growing up as a girl in Korea a lot of our femininity and sensuality is repressed. Korea is much more conservative than America. It can be quite toxic and suffocating if I’m being honest. I always had thoughts growing up, the kind of thoughts that would make you considered “weird” or “dirty” or a “wh0*e” but after moving to America I realized I might as well embrace that part of myself as it’s a part of me. In my opinion a fantasy also doesn’t necessarily mean reality and it’s okay to indulge in it in a safe environment. One of my biggest fantasies is taking on multiple men at once….multipe c**ks 😖😖😖 Being able to please many men at the same time. Have them use me for their pleasure and be at their sensual service Do you think that makes me weird? Does that make me dirty? Or should I embrace this side of me more?

.@RickWarren on when a culture forgets God: - Wealth is idolized - Truth is minimized - Life is trivialized - Abortion legalized - Television vulgarized - Advertising is sensualized - Everything is sexualized and commercialized - Consciences desensitized and anesthetized - Education secularized - Free markets monopolized - Races and politics are polarized - Sports is scandalized - Morals and ethics are liberalized - Entertainment and crime are sensationalized - Immorality is popularized - Drugs are legitimized - Sin is glamorized - Courts are paralyzed - Break up of the family is rationalized - Manners are uncivilized - Christians are demonized - God is marginalized Hits home.

The ‘Shuggie Bain’ author talks about his struggles growing up in Scotland and his new novel ‘John of John’ – packed with  themes  of  love,  sexuality,  class  and  inheritance:

Gianna can in one scene be incredibly sexy and passionate and in the next be a complete dirty skanky-one, dynamic force of sexuality which devours men's masculinity..these legends are always in the present & their epic scenes are playing inside of our minds! Gianna Michaels the Fcuking🐐.

A new U.S. mobile network called Radiant Mobile is launching, specifically marketed to Christians. It operates on T-Mobile’s 5G network and uses advanced filtering technology to block pornography at the carrier level, a feature that cannot be disabled even for adult accounts. It also filters content related to gender and sexuality by default, though adults can adjust this setting. Plans start at around $30 per month for unlimited service, with a portion of fees donated to the customer’s chosen church. The service aims to provide a faith-focused environment free from porn and certain cultural content, according to its founders.