THE EROTICISM OF BENS NASHY

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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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CAN’T WAIT FOR VACATION

Paid vacations didn’t just fall from the sky. For centuries, people worked nonstop—no breaks, no rest, and definitely no complaints. It wasn’t until the industrial revolution and the rise of labor movements that we started talking seriously about taking time off… and still getting paid.

The first country to make it official? France, in 1936. Two weeks off. That was the spark. From there, the idea spread. Today, most countries recognize vacations as a right—but not all of them apply it the same way.

And no, vacations aren’t just about going to the beach. They’re about real rest, clearing your head, avoiding burnout, boosting productivity, and remembering that we’re not born just to work.

How long you get depends on where you live. In Spain, it’s 30 calendar days. In Germany, usually 25 to 30 working days. In Sweden, 25. In Brazil, a full month. But in Japan or the U.S., it’s a different story: in Japan, a lot of people don’t even use their days because of workplace pressure. And in the U.S.? Paid vacation isn’t even guaranteed by law.

So yeah—when you finally take your days off, enjoy them without guilt. They’re not a luxury. They’re a right people fought hard to get.



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AMATEUR FLESH: DIMILLS9797

Dimills9797 could’ve easily been Pamela Anderson’s stunt double in the wild scenes of Baywatch.



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It looked better in her head.

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DENIS PIEL’S NUDES

Denis Piel is a French photographer and filmmaker who reshaped fashion photography in the 1980s. He worked exclusively with Condé Nast, contributing to magazines like Vogue, GQ, and Vanity Fair.
Instead of the usual glossy glamour, Piel leaned into something deeper—his photos felt intimate, introspective, almost cinematic. He wasn’t interested in showing it all, but in hinting just enough to make you feel it. His work told stories without spelling them out, capturing a kind of raw beauty that felt honest and human.
That unique eye—sensual, psychological, and always elegant—earned him the Leica Medal of Excellence in 1987.

Even now, his work remains a benchmark for anyone who sees fashion not just as style, but as emotional, artistic expression.



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Me arriving at work at 8:00 and it’s already 8:01.

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AMATEUR MEAT: CUMINMEPAPI

I don't know if cuminmepapi will be a good company for you but she'll do better than those friends you have now who only think of smoking joints and drinking beers all day. I can tell you that.



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THE POWER OF A BOOKSHELF

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Having a bookshelf at home isn’t always about a love of reading. Sometimes, it’s about a love of appearances.
Because yes —a well-placed bookshelf, full of hardcover spines, dusty encyclopedias from the '90s, and novels forever stuck on page 17, gives you presence. It gives you weight. It gives you the aura of someone cultured… even if the deepest thing you’ve read lately is the back of a shampoo bottle.

It’s impressive when guests are around. Saying something dumb in front of a blank wall is one thing. Saying it with the Collected Works of Borges watching you from the shelf? Whole different vibe. And if you’re a streamer or show up in video calls, forget it —just frame the shot right and let the books do the talking. Even if they’re just for show, your words carry more weight. You come off as thoughtful. Like someone who knows what they’re talking about.

In the end, it’s not about reading them. It’s about looking like someone who could have.



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