heatwave is framed as undeniable proof that we’re living through an unprecedented environmental apocalypse.

But scratch the surface, and the story starts to crumble. Official meteorological records—yes, from over a hundred years ago—show that many of the extreme temperatures we’re told are “new” have been recorded before. Scorching summers, weeks-long heatwaves, temperature records that were set long before this decade… all in a time when industrialization was barely starting, without millions of cars, passenger planes, mega-factories, or today’s CO₂ levels.

Memory is short, and the narrative is profitable. Because if extreme heat existed long before our massive emissions, it’s harder to sell the idea that human activity is the only—or even the main—cause. Climate has always changed—through natural cycles, solar activity, oceanic variations—and it will keep changing, with or without us.

So why the obsession with tying every extra degree on the thermometer to our way of life? Maybe because the “solutions” being pushed aren’t really about cooling the planet—they’re about tightening control over the population. Forced limits on mobility, energy restrictions, green taxes that line the same pockets as always, and a growing climate bureaucracy that expands at the expense of people’s freedom and security.

No, we’re not going to melt the planet by driving a car or turning on the AC. And no, heatwaves aren’t some brand-new phenomenon of this era. What is new is how the climate is being used to reshape society—and not in a way that makes it freer.



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Boat ride.

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WHOEVER HAS A POOL, HAS A TREASURE

Having a pool isn’t just about cooling off when the heat kicks in. It’s about something more. It’s a plan, a hideout, an excuse to invite people over, a place where time slows down and worries fade out.

Whoever has a pool, has endless meals with their feet in the water, mood-saving plunges, ridiculous floaties that somehow make everyone laugh, and summer nights that end with a silent swim in the dark. They’ve got games, gentle touches, pictures that never get posted, and glances that linger a little longer than they should. Underwater kisses, naps in the sun, and stories that will never be told—but will never be forgotten either.

A pool won’t change your life. But it definitely makes it better. And these days, that’s saying a lot.



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Opening a bottle with your mouth.

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THE INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: MADDIE MOCHI

Maddie
Your squishy best friend who sometimes makes pottery (:
100% natural



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Photo shoot.

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AMATEUR FLESH: NINI

Honestly, I’m not sure what to say about Nini that I haven’t already said about a hundred others. Because let’s face it —Nini is part of that generation of girls who’ve jumped on the adult content wave, sharing photos, videos, and more personal moments —livestreams, voice notes, or whatever gets requested— in exchange for a fair and previously agreed price.

She hasn’t reinvented the wheel. She hasn’t lit any new fires or redefined what erotic means. What she does is what many do: ride the wave of virtual exhibitionism that sweeps across the planet like a digital tsunami, moving westward like the sun.

But hey, just because she didn’t invent it doesn’t mean she doesn’t know how to play the game. Because if there’s one thing Nini gets, it’s how to show herself —and more importantly, how to make you look.



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Be good and you’ll go to heaven.

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RAISING TWERK TO THE PLACE IT TRULY DESERVES

There was a time when the highest form of movement art was classic ballet. Swan Lake, tutus, pirouettes, orchestras, and delicate grace. That was once considered the ultimate expression of elegance and control.
And then came the queens of twerk.

Women who can move their ass with such precision, confidence, style, and sheer sensual energy that 19th-century choreographers would just sit down and shut up. What used to be called high art now includes the rhythm and power of a good twerk. Because this isn’t just shaking it—it’s timing, skill, body control, and pure attitude.

Like this girl right here. She climbs on top of her guy and moves with so much flair, you’re not even sure if you’re watching a sexy dance or a full-on performance piece. Maybe both.



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This is France - Ici c'est la France

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RENEE JACOBS’ FEMALE NUDES

Renée Jacobs is a renowned photographer known for her work in female nudes. Winner of the International Fine Art Photography Award for Nude Photography, her work has been widely exhibited and published around the world.

Her art explores femininity as a free and authentic expression, blending beauty, desire, and elegance with an aesthetic that feels both timeless and modern. Through her lens, the female body becomes an act of affirmation, celebration, and visual poetry.



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Monica Bellucci and the lemons in "Malèna" (2000)

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