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Wow, what a lovely edit of an intense session!

Step 1. Start collecting images and clips.

Step 2. Start collecting sources for images and clips.

Step 3. Cultivate a network of like minded people who will share images and clips they find and/or have collected.

Step 4. Periodically try to organise the images, be surprised at what good taste you once had.

I’ve collected mine from tumblr, Insta, r***it, Telegram, now also Lemmy, and more. The trick is to save the clips/images and not delete them :p

It’s not me in the clip, but I can find dozens of variants at my local online adult shop?

I had to shop around to get a penis gag at only 4", then it turns out it was too wide 😂

If you watch closely, you’ll see she has knees to move the hips around the spine :p

This is why I love amateur porn, the joy, the satisfaction, the casual framing making it all about the people in it.

And also, sometime both cumshot and gorgeous people surprise you ;)

I’m also leaning heavy edit, probably from rounding out the butt.

There’s no real human looking like that anyway.

EtA: you can actually see the brushmarks rounding out both of the cheeks on the model on the right.

I haven’t kept up, what did she do?

Question, as this is happening this very minute, how do we best go about handling this?

Should private lemmings (respectfully) contact the spammer, or should this handled by mods?

Mostly I’m thinking what is less intimidating, and/or lowers the risk of people coming off as rude. We do want the posts, just not all at once

Lexi Belle, one of the greats!

Wow, love a facial with a smile.

Thanks for making me happy as well ;)

Wow, I love this! Playful, sexy, and you seem to enjoy yourself which is so very hot!

Depends on what you do; if you specialise, there aren’t other places to go to, if you’re easier to work with, deliver superior quality, are more responsive or just plain likeable, people/customers will stay with you for longer.

Multiple posts, although it’s frowned upon to spam them at the same time

Essential tip #1. No customer cares what you do, only what they get. They’re not buying the reverse engineering, they’re buying the copy. Let that inform your choices, your marketing and interactions with the customer.

Tip for B2B especially. Listen to the person and treat them as a professional, find ways to explain limitations and options in a way that makes them feel understood and that helps them look good in their own organisation. In another phrasing: Make them the Hero of their company, and you’ll be theirs.

Word of advice: Enjoy the ride! Business isn’t difficult, but it’s tough, there’s so very very very many things you now have to get done there’s no reasonable chance at foreseeing even most of them. You will get surprises, you will get crises. Get as much help and mentorship from experienced entrepreneurs as you can (we’re typically a very helpful bunch), but prepare for even that not being enough.

Perseverance, responsiveness, and resourcefulness is what separates you from the 80% failed businesses within 5 years.

Gingerpuss aka Laura Cross, Puddems

It looks great from here, but maybe try it a few times more just to be sure?

Doris Day

Wow, everything is beautiful, the talents, the sound, the lighting, and the performance!

Wow, she’s hot!