THE EROTICISM OF ERRICO FABIO RUSSO

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THE EROTICISM OF SHIVA SHARIFI

Shiva Sharifi is a talented photographer born and raised in San Francisco. With a career that began in 2003, Shiva has developed a deep understanding of photography, enriched by her previous experience as an art model. This dual perspective allows her to perfectly capture the dynamics on both sides of the lens.
Now based in Northern California, she not only dedicates herself to creating a wide range of artistic images but also shares her knowledge and passion for photography through workshops, where she trains and guides other photographers on their path to mastery.



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It was just a scare and now it's just an anecdote.

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THE INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: IRINA

Irina • Repei
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What a plot twist.

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THE INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: AMITABUTBULL

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If you blink, you'll miss it.

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THE RETRO MOMENT OF THE DAY: ANN HOWE

Ann Howe was an actress who appeared in the 1967 film Strange Rampage, directed by Harry Kerwin. The movie is a comedy that presents several case studies of women who are psychologically affected by loneliness. Through the narrative of a psychoanalyst, different stories of lonely women in an urban society are explored.

As for Ann Howe, she is known to have played the role of Ann Rowe in this film and also appeared in another movie called Lullaby of Bareland (1964), suggesting that she was active in underground cinema at the time, particularly in low-budget or cult films.

The film Strange Rampage is a curiosity from the 1960s, focusing on the inner struggles and psyche of women in a socially oppressive context.



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Today’s slow-motion moment.

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AMATEUR FLESH: SUZANNA

Suzi is passionate about everything related to Japan, manga, and anime, and she’s crazy about cosplay in general. But above all, she loves showing off naked online, and if she can make some money from it, even better.



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How messy does your room have to be for you to have a dick on the bed and not even notice?

She is Gabriela Lopez, and in this link, you can find many of her scenes




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A WORLD WITHOUT A FUTURE

The setting of Mad Max presents us with a post-apocalyptic future where civilization has completely collapsed due to the scarcity of resources like water and fuel. In this desolate world, the remnants of humanity struggle to survive in a lawless, government-less environment dominated by violence and despair.

Society has fallen into total decay: resources are extremely limited, the most powerful rule through force, and technology has been reduced to scavenged scraps. Extreme individualism and dehumanization are the norm, with no hope for recovery in a world trapped in a cycle of chaos and destruction.

This serves as a grim reminder of what can happen when the pillars of society disappear and survival becomes the only goal.



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Sprinkler.

She is Adriana Chechik, and in this link , you can find many of her scenes.




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