THE NUDES OF MARIAN SELL

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AMATEUR FLESH: ARIA ROE

Aria has joined the new "content creator" profession, but she's not talking about travel, restaurants, video games, or fashion. Her content is a bit more explicit.



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THE NUDES OF THIERRY SMETS

Thierry Smets (born in 1966 in Brussels) is a well-known Belgian photographer based in the small village of Boneffe. Specializing in lingerie, nude, glamour, boudoir, erotic and pornographic photography, his work stands out for its strong aesthetic approach and its ability to challenge the taboos surrounding nudity.

Smets defends the idea that nudity and sexuality should not be seen as something vulgar or shameful, but as a natural expression, free and worthy of the human condition. Through his lens, he aims to open the viewer’s mind and reclaim nude photography as a genuine art form, meant to highlight the beauty of the female body beyond mere voyeurism.



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Careful going down the stairs with the bike — don’t smear the wall with the tires.

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THE LEAGUE OF OOPSIES

In the world of so-called “oopsies”, you have to move like you’re in a hall of mirrors: the moment you trust what you see, you crash. A lot of those supposed “accidental moments” are nowhere near as innocent as they look.

On one side you’ve got the genuine ones, the ones who really didn’t mean to show anything. The ones who probably went all-in on a risky choice without thinking it through: clothes that are way too loose, way too tight, or with less fabric than statistics would recommend. And of course, that’s when the oopsie happens… because sometimes the universe just feels like playing.

Then you’ve got the others, the ones who do want to show. The ones who walk in with a premeditated plan, pretending that “pure chance” has played a dirty trick on them, as if it were just bad luck that everything ended up on camera. That classic “oops, what a disaster” that smells way more like a script than a real accident.

And finally, you’ve got the ones who play in a completely different league.
These are the ones who have already beaten the whole oopsie game. There’s no pretending, no surprise, no “oh, I didn’t notice” performance. What they do has a level of natural ease that almost downplays the fact that they’re showing off a part of their body that a big chunk of the male population is obsessed with. As if showing were as normal for them as breathing.

Three styles, three worlds, three ways of playing the same game. And the fun part is that, once you’ve watched enough videos, you start spotting them instantly.



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INVITATION TO OUR NEW TELEGRAM CHANNEL

As you’ve probably heard by now, Telegram decided to wipe out our channel — the one with almost 30k followers.
Apparently they deleted thousands of channels overnight, and ours got caught in the purge.

I’ve been thinking a lot about whether to start a new one or just let it go. It’s hard to put time and energy into building a community only to have it disappear from one day to the next. But the truth is, it had already become part of my daily routine, and I actually miss sharing stuff there.
And honestly, if nearly 30,000 people chose to follow it, I couldn’t have been doing that bad of a job.

So, even knowing they might delete it again — in fact, assuming its days are numbered — we’re creating a new channel. Same idea as before: a place where you can access not only the content from the website but also everything I share daily on Telegram.

The difference this time is that the channel will be private.
Instead of having a readable public link, it’ll work only through an invitation link.
Before, anyone scrolling through channels could stumble upon ours and join.
Now that won’t happen.
This will be a private space — a channel just for ALRNCN friends.

I can’t promise how long it’ll last, but if you decide to join, you’ll be able to tell your grandkids:
“I was there, and I saw wonderful things.”

Here’s the link to our new Telegram channel: https://t.me/+vAE7W64u-kBlYWM0




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The ones from 65 million years ago...



... vs the ones now.

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AMATEUR FLESH: LILA

Lila is a young medicine student who loves indie music, movies, sports and flashing her body.



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AMATEUR FLESH: MUSE

Ten or fifteen years ago, it was fairly common to find women who took nude photos, mirror selfies, or improvised sessions with their partners, and uploaded them to the internet simply because they enjoyed showing themselves. Forums, personal blogs, Tumblr, Reddit… There was no financial intention behind it. It was about play, arousal, validation, curiosity, or the simple pleasure of being seen.

Today, that’s much harder to come across. Not because exhibitionism has disappeared, but because the context has changed.

Now, when a woman thinks about taking nude photos and posting them online, it’s normal for her to ask herself a preliminary question that didn’t really exist back then:
“If I’m going to do it anyway… why not earn something from it?”

And that question is neither cynical nor greedy. It’s practical.

OnlyFans didn’t create the desire to exhibit oneself; what it did was add an economic mechanism that’s simple, normalized, and socially accepted. Just like photos used to be uploaded for free “just because,” now they’re uploaded to a platform where, in addition to the pleasure of showing oneself, there’s a financial reward.

It’s not that the main motivation has changed. It’s that an extra layer has been added where there wasn’t one before.



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In 1994, Madonna celebrated the release of the music video “Bedtime Story”, directed by Mark Romanek and considered one of the most expensive of her career, with a themed party called Bedtime Story Pajama Party. The event was held at Webster Hall in New York, in collaboration with MTV and radio station Z100.

Around 1,500 people attended the party, all dressed in pajamas and sleepwear, and the event was broadcast live on MTV for a little over forty minutes.

The night ended with Madonna dancing in the middle of the dance floor to the sound of DJ Junior Vasquez’s remixes.

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AMATEUR MEAT: PRETTY LITTLE LOVE

And with Pretty Little Love’s content, we’re calling it a day. Day over, week over. That’s how we roll at ALRNCN.



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