Topics:
• BDSM basics for beginners
• Safe practice theory
• Communication and consent
• Safe words and boundaries
• Starting experiments safely
• Light bondage techniques
• Role-playing scenarios
• Sensory play basics
• Psychology of BDSM
• Common beginner mistakes
• Resources for learning
• When to pause or stop
• Trust and relationship dynamics
• Aftercare importance
• BDSM myths debunked

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Hello dear!

Today I want to talk to you about BDSM for beginners. We'll discuss the theory behind safe practice. I want to tell you how to start experimenting without losing your head or breaking someone else's.

Breaking Down the Myths

When I first heard the term "BDSM," I thought it was something straight out of Fifty Shades of Grey. Painful whips, leather costumes, strange sounds in basements. But after a couple of years, reading dozens of articles, participating in workshops, and trying some experiments with my partner, I realized something important.

BDSM isn't about pain—it's about control, trust, and creativity. It's an art form where pain is just one color in the palette. If you're a beginner, you probably have tons of questions. How do you start when you're too embarrassed to even say the word "submissive"? What's a safe word and why do you need one? Can you practice BDSM without risking your mental health or relationship? I'll answer all of this in the next few minutes.

What BDSM Really Means

BDSM is an acronym: Bondage, Dominance, Submission, Sadism, and Masochism. But it's not really about a list of activities—it's about power dynamics. Someone gives up control, someone takes it, and both enjoy the game.

The biggest myth? That BDSM is for perverts. In reality, it's a way to explore your boundaries, strengthen trust in your relationship, and go beyond vanilla sex. Even if you just want to try playing "boss and employee" or use a blindfold—that's part of BDSM too.

Getting Started: Three Steps to Your First Experiment

Step 1: Understand What You Want

Before showing your partner ropes or using a gag, ask yourself:

• What excites me about BDSM?
• What am I afraid of? Pain, loss of control, or shame?
• What boundaries am I not ready to cross?

My advice: Make a "Yes, No, Maybe" list. For example:

• Yes: Light hand restraints, blindfolds
• No: Sensory deprivation (like hoods)
• Maybe: Using clamps, but only with warning

Step 2: Talk to Your Partner

This is crucial—your partner needs to trust you completely. Without communication, nothing works. Start with a casual conversation:

• "I've been reading about BDSM and want to try something new. Are you open to experimenting?"
• "What are your boundaries?"
• "How will we stop if someone gets uncomfortable?"

Important: Don't pressure. If your partner isn't ready, don't insist. BDSM is built on consent, not persuasion.

Step 3: Choose Your Safe Word

A safe word is key to safe practice. It's a word that stops play instantly. Examples: "orange," "teapot," or simply "stop." Why not just "stop"? Because in the heat of the moment, someone might yell "keep going" even when they want to stop.

Test your safe word beforehand. For example, jokingly say "teapot" during regular intimacy, then say "Okay, now let's just kiss." This builds the habit.

Practice: How to Start Without Going Overboard

Experiment #1: Light Bondage

• What you need: Scarf, silk ribbon, or soft handcuffs
• How: Tie your partner's hands behind their back or to the bed. Let them feel they're in your power.
• Pros: Control without pain
• Cons: If your partner panics, untie them immediately

Experiment #2: Role Play - Captor and Captive

• What you need: Eye mask, low voice, imagination
• How: Play the role of a stern warden or captured princess. Add dialogue: "You're mine and you'll do what I say."
• Pros: Emotional tension without physical risk

Experiment #3: Sensory Play

• What you need: Candles, feathers, ice cubes
• How: Run a feather across skin, drip wax (not too hot!), or use ice cubes
• Pros: Enhanced sensations through surprise

Safety Rules You Can't Break

1. Constantly check comfort levels: Even if you agreed on something, keep asking "Want to continue?" or "Does this hurt?"
2. Never play with things you don't understand: Don't pick up a whip if you don't know how to use it. Start with books or courses.
3. Aftercare is essential: After a session, discuss what you liked, what was too much, and how to improve next time.
4. Don't mix alcohol and BDSM: Alcohol reduces self-control and the ability to say stop.

The Psychology of BDSM: Why It Works

BDSM isn't about sex—it's about psychological needs:

• Dominants get a sense of control and confidence
• Submissives release anxiety and surrender to another's hands (which can be relaxing)
• Both get endorphins from play, making their relationship closer

Interesting fact: Research shows that people who practice BDSM have lower cortisol (stress hormone) levels after sessions. So it's actually good for mental health when done right.

Resources for Beginners

Books:

• "The New Topping Book" and "The New Bottoming Book"
• "SM 101: A Realistic Introduction"

Courses: Look for local BDSM communities or munches. Many cities offer workshops for beginners.

Documentaries:

• "Kink" (documentary)
• "Bonding" (Netflix series)

When to Stop: Signs You Need a Break

• Your partner looks tense or avoids conversations
• You feel guilt or shame after sessions
• Play becomes routine instead of experimentation

Remember: BDSM isn't an obligation—it's a tool, not the foundation of your relationship.

Common Beginner Mistakes

1. "We talked about it, so anything goes" - No, consent can be withdrawn at any moment
2. "I saw this in porn, so I'll do it that way" - Porn is entertainment, not instruction. Porn actors are professionals who prepare extensively
3. "The dominant decides everything" - No, even dominants must respect boundaries

When BDSM Isn't Right for You

If you think BDSM is a way to fix your partner, manipulate them, or punish them for something—this isn't for you. BDSM won't help if you're hoping it will save your relationship. It can enrich relationships, but not cure them.

Final Thoughts

BDSM is about love—for yourself and others. When I first said "orange" during bondage, my partner immediately stopped, hugged me, and asked, "Are you okay?" In that moment, I understood: BDSM isn't about domination, it's about deep trust.

So if you want to try, start small: a blindfold, one safe word, an honest conversation. And remember, the most important tool in BDSM isn't a whip—it's the ability to hear each other.

BDSM isn't a dark forest—it's a garden where every flower grows by its own rules. You can just walk down the path and breathe in the aromas, or you can plant your own tree. Just don't forget about the sun (trust), water (communication), and comfort (safety). And if you get tangled in the branches, don't be shy about asking for help. In this garden, everyone's ready to help each other. Because real power here isn't in control—it's in the ability to hear and listen.

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Topics:
• Sexual associations with scents
• The psychology of aromatic attraction
• Why vanilla is universally seductive
• Scents that kill the mood
• The neuroscience of smell and desire
• Cultural programming and aromas
• Creating your signature scent
• Common fragrance mistakes
• Scientific research on scent and attraction
• How to use aromas in your love life
• The limbic system connection
• Personal scent associations

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Hello, my dear readers!

Before creating this article for you, I had to dive into some literature and consult with the newest and best AI systems to explore a topic that fascinates me—and I want to share it with you. Today, I want to talk about scents and sexual associations. Why does vanilla turn us on while office carpet smell doesn't? And how can your nose be a predictor of mood, not just a reminder of your grandmother's kitchen?

The Hidden Power of Smell

When I first heard that vanilla is one of the most sexual scents, I thought, "Sure, as if sex and baking are the same thing." But a couple months later, when my boyfriend said, "You smell like cake," I suddenly realized—it works. Meanwhile, the smell of office carpet, which we associate with Mondays, coffee in paper cups, and bosses who don't read our reports, somehow doesn't turn anyone on. Why is that?

Smell is our hidden sex hypnotist. Your nose isn't just an organ that helps you avoid eating spoiled yogurt. It's a gateway to the subconscious, where memories, emotions, and yes, sexual associations live. Here's a fact: scents are processed in the limbic system of the brain—the same area responsible for emotions and memory. That's why one breath can transport you back to childhood or make you think of your ex.

Why Vanilla Works

I had to dig into research to understand why vanilla is so effective:

• It's linked to sweet memories: desserts, comfort, and home
• Used in perfumery as a universal sexual scent—soft but attractive
• Associated with skin, warmth, and closeness, like hugging someone in a wool sweater

And why office carpet doesn't work? I think you already understand, but I'll explain anyway. It's associated with dust, stress, and jobs we hate. It contains chemicals better suited for washing away desires than heating up the mood. Nobody's going to say, "You smell like office carpet—keep going!"

Scents That Turn Us On (And Why)

Here's what I found in my research:

Vanilla

• Universal sexual aroma that doesn't overwhelm, creates atmosphere of comfort
• Interesting fact: In a 2001 study, vanilla ranked in the top three most arousing scents for both sexes

Sandalwood

• Associated with meditation, spirituality, and a partner's skin
• Used in tantric practices to relax and enhance sensitivity

Leather or Incense

• Associated with leather jackets, bars, smoke, and "I'm not like everyone else"
• In perfumery, leather notes are used in sexual compositions

Musk

• Reminds us of natural body scent, which can be arousing
• Studies show musk can enhance libido, especially in women

Citrus and Mint

• Freshness, energy, sexuality—a great start
• Lemon and mint can improve mood and reduce stress, which is important for good sex

Scents That Kill Sexual Mood

As I mentioned, office carpet smell is a major mood killer. Here's why certain scents don't work:

Office Carpet

• Connected to work, stress, annoying coworkers
• Often contains chemical fragrances that cause allergies rather than desire

Mold and Mustiness

• Associated with abandonment, illness, not wanting to be near someone
• Creates the urge to open (or close) windows, not get intimate

Overly Strong Scents

• Like lavender deodorant—too medicinal or domestic
• Creates associations with grandma or hospitals
• Not romantic unless you're role-playing as a nurse

How to Use Scents in Your Sex Life

1. Find YOUR scent: It doesn't have to be perfume—could be a candle, aromatic salt, or oil. The key is it should evoke closeness, not kitchen memories.
2. Use scent as ritual: For example, "Every time I wear this scent, you know it's going to be a hot night." Creates a Pavlovian response, but for sex.
3. Don't overdo it: Too much can cause headaches, not arousal. Less is more, but make it meaningful.
4. Experiment with your partner: Try choosing a scent together that will be "yours." You can even test: "What turns you on more—vanilla or sandalwood?"

The Neuroscience Behind It All

When you inhale vanilla, your brain connects this aroma with dopamine—the pleasure hormone. This isn't coincidence. Vanilla activates the olfactory bulb, which is directly connected to the limbic system (the zone of emotions and memory).

Studies show that vanilla increases blood flow to genitals by 12-17% (yes, they measured this!). It also reduces cortisol levels (stress hormone), and as you know, stress kills any desire.

Cultural Programming and Scents

These associations aren't innate—culture shapes them:

• Sweetness = Sexuality: In Western cultures, vanilla is associated with desserts, comfort, and indulgent flavors
• Leather = Wildness: Associated with rockers, bikers, BDSM. In advertising, leather symbolizes freedom, risk, and dominance
• In Japan, sandalwood is considered erotic, while in Europe it might be seen as temple incense
• In India, rose oil has been used in marriage rituals for centuries—so for locals, it doesn't just smell like flowers, but like promises of love

Creating Your Sexual Scent Profile

Identify your associations: Ask yourself what scents you connect with intimacy. For me, it's sandalwood and meditation. For someone else, it might be coffee.

Experiment with combinations:

• Sweet + Smoky: Vanilla + incense = comfort with mystery
• Citrus + Musk: Orange + leather = freshness and sexuality
• Wood + Spice: Sandalwood + cinnamon = warmth and arousal

Create your ritual:

• Apply only before sex or important dates
• "Every time I smell like sandalwood, he knows it'll be a blindfold night"
• Use scent as a mood key—if you want to shift conversation to intimacy, apply a drop of oil to your wrist and extend your hand

Common Mistakes That Kill the Mood

1. Overdoing the fragrance: Too strong a smell causes headaches, not desire. Your partner should only smell it up close.
2. Ignoring your partner's associations: What's passionate vanilla to you might remind them of grandma. Ask: "What scents turn you on?"
3. Using scent as a substitute: Fragrance complements self-care, it doesn't replace it. No, vanilla won't hide your three-day unwashed state.

Scientific Facts That Inspired Me

• 2018 Study: Participants viewed photos of faces while different scents were sprayed. Vanilla and musk increased attractiveness ratings by 23%.
• 2020 Journal of Sexual Medicine: Scents with citrus and wood notes increased libido in 60% of women.
• 2021 Harvard Study: Couples using "their" scent reported higher levels of intimacy and trust.

Final Thoughts

Scent is your invisible ally. Vanilla turns us on not because it's sweet, but because it programs the brain for intimacy. Office carpet doesn't because it reminds us of routine. So if you want to add magic to your life, start with scent—because sex doesn't begin in bed, it begins in the nose.

Remember: there's no universal recipe. Sometimes logic fails. Someone might go crazy for leather scent, while another falls in love with perfume containing wood smoke notes. There are even people who get turned on by post-workout body smell—it signals health and energy. But don't try to guess what your partner likes. Better to ask: "What turns you on? Maybe the smell of fresh laundry or rain on asphalt?"

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Hello, my beloved readers! Today I want to share everything I know about fetishes—over 50 of the most interesting, mysterious, unusual, and popular attractions you might not have heard of. Let’s dive in!

What Is a Fetish?

A fetish is a form of attraction in which arousal is tied to a specific object, body part, situation, or action. Throughout history, people have explored a wide spectrum of sexual interests—from the common to the exotic.

Popular Fetishes

• Foot Fetish – Kissing, licking, massaging feet.
• BDSM – Domination, submission, bondage, pain, humiliation.
• Role-Playing & Cosplay – Dressing up as characters, acting out scenarios.
• Latex & Leather – Shiny, tight materials; sometimes oiled for extra gloss.
• Voyeurism & Exhibitionism – Watching others or being watched.
• Hair & Beard (Trichophilia) – Attraction to hair textures or facial hair.
• Underwear – Beautiful lace, ribbons, clasps.
• Voice & Accent – Seductive tones or foreign accents.
• Wet T-Shirt – Clinging, translucent fabric revealing curves.
• Shoes & Heels – Tapping sounds, smells, prints.
• Glasses – Intellectual, sexy allure.
• Tattoos & Piercings – Body art as a turn-on.
• Doll Fetish – Transforming into or admiring doll-like figures.
• Massage – Sensation of hands, oils, creams.
• Animal Play – “Kitty” or “puppy” role-play.

Uncommon Fetishes

• Breath Control – Holding breath or rapid breathing.
• Pregnancy – Viewing or discussing the pregnant body.
• Foodplay – Eating on camera or using food in intimate ways.
• Breastfeeding – The intimacy of feeding.
• Stockings & Garters – Ribbons, lace, straps.
• Hypnosis – Erotic submission via suggestion and pendulums.
• Tears & Emotions – Crying, laughter, tickling (“tickling fetish”).
• Hand & Shaving – Watching hands caress or razors smooth skin.
• Tongue Fetish – The shape, size, and movement of the tongue.
• Giantism & Miniaturism – Macro vs. micro fantasy play.
• Medical Role-Play – Casts, bandages, gloves, instruments.
• Smelly Shoes & Socks – Olfactory turn-ons tied to footwear.
• Cross-Dressing – Wearing opposite-gender clothing.

Strange Fetishes

• Glitch Fetish – Attraction to digital errors and freezes.
• Balloon Inflation – Watching objects or bodies inflate.
• Crying & Empathy – Emotional release, tears, fear.
• Clowns – Nostalgic or playful arousal.
• Fur & Plush – Soft textures of animal fur or plush toys.
• Orgasm Tremors – Shaking bodies post-climax.
• Grimaces & Pain – Facial expressions of discomfort or fear.
• Mechophilia – Attraction to robots or mechanical beings.
• Mannequins & Dolls – Inanimate figures as objects of desire.
• Hospital Furniture – Beds, catheters, medical settings.
• Zombies & Vampires – Undead romance and horror appeal.
• Slime, Worms & Dirt – Sensory thrill of messy, “dirty” play.
• Shoe Print Fetish – Marks left by soles.
• Body Odor & Ears – Scents and ear play.
• Jumping & Falling – Thrill of risk and gravity.

Exotic Fetishes

• Insects & Bugs – Creepy-crawlies as turn-ons.
• Statues & Plaster Figures – Stony, immobile forms.
• Car & Train Fetish – Romance of travel and engines.
• Cleaning & Washing – Dishes, scrubbing, household chores.
• Mirror Reflection – Arousal from one’s own or another’s reflection.
• Stuck Fetish – Thrill of being trapped or “stag” scenarios.
• Gasoline & Smoke – Fuel scent, coughing, sneezing.
• Abyss & Void – Fascination with emptiness or extreme depths.
• Sound Fetish – Specific noises: tapping, whispers, crunching.
• Dust & Dirt – Sensory appeal of grime.
• Skeletons – Gothic attraction to bones.

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Topics:
• Moving Process
• Apartment Hunting
• Home Organization
• Mental Health
• Work-Life Balance
• Personal Growth
• Minimalism
• Creating a Workspace
• Streaming Setup
• Energy and Inspiration
• Self-Care
• New Beginnings
• Interior Design
• Home Decor

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Hello dear!

Today I want to share my recent moving experience with you - why it was important for me to move now, what challenges I faced, how I organized everything, and how I'm living and working in my new space. If you're thinking about moving or simply want to make changes in your life, stay with me as I explain how everything works so it will be easier for you to organize your own move in the future.

Moving is an expensive and challenging process, and you definitely need help and guidance from someone who can share their experience!

Why I Decided to Move

The idea of moving had been on my mind for quite some time. My previous apartment wasn't bad, but things were constantly breaking down, I had issues with the landlady, and I felt like I had outgrown the space. It felt like the walls were closing in on me, not allowing me to develop further - especially important when you work from home as a streamer.

I wanted more light, more comfort, and a beautiful workspace that would inspire me. Since I spend so much time at home, my environment needs to inspire me and give me energy to create content for my audience. Sometimes you just need a change to feel alive again, filled with inspiration for creating new content.

Finding the Perfect Space

Finding an apartment is time-consuming! I looked at probably 40 or more listings - maybe even 100. I decided to stay in the same neighborhood where I was living before.

I created a mental visualization of my ideal apartment:

• Bright, well-lit rooms
• Good windows
• Quiet environment
• Reliable internet connection
• Space for my streaming equipment

When I walked into my current apartment, I immediately felt that this was where I wanted to live. It was as if I had been here before - that special feeling when a place already feels like home. I saw a cozy, beautiful kitchen and living room, and instantly had ideas about how I would arrange my workspace.

The Moving Process: Stress, Packing, and Logistics

The actual moving process was its own special kind of hell. At first, it seemed like I didn't have many belongings, but then I opened my closet and realized I was an experienced "collector."

I started packing everything by zones well in advance:

• Electronics
• Clothing
• Cosmetics
• Decor
• Documents

My biggest advice: don't skimp on boxes and packaging materials, and don't leave everything until the last day.

The move exhausted me but also gave me a chance to reset. It felt like shedding old skin. I threw away many old and completely unnecessary things, which was important to me because I didn't want to bring old energy into my new place.

It's crucial to declutter regularly - we accumulate so many things we can easily live without. I discarded items I hadn't used for about a year, figuring if I hadn't touched them in that time, they likely wouldn't be useful in the future. I donated clothes to charity and left other items that charities in my city wouldn't accept in boxes near the dumpster so others who needed them could take them.

Setting Up My Ideal Workspace

When I first entered my new apartment, it felt intimidating - none of my belongings were there, and some of the previous tenant's things remained. I wasn't sure how to arrange everything.

But then I turned on some music, made tea, unpacked my dishes, and began creating my own space. I set up a streaming zone with good lighting and a beautiful background where I feel wonderful. I've been working in this room for about a week now, and many viewers have appreciated my new setup.

I added decorative elements, a cozy blanket, and the fairy lights that I use to create a warm ambiance on camera. I believe the frame should be clean with just me in it, and when I sit down to work in front of the camera, I feel I'm in my element and ready to conquer the streaming world.

Advice for Those Planning to Move

Here are some tips I've prepared for those who are planning to move and want to change their lives:

1. Don't wait for the perfect moment - it won't come. Take the step right now.
2. Choose an apartment that will fill you with energy.
3. Know exactly what you want - write down your criteria for the apartment you're looking for.
4. Prepare in advance - make a plan, budget, and find helpers.
5. Don't be afraid to let go of the old, even if you're attached to your current place.

Reactions and Support

Many people have asked what my friends and family said about my move. Everyone was supportive, and I've learned a simple truth: no one will live your life or make decisions for you. Only you decide when to move, but my family and friends were fully supportive and helpful.

Work-Life Balance in a Home Office

When you work and live in the same space, it's very easy to lose track of time. You might work until early morning, forget to eat, or not leave the house at all. Moving helped me rethink how I need to balance my life.

I've established some rules:

• I don't stream more than 10 hours a day
• I take breaks during streams to step away
• I've started reading books from the library
• I've created clear boundaries between work and personal space

New Life Symbols

After moving, I acquired things that have become symbols of my new life. For example, a beautiful nightstand that fits perfectly into my interior design. Or the mugs I brought with me - I never paid much attention to them before, but now I choose one based on my mood each morning, even if it has a Christmas tree on it and summer is approaching.

If you're moving, find such small but meaningful items. Let them be your anchors in your new, cozy home.

Common Questions About Moving

Here are some questions I thought might interest you:

Has it become easier to work after moving?
Yes, atmosphere affects performance. When you're comfortable, you're relaxed and feel it.

Was I afraid to start from scratch in a new apartment?
A little worried that viewers might not like the new interior, but fear is normal - the main thing is not to let it control you.

How did I deal with anxiety and fatigue?
I allowed myself to be vulnerable, rested, gave myself time to be alone, and just kept going. We are stronger than we think.

My New Space, New Energy

It's important for me to be aware of where I stream - the surroundings, colors, furniture, sounds, and atmosphere all affect me. In setting up my room, I barely changed anything except for adding my personal accessories.

Before going live, I set up my lighting, camera, and screen so I can see myself when I dance. Overall, I have a beautiful bed and lovely walls. I sleep on this bed and work on it too - I just remove the bedding and put a nice throw blanket on it during streams.

In the evenings, I enjoy a shower, self-care routines, and creating a positive mood for the next day. I love playing classical music and brewing aromatic tea - it's important to be tuned for success and program myself for positive outcomes.

Viewer Reactions and Performance

Many viewers have liked my new room, sharing their associations with it, and the overall response has been positive.

Have I started earning more after moving? It's too early to answer that question as it's only been a week, but I believe this apartment will bring me much more success.

How has my presentation changed? In my new apartment, I have different angles - I can position the camera to show my full body with a beautiful background. I believe showing my full figure is important for viewers to appreciate it more.

For now, after moving, I'm sticking to my schedule and trying not to overwork so I have energy the next day to organize things and find places for everything. Eventually, when everything is settled, I'll stream for as many hours as I can manage, but I still have a few unpacked bags that need homes.

Finding Balance and Self-Care

Do I feel lonely when I turn off the cameras? No, I use this time to recharge and rest after streaming. Silence is very important to me - I call it "sensory unloading" when I can close my eyes and be in silence. This is essential because we spend every day sitting at computers and looking at phones, and as humans, we need to rest properly.

Feminine Strength After Moving

What is my feminine strength after moving? I believe it's the ability to transform an unfamiliar apartment into the best place for myself and adapt it to my needs in the shortest possible time. I believe strength isn't about toughness - each of us has our own strength, and often it can be something completely gentle, beautiful, and captivating.

After moving, I discovered a love for reading and set up an easel for painting - I found a corner for it and it will be much more convenient to sit at the easel and paint. I've learned to better organize my space so things have their places and don't create clutter, because I believe clutter only drains energy, and it's important to always live in order.

How I Organized My Move

I moved without a moving truck, initially living between two apartments and transferring my belongings from one to the other over 7 days. I would wake up early (I start working at 7 AM), and after my stream ended around 3 PM, I would rest for an hour or two and start packing things.

I had to travel between apartments several times, but this method has its advantages - things don't pile up creating chaos; everything immediately finds its place, gets put away and cleaned. This gradual method of moving things little by little reduces the risk of damaging, breaking, or losing anything.

I decided not to hire movers and instead chose to transport all my belongings one or two suitcases at a time. There's a frequent city bus in my area, so I managed quite well with the bus and didn't find it difficult.

I decided to first move essential items to the new apartment but kept my work tools at my previous place. I started with off-season clothing, shoes, and bedding I wouldn't be using immediately, beginning with things I didn't plan to use in the coming week. During this time, I was also actively discarding unnecessary items.

First Impressions and Settling In

How did I feel when I entered the still-empty apartment without my belongings? I felt this was the beginning of a new life and only the best awaited me ahead. When I walked into the kitchen and put down my glass, I realized this was my new start - not just an apartment, but me here with wonderful decor, wonderful colors, and everything needed for creativity.

Was my first night scary, empty, or quiet? No, it wasn't quiet - I could hear street noise which was soothing. I wasn't scared either, and enjoyed sleeping on the new mattress, dreaming about how my new life would unfold in this apartment.

The first thing I did in the new apartment was brew tea, arrange furniture to suit me, and plan where to put my belongings to organize the space properly without creating clutter.

What were the first sounds in my apartment? It was the sound of a piano from a neighboring apartment - apparently someone there plays musical instruments, which made me very happy about this building.

I settled in zone by zone since I moved my belongings very specifically, dividing the apartment into sections - bedding and blankets separately, then dishes, and so bit by bit, a whole apartment of my possessions came together.

The complete feeling that this was my home - that this was now my new home - came when I moved all my work equipment and the remaining items I rarely use that needed sorting.

My Current Setup

My workspace is in the room where I sleep and live. When I'm not working, I put on beautiful bedding, arrange many pillows, turn on a pretty night light, and always have beautiful classical music playing in the background.

I didn't need to buy furniture for this apartment as everything was already here. The only piece of my own furniture is a small table where I put my monitor, which is quite sufficient. For home decor, I have houseplants, and over time I want to buy beautiful throws and textiles, but I don't plan to accumulate too much clutter - if I buy something new, I'll definitely give away something old.

Creating a Cozy Atmosphere

What creates comfort in my home - a throw blanket or scent? I consider scent to be a very important element because it's the first thing you notice when you come home. Currently, my apartment smells like whatever food I last cooked, whether fish or vegetables, or the aromatic tea I brewed. In a few days, I plan to buy a fragrant diffuser for the apartment, which will likely smell like some kind of syrup or flowers since summer is approaching.

How does energy change when I tidy up? I clean my apartment often because order is very important to me - only when I have order can I work and think properly. The energy definitely becomes more positive when you get rid of dirt, dust, and garbage.

Most important advice: don't economize on things that create mood. Better to have one beautiful glass that brings you joy every day than a million glasses bought on sale for $2 that you'll forget about, and with each move, you'll accumulate even more unnecessary things.

Mental Changes and New Habits

What has changed in my mindset since moving? I've learned to clean more frequently, it's much more convenient for me to cook now, I've started thinking about proper nutrition, and I believe all my mental changes are still ahead - I'll definitely talk about them in future blog posts.

How has my self-esteem changed in the new apartment? I believe that in such a beautiful apartment where I live, I need to be beautiful to match it and be in the same color scheme as the apartment. I bought a pink satin robe at a second-hand store a few days before moving, and I wear it quite often in this apartment - it feels wonderful to be in it, and I think this robe is perfect for my apartment.

What habits have come with my new space? The habit of taking out trash from the apartment much more frequently, thinking about order, and not missing streams - sitting down to stream on time every time because I need to pay for all this, and it's important for me to build consistency.

What old patterns did I leave in my previous apartment? In my previous apartment, I left all my insecurity and doubts about whether I could succeed. I no longer eat at my laptop - I have a wonderful area in the kitchen with a table and chair opposite the window. I sit at the table, pour myself a delicious aromatic tea, play music throughout the apartment (which doesn't bother my neighbors as I keep it low), and I also have space on my new dining table to put books - I have enough room to set a beautifully served table and read a book or flip through a beautiful magazine, drawing inspiration for future accomplishments.

Reflections and Final Thoughts

What mistakes did I make during the move that I would do differently? I would probably have called for a moving truck but divided it into two or three trips. I had many heavy items, and because I didn't want to burden myself, I traveled between apartments many times. If I had called a large truck, the driver and I could have moved my things in two or three trips without strain.

What did I want to buy for this apartment that seemed important? It seemed important to buy various tablecloths and oilcloths to protect the surfaces in the new apartment, but otherwise I have many things that came with me, and I'm not planning to buy anything new for this apartment yet.

What little things did I throw away? I discarded things I don't use, things I looked at and realized would no longer bring me joy, things I don't even remember where they came from - they just took up space and nothing more. I also threw away things I couldn't possibly sell and placed them near the garbage so they could bring happiness to other people.

I advise against taking things "just in case" that you think you might need - it's better to free up space for new things. This is very important - new things, new emotions, new people, new clean energy. I suggest not feeling sorry about possessions - they're all temporary, and you'll acquire new things, but of course, don't throw away spoons and forks if you only have a few, like me - I took all my dishes with me and didn't discard any.

What Makes a Home

What is home to me? Home is a place where I am in a happy mood, where I can relax, take off my clothes, and rest emotionally, cook delicious food, and create something new.

What do I feel when I wake up in a new place? I wake up and immediately see three large beautiful windows. I open the curtains to let sunlight into my apartment and feel the beginning of a new day that will certainly be successful, and some happy circumstance will definitely bring me joy that day.

I'm grateful to everyone who has read this article. I've moved, I've changed, I've grown. If you're reading this and feel yourself on the threshold of change, know that you'll manage and everything will absolutely work out for you.

If you've had a similar moving experience, you can write to me in the dialog box on my website and share your moving hacks, because I move once a year in my life, and it would be interesting to learn what habits and traditions different people have - it would be very interesting to share experiences.

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Hello dear!

Today, I want to talk to you about fetishes and role-playing games. It's going to be a discussion covering all sorts of different topics, and you might discover something new for yourself. I chose the topic for this post—role-playing games and fetishes—because it promises intrigue, openness, and the chance to learn something new. So, let's begin: Role-playing games and fetishes, the art of seduction and [music] desire.

I’m really glad to see you here again on my site. I’m glad you’re reading this right now. It’s just you and me, no cameras, no lights, no persona—just my text, your imagination, and no limits between us. Today, I want to talk with you about what attracts, pulls, excites, and intrigues you, but what might feel uncomfortable to say out loud: fetishes and role-playing games.

The world is full of prohibitions and desires, but you fantasize about me, watch my stream... and fantasies can be diverse. That’s normal. Fantasies come in different forms—beautiful or not so much, big or small, just like... well, you know. Fantasies are a very important part of our lives, and today I want to immerse you in this space. I hope you find it very interesting and that you’re ready for it.

So, what is a fetish, and why does it excite us?

A fetish isn't just an oddity or some perversion, as some might think. A fetish is a special form of desire, sometimes subtle, sometimes like a flash of attraction. Fetishes are diverse. Some people are aroused by smells, others by heels, some by the touch of skin covered in latex, and others by power and submission, by a gaze, a whisper, or various sounds. What I really like about fetishes is that they simply *exist*. They are part of our sexual nature. And everyone has fetishes.

You can find out about my fetishes during our private interactions, and I think you'll really like them too. I like it when a man is dominant, confident, when he doesn't ask what to do—a bit of submission. But it's important to understand that I remain the goddess, and it's important for me to receive submission from my fans. Often, there are days when I want to dominate myself, for you to become completely mine. When you're on your knees while I sit on the sofa, when you wait for me to allow you to touch, when you tremble with desire but don't dare to breathe without my "You may" or "Tip me."

I have a fetish for power, for play, for control, for passion, for generous big tips and support from my viewers. Tell me, what are your fetishes? How might they be similar to or connected with mine? I would love to listen, and in private, we could do this together and get pleasure together.

Next up: Role-Playing Games

This isn't just about dressing up and playing; it’s a whole art form. It's like a performance. You choose any role and transform. You're not you, I'm not me. We can become anyone: teacher and student, nurse and patient, police officer and offender, the neighbor who came over and stayed until morning. Do you know what's most arousing about role-playing games? You can be anyone. There are no boundaries. You can be in a persona you've never been—bold, timid, dangerous, but also remain innocent.

I like being a teacher in glasses and a skirt, and you're my naughty student. You were late and didn't do your homework. Now, punishment awaits you... or a reward? Why do we play? Because it's safe. Because you can be yourself, or not yourself. Because in role-playing games, there's no judgment, only freedom. There are fantasies that we give free rein to, fantasies that make us better. You can be my boss, and I, the shy secretary. You can be a pilot, and I, the stewardess. You can be anyone, and I'll be there, bringing all your wildest desires to life. Role-playing isn't just about sex; it's about connection, story, and trust. [music]

Ah, lovely weather today. You're doing great deciding to talk about this with me, deeply and honestly. And we continue to the next part of our conversation, our meeting, starting with me wanting to know: What are you comfortable doing right now? Tell me what you'd like to see now, how you're feeling. You can write it in the chat, and I'll gladly reply.

Role-Playing, Fetishes, and the Art of Fantasy

Sometimes I think about how many fantasies we keep inside for years. How many images, roles, and desires we hide from the world because it feels shameful, scary, somehow improper. But fantasy isn't just a little spice; it's a way to breathe, live, create, awaken, explore yourself, and get aroused without fear, without guilt. Today, I want to invite you into a few role-playing scenarios I've prepared for you. Make yourself comfortable, and let's begin.

Scenario One: Teacher and Student

You're late again. And I warned you. If you don't turn in your homework, we're going to have a serious talk. You stand at the door, eyes downcast. I slowly take off my glasses, lift my skirt slightly. You sense my fragrance. My voice gets quieter, whispering, "Do you want to stay after class? Alone?" You know what that means. I trace a finger along your wrist. You tremble. And I smile. "Sit down and open your notebook. Today, you will learn to be very obedient."

Tell me, what thoughts and fantasies did you have after this little scenario? Would you like to do a show like this with me in private? Or maybe you want a teacher-themed stream from me? Would you become my student, or would you want to take the leading role? Write to me; I want to get your feedback. It's very important to me.

Scenario Two: Boss and Assistant

"You're late again." "Yes, sorry, sir. Forgive me." "Five minutes is already a crime. I'm ready to compensate for it all." You stand in my office... Actually, *I* stand there, in a tight red skirt with red lipstick, and you know I'm looking at you, and you like it. You're playing dangerously, but you love risk. You tell me, "Close the door, turn off the light, and hang the 'Do Not Disturb' sign." I agree and say, "As you command, boss." You approach me slowly, challenge in your eyes, and I know that today, we won't be working anymore. We'll be doing something much more interesting, pleasant, and important for us.

How are you feeling right now? Is your cock hard already? Do you want to play more with me and discover more of my fantasies? I hope so. I'm ready for it.

Scenario Three: Stranger in the Night

I wake up from a sound in the night. It's dark. You entered my room without words. You know I'm waiting. You know I consent. You approach me. Your hand on my throat, gently, with a hint of promise. You don't say a word. You just take me. My hands are tied, eyes closed. I don't see you, but I feel you with every cell, every breath. And I need nothing more.

Tell me about your impressions now. How do you see this happening? Are you ready to perform one of these scenarios with me? I think it will be worth you joining my stream and starting a private chat with me as quickly as possible, without holding back.

Playing Roles: Who Do You Want to Be?

You know what I love about role-playing games? You can be anyone. You can be a doctor, and I the patient. Or you're a police officer, and I'm the sassy rule-breaker. Or maybe you want me to become your mommy—strict, caring, and dominant? Even games like that happen. It's a reality you create for yourself. It's about control, trust, and psychological connection.

Fetishes: Exploring Sensations

Often, we see fetishes live in symbols. It's not always literal; it's about sensations. Now, I want to play a game with you: Guess the Fetish. I'll list a few fetishes, and you think about which ones turn you on. You can even close your eyes and feel it.

• Submission: When you are completely in my power. Tell me, what do you feel right now? Do you like this fetish?
• Domination: When I ask, and you obey. Or the other way around. What do you think about this?
• Clothing: Stockings, leather, latex, fishnet tights, nylon stockings.
• Helpless Role: You are bound, immobilized, defenseless.
• My Voice Fetish: When just listening to me is enough for you.
• Foot Fetish: When you're ready to kiss my feet for hours.
• Forbidden Contact: In a public place, when you're on the edge, where we might get caught. Does your heart beat faster now?

Maybe you want to message me privately right now? Or just keep it to yourself. The main thing is not to be afraid. Don't be afraid, stay yourself. Here, everything is allowed, and there's nothing to be shy about.

How to Talk About Your Desires Correctly

Fetishes and role-playing games aren't only about arousal; they're also about trust. About vulnerability, about excitement. It's about honesty and real intimacy. "I want you to do this with me." "I want you to do this for me." Like that. At first, it's a bit scary—what if they judge, what if they don't understand? But you know what I've realized? When the person next to you is truly yours, they will never judge you.

Show me what you want. I want to know you much deeper. I think the time has come, and you've already written to me to get to know me much closer and better. And now, a connection is forming between us that we will develop and maintain for years.

But Where Are the Boundaries?

Fetishes are a game, but every game has rules. The main rule is mutual consent. "No" means no. A safe word means stop. You are not obligated to do anything that doesn't feel right to you. A real game is when everyone feels good, when you are safe, when you are relaxed, when you trust. That's when the real magic begins.

A Fantasy, Just For You and Me

Are you ready? Close your eyes. Imagine you come to me late in the evening. I open the door wearing only lace lingerie and a robe. I smile at you, take your hand, and lead you to the bedroom. Now, you will be mine. You will do everything I say. And I promise to be gentle... or not. I ask you to lie down. You obey. I take a silk scarf and slowly tie it around your eyes. You see nothing, but you hear my whisper, my breath, my steps. I will let you touch, but not kiss. I allow you to moan, but not to beg. I want to burn you with my voice, my touch, my power. You don't know what will happen next. You just trust and surrender completely.

A Little More Openness

When I talk about feeling alive, real... you're not just listening, right? You feel it. You're nearby. You're inside this game. I want you to know: your desires are important. They are not strange. They are right. They are yours. If you want to share, I'm listening. You can always write to me in the chat.

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• Do you have fantasies you've been hesitant to share? Maybe now is the time.
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Hello dear!

Today, I want to share my thoughts, ideas, and creative inspirations with you. My name is Eve, and I am a webcam model. I also love dancing. Recently, I've developed a passion for designing clothing—something comfortable, stylish, and perfect for my work, my performances, and my everyday life. I want to talk about how I started sketching my own designs, the challenges I face, and how this journey can be meaningful not only for me but also for my viewers.

I believe many of you who follow my content and my streams are creative individuals, and you might find it interesting to learn how clothing can transform your world—your image, your mood, and even your mindset. Today, I want to take you through my design journey, from the very first sketches to my vision for the future.

My Journey into Fashion

For several years, I have worked as a webcam model, and for about half a year, I have been deeply involved in dance. In both of these creative fields, appearance plays a crucial role. I have always aimed to look bright, confident, and expressive, but I found myself in need of more diverse clothing options. Often, I would buy beautiful pieces that didn’t fit well, felt restrictive, or were simply not comfortable for long hours of streaming and dancing.

One day, while standing in front of the mirror, I thought to myself: why not create clothing that fits me perfectly—something that enhances my individuality while allowing me to move freely? That’s when I started envisioning a personal clothing line designed specifically for my needs.

Why Clothing Matters for Webcam Models and Performers

For webcam models, dancers, and creative individuals, clothing is more than just fabric—it’s an essential part of self-expression. Here’s why:

• Branding and Image: Clothing is a key part of my brand. It helps set the mood, highlights my features, and makes me stand out among others.
• Confidence and Comfort: The right outfit makes me feel powerful and confident, like a second skin. When I wear something I love, my energy shifts, and I perform better.
• Functionality and Practicality: I need clothing that allows me to move, dance, and interact naturally with my audience without distractions.

My Design Process

At first, I had no formal training in fashion design. I started with simple sketches in a notebook—pants with cut-out thighs, dresses with open backs, tops, skirts, and shorts tailored for dance. I thought about the fabrics I wanted: soft, stretchy materials for comfort or silky materials for a touch of elegance.

To develop my skills, I explored fashion trends, studied Pinterest, and observed runway shows for inspiration. I also experimented with colors and patterns, adding unique elements such as asymmetrical cuts or bold accessories to make my designs stand out.

My tools are simple—a pencil, a notebook, colored markers, and watercolor paints. Though I enjoy digital design, I find hand-drawing to be a meditative process that helps my ideas flow naturally.

Fabric Selection and Mistakes to Avoid

Choosing the right fabric is one of the most important aspects of design. For performance wear, I prefer stretchy materials like jersey and Lycra because they allow freedom of movement. For romantic looks, I might choose delicate fabrics like silk or chiffon, though they require more delicate care.

One mistake I’ve learned to avoid is choosing fabric purely for its aesthetic appeal without considering its practicality. For example, I once made an outfit from a fabric that looked stunning but was too slippery and difficult to wear. Always test a fabric by stretching, wearing, and washing it before committing to large-scale designs.

Turning Passion into a Business

As I refine my designs, I am considering turning my passion into a business. My goal is to create a small collection that caters to webcam models, dancers, and creative individuals who seek unique, comfortable, and stylish clothing. I envision offering both romantic and bold designs, carefully selecting fabrics that are both functional and visually appealing.

To bring this idea to life, I will need to:

• Select and purchase fabrics.
• Finalize my designs and create prototypes.
• Explore sales channels, possibly through social media or my own website.
• Establish a pricing model that ensures my work remains accessible.

Final Thoughts

Clothing has the power to transform not only our outer appearance but also our mindset and confidence. Whether you are a performer, a content creator, or someone who simply loves fashion, I encourage you to embrace your creativity. Don’t be afraid to experiment, make mistakes, and develop your unique style.

Thank you for reading and supporting my journey. I would love to hear your thoughts—whether you have fashion-related experiences to share, design ideas, or simply want to encourage me on this path. Let’s inspire each other!

Stay creative, stay confident, and keep shining.

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Hello dear!

Today, I am recording a conversational podcast for my beloved fans. The first topic I want to discuss is quite fascinating: imagine being a webcam model in the Middle Ages, living through different historical periods.

Life as a Medieval Webcam Model

Imagine having a large castle with a kitchen and many servants. I would host numerous parties, and since technology didn't exist back then, I would perform my shows through the window. Viewers would watch me through the window, and the donations would come from knights and kings.

Donations in those times could include valuable items like land, peasants, gold, silver, and fabrics such as silk, brocade from Byzantium, wool, and linen. From knights, I would receive swords, spears, armor, chainmail, and plate armor. I would also accept books, precious items, furniture, and tableware. Sometimes, I might even accept bread and wine, various spices like cinnamon and cloves, which were very expensive at the time.

Another intriguing thought is what the most popular fetishes might have been in the Middle Ages. Perhaps it would have been food fetishes, or fetishes for curvy ladies, armor, swords, or different fabrics and costumes. There might have been fetishes for dominance and submission, or even for latex and rubber, which were considered relics of saints during that highly religious era.

Imagining Myself as a Video Game Character

Now, let's imagine if I were a video game character. What would my avatar look like? I see myself in a tight-fitting costume that hugs my entire body, with a provocative look, including headbands, glasses, and possibly a sword in hand. I would have high heels and special abilities that could be purchased with tokens, such as super strength, fast movement, and the ability to become invisible.

My ideal gamer webcam show would feature a pleasant background—not too distracting but also not boring. The room would be clean and minimalistic, with a thematic backdrop that suits my style. There would be various filters changing the color of my skin, lots of sound effects, games with viewers, rewards, and contests. The technology would be top-notch, with many special effects that evoke emotions in people.

My Love for Cooking

I absolutely love cooking and eating, so let's talk about culinary delights. Firstly, I love cooking because it's essential and everyone needs to eat, but also because it's a creative process. Combining ingredients, choosing flavors, and creating visually appealing dishes is something I truly enjoy.

One of the first dishes I learned to cook was an apple pie made from eggs, flour, sugar, and apples. It's a simple recipe that anyone can master, and it's quick to prepare. Over time, my food preferences have changed. I used to love very spicy food, then I loved very salty food, and sometimes I could eat cucumbers, but now I prefer tomatoes. I love different kinds of cheese and have recently been exploring a variety of them.

My culinary style has been influenced by the internet and various cooking trends. My favorite breakfast is scrambled eggs with two slices of toast with cheese and sausage, and sometimes I boil two more eggs and make sweet black tea. For lunch, I love macaroni with sausages, cheese sauce, vegetable salad, and dessert. My favorites are pie, tiramisu, and banana cake. I also love chocolate cupcakes and various candies. My favorite drink is tea, mojito, milk, and different milkshakes. I don't drink coffee and love piña colada with less coconut.

Grocery Shopping Tips

I often go to the store for groceries and choose fresh products without any defects. I usually take items from the back of the shelf because they are less handled. I always check the expiration dates and the ingredients of what I'm buying. In my fridge, I don't keep any spoiled products. I store greens in a container with wet wipes and grate the cheese immediately for homemade pizza. I also freeze sliced tomatoes, which become very soft when baked on the pizza.

I have a collection of spices that transform my dishes. I love adding turmeric and paprika to make my dishes more flavorful and colorful. In India, turmeric is considered an antiseptic and is believed to disinfect everything. Another secret is to place a bowl of water in the oven when baking, and to remove the tea bag immediately after brewing to prevent bitterness.

My Kitchen Essentials

My kitchen is filled with small details like hooks for pot holders, towels, spatulas, and beautiful jars for storing grains. My favorite grain is always on display to use quickly and prevent spoilage. I also have a collection of mugs. I love minimalism and keeping things organized.

I have a special tea kettle with a tea brewing mode and a container for tea leaves. The geyser brewing method is considered the best for bringing out the true flavor and aroma of tea.

Simple Avocado Toast Recipe

One of my favorite breakfasts is avocado toast. Here’s a simple recipe:

Ingredients:

• 2 slices of whole grain bread
• 1 avocado
• 2 eggs
• Salt and pepper to taste
• Optional: red onion

Instructions:

1. Heat a skillet over medium heat and add a bit of olive oil.
2. Toast the bread lightly.
3. Cut the avocado in half, remove the pit, and scoop out the flesh onto the toast.
4. Season the avocado with salt and pepper.
5. In another skillet, crack the eggs, season with salt and pepper, and add a bit of turmeric if desired.
6. Cook the eggs to your liking, leaving the yolk runny if preferred.
7. Optionally, sauté sliced red onion and add it to the eggs.
8. Assemble the toast with avocado and top with the cooked eggs.

Tip: Store avocados in the fridge to keep them fresh longer.

My Favorite Dessert: Chocolate Fondant

Another favorite is chocolate fondant. Here’s a simple recipe:

Ingredients:

• 100g dark chocolate
• 100g butter
• 2 eggs
• 50g sugar
• 2 tbsp flour
• Pinch of salt

Instructions:

1. Melt the chocolate and butter together.
2. Mix in the eggs, sugar, flour, and a pinch of salt.
3. Bake at 200°C for just 10 minutes to keep the center runny.
4. Serve with a scoop of vanilla ice cream for a contrast of hot and cold.

Cooking Tips and Secrets

Always keep a base set of ingredients like olive oil, garlic, lemon, and spices. These can save any dish. I also love using turmeric and smoked paprika. Extra virgin olive oil is the healthiest option. Don’t be afraid to experiment and substitute ingredients based on your preferences or allergies. The key to good cooking is to do it with love. Even a simple sandwich or pizza will taste better if made with care.

My Favorite Sauces

Everyone has their favorite sauces, and today I want to share mine:

1. Cheese Sauce: Perfect for potatoes, vegetables, and sometimes even pasta. I recently discovered combining it with fried mushrooms—a true flavor explosion.
2. Pesto: Versatile and fresh, made from basil, pine nuts, Parmesan, garlic, and olive oil. I sometimes substitute pine nuts with walnuts or add spinach for extra flavor.
3. Teriyaki: A sweet and salty sauce with a hint of umami. Perfect for chicken, salmon, or grilled vegetables.
4. Sriracha: My favorite for those who love spicy food. It’s a Thai hot sauce made from chili peppers, garlic, vinegar, sugar, and salt. I use it in soups, noodles, fried rice, and even omelets.
5. Tomato Sauce: Homemade with fresh tomatoes, garlic, basil, olive oil, and a pinch of sugar to balance the acidity. Perfect for pasta and pizza.

Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed today’s podcast and found inspiration to try one of my recipes. Cooking is not just about food; it’s about caring for yourself and your loved ones. If you enjoyed my stories, please share your favorite dishes and recipes with me. I would love to try them and share my thoughts.

Thank you for joining me today, and I look forward to hearing from you!

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