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AMATEUR FLESH: GLITCHY BRAT

Some people dream of starting their own business, traveling the world, writing a book, or buying a house by the sea. Glitchy_Brat has slightly different ambitions.

On her Reddit profile, she introduces herself with a line that pretty much sums up her intentions: “Just a girl, following her dreams of being a thot”.

For anyone not completely fluent in internet slang, “thot” originally came from the acronym “That Hoe Over There.”

Not exactly the most flattering term at first, but that's the internet for you. Over time, the word took on a life of its own, becoming a label for sexually provocative women or girls who enjoy showing off online, and plenty of women eventually embraced it and started using it about themselves in a playful, ironic way.

So when Glitchy_Brat says she's “following her dreams of being a thot”, she's basically telling us that she's just a girl chasing her dream of becoming an internet thot.

And you have to give her credit for one thing: she doesn't seem like the kind of person who sits around waiting for her dreams to come true on their own.

Glitchy Brat only opened her Reddit account a few months ago, and since then she's been doing her part to achieve such a noble goal.

And as we always do whenever we find someone out there chasing their dreams, we figured the least we could do was contribute our own little bit to the cause.





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AMATEUR FLESH: THROWAWAYSAUDII

The internet has a curious way of turning ideas that seemed perfectly clear for centuries completely upside down. In the past, privacy meant keeping certain things away from prying eyes. Today, however, you can show your naked body to thousands of strangers and still remain a complete stranger to every single one of them.

And it's a pretty fascinating paradox. Some people post every day about where they have breakfast, who they're sleeping with, how much money they make, the problems they're having with their partners, and even when their next dentist appointment is. We know practically everything about their lives, even though we've never seen them naked.

And then there are those who do exactly the opposite.

People who share intimate photos, who show themselves without clothes, without any apparent insecurities, and without beating around the bush, yet reveal almost nothing about their identity, their personal story, or the circumstances that brought them there.

We know what their bodies look like, but we have no idea who they are.

A perfect example can be found on Reddit, specifically on the profile of a female user who goes by ThrowawaySaudii.





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AMATEUR FLESH: HONEYMELON

Our featured girl today seems to know exactly what her strongest asset is. And we're certainly not going to be the ones to disagree with her.

She doesn't need elaborate sets or particularly fancy productions. A phone, a mirror, her bedroom, and two very convincing reasons to get our attention are more than enough.

Because one look through her gallery makes it pretty clear that she knows exactly what her best features are and, more importantly, she knows how to put them front and center.

Selfies, mirrors, spontaneous poses, and that special charm amateur photos have when they seem more interested in turning people on than winning a photography award.

And hey, mission accomplished.





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THE NEW GENERATION OF REALDOLLS

The first RealDolls capable of moving on their own are already starting to appear on the market, a sort of first generation of sexual automatons that, if the industry's gamble pays off, will eventually give way to far more sophisticated dolls and, who knows, fill homes around half the world with joy, happiness and surprisingly stable relationships.

For now, though, let's not get too excited. Their movements still look a lot like the robot dance at an '80s nightclub. Yes, they move, but with the kind of stiffness that makes it pretty obvious there are motors, mechanical joints and a computer underneath the skin desperately trying to coordinate everything without making the whole thing look like an excavator starting up in the morning.

But these are just the early days.





After all, fitting a RealDoll's skeleton with motorized joints, sensors and a central unit capable of interpreting voice commands and turning them into movements can't exactly be easy. And the really interesting part isn't so much what they can do now, but imagining what they'll be capable of five or ten years from now.

To put things into perspective, remember those AI-generated videos from just a few years ago showing Will Smith trying to eat spaghetti while his face melted, fingers appeared and disappeared, and the spaghetti seemed to be trying to eat him instead. We laughed because the whole thing looked ridiculous.

And look where we are now.

Something similar will probably happen with robotics. What looks clumsy, mechanical and even comical today could seem completely normal in just a few years. Smaller motors, smoother movements, better sensors, voice recognition, conversational AI, memory, personality... Every piece of that puzzle already exists separately. The real leap will come when someone manages to put them all together inside the same body and make the whole thing work reasonably well.

For decades, we've been told that robots would eventually make their way into our homes to help us with household chores: cleaning, cooking, tidying up, fetching things...

What I never imagined, not even in my wildest wet dreams, was that when they talked about robots helping around the house, they also meant lending a hand with our fantasies and vices.

Anyway. The future is already here.
It just still moves a little like RoboCop after six shots.





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AT A WEDDING, THE BRIDE IS SUPPOSED TO BE THE STAR

Weddings are one of those occasions where, besides celebrating the love between two people, everyone seems expected to follow a whole set of unwritten rules that nobody ever officially established, yet somehow everybody knows.

You shouldn't wear white, getting drunk before the first course is served is probably a bad idea, arguing with your brother-in-law during the reception is generally frowned upon, and above all, there's one rule that seems to outrank all the others: never steal the bride's spotlight.

After all, it's supposed to be her big day. She's spent months planning the ceremony, choosing her dress, organizing every little detail, and probably spending an amount of money she'd rather not think about. The last thing she expects is for a guest to show up and become the person everyone ends up talking about.

But that raises an interesting question: how much should a female guest be expected to blend into the background just so someone else can feel like the center of attention?

Because there's a big difference between showing up at a wedding dressed in white, wearing something straight out of a bridal catalog, and arriving in an elegant, figure-hugging, or daring dress that simply looks great on the woman wearing it.

So where exactly do we draw the line? The length of the skirt? The depth of the neckline? How eye-catching the design is? Or does it actually depend on the body of the woman wearing it?





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THE EROTIC ART OF EUGENIO SICOMORO

Eugenio Sicomoro is the artistic name of Bruno Brunetti, an Italian artist and illustrator born in Rome in 1952 who has spent practically his entire life with a pencil in his hand.

Throughout his career, he has worked in the world of comics and illustration for some of Europe's leading publishers, contributing to numerous publications and developing a particularly recognizable style when it comes to depicting the human figure.

But of all his work, there's one particular side that, for strictly cultural and completely selfless reasons, has brought us here: his erotic drawings.

Portraits and female nudes created mainly in pencil and charcoal, where Sicomoro plays with shadows, curves, and proportions to create sensual, voluptuous, and surprisingly realistic women.

In some of his works, the level of detail makes you think for a moment that you're looking at a black-and-white photograph, until you get closer and begin to notice the pencil strokes, the shading, and the texture of the paper.

Almost half a century of drawing, and he still finds plenty of good reasons to keep sharpening his pencil.





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