Published on 2025/06/11
A BLOWJOB FROM TWO
A blowjob from two. Sounds like a fantasy, like something out of premium porn, a textbook desire for any straight guy. And yeah, it totally is. But beyond the kink, the visual, the idea itself, there’s something deeper, more universal, and—if we’re being honest—more painful: the craving for something you’ll probably never get to experience.
Because that’s the thing. We all have that one thing—or a few—that we’d love to try. Whatever it is: a threesome, an orgy, falling madly in love, having a movie-worthy night of sex, living a summer like the ones in the shows, kissing someone in the rain, making love on a rooftop, running away with someone and never looking back. Call them fantasies, dreams, bucket-list stuff… whatever.
And you see it. Oh, you see it all the time. In videos, on social media, in people who seem to be living in a different universe where all that actually happens. And you, meanwhile, keep thinking: someday. It’ll happen. It has to.
But truth is, most of us won’t get there. Not because we don’t want to, but because life happens. Because there are fears, limits, routines, insecurities, partners who aren’t into it, or just bad timing. And so the years go by, watching others live what you dream of—and telling yourself, eh, maybe it wasn’t that big of a deal.
And maybe it isn’t. But maybe it is.
So if there’s something on your mind—a fantasy, a desire, a crazy little dream that won’t leave you alone—maybe it’s time to stop watching and start moving. Because there’s nothing worse than dying with the itch for something that was within reach… but you never dared to go for it.
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Published on 2025/06/11
TOO PERFECT TO BE REAL, FOR NOW
I’ve got a few AI-generated videos of ridiculously hot girls—so stunningly crafted that it’s almost annoying. Everything is flawless: perfect skin, insane proportions, smooth, hypnotic movements. And yet… you can tell they’re not real. Why? Precisely because they’re too perfect.
Funny thing is, perfection doesn’t fool us—it triggers us. Our brain picks up on it. Something feels off. No pores, no weird shadows, no wrinkles, not even the slightest awkward twitch. Everything’s so spot-on, it feels fake. Ironic, right?
But this won’t last forever. Sooner or later, AI will figure out how to mess up on purpose. It’ll learn to throw in the tiny imperfections that make something truly believable. A misplaced reflection, slightly off lighting, a rebellious hair strand, a subtle scar above the eyebrow… and boom—no escape.
Because the future isn’t about getting things perfect. It’s about faking the flaws. And once AI gets that down, we won’t know if what we’re watching actually happened, if we dreamt it, or if someone just typed in the right prompts.
And the craziest part? Even the machines might not be able to tell anymore.
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Dirty play.