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[useitorloseit]

session is a great chat app, as secure as any can be

[Max]

Children do NOT have to be encouraged, they will play with their bits when the time is right no mater what age they are.

Agreed, conditionally.
Once they have started to play, I think it would be good if Mum's had a mutual arrangement with a friend of hers such that they taught each other's children.
Two of my friends at school were taught even more than masturbation by each other's mum. In hindsight, I think them both growing up in a nudist family made a big difference. Years later, there was no sense of it being wrong and at least one of them continued activities with his friends mum, when he discovered a new thing that he wanted to try. She let him try everything just when he was ready and chose to mention it.

I was envious. Not jealous. When I first heard about it, I had been cumming every night thinking about a particular one of them.

I was not from a nudism family and so, as a 15/16 year old, when I saw her nude in her own home, it had a lasting effect on me. 

When I've set out my views with adult friends, when in 40s, I was too far 'out there' for them to agree with me. 

[Friendlycock]

Smoking is so gross to me, that for one to smoke during sex>..Sorry, I'm all limp and I'm out of there.

[Sandra]

 

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How demands for US-style tipping are on the rise in UK hotels and cafes... but hard-up Brits are NOT giving in


A growing number of British hospitality and service providers are adopting a US-style tipping culture, with gratuities prompts routinely added to card payment machines.

And while there may be a strong nudge from businesses, the UK public is in no rush to change - and in many cases are refusing to play along.

The percentage of business owners applying a suggested tip on their card machines has skyrocketed by more than a third, according to the contactless payment firm SumUp.

But despite these prompts, and 20% being the standard in the US, stubborn Brits on average cling to a 10% gratuity,
The amount of cafes, coffee shops and restaurants utilising tip prompts leapt by more than two-thirds between 2022 and 2024, with the average tip hovering between 10.2% and 10.6% during the same period, the data revealed.

And while many UK restaurants have a longstanding tradition of asking for a gratuity for staff, Brits are wary of being asked for one in businesses that have in the past not expected them - such as a pub.

Phil Inzani, who runs the Polo Bar in central London, said: 'With our system, the tipping prompt comes pre-programmed but I take it off as I think it's a piss take.

'It's all a bit American. I've just come back from over there and it's the norm, it's just part of their psyche but here, we're not like that.
A growing number of British hospitality and service providers are adopting a US-style tipping culture, with gratuities prompts routinely added to card payment machines

'If I go somewhere and someone has gone that extra mile then I leave a tip but I don't like a prompt. It's a bit irritating and that's the philosophy I have applied here.'

The number of venues using tip prompts has shot up by more than a tenth (12%) according to the new research.

Even hair salons, nail bars and other beauty industries are getting in on the action, with a 6% uptick in gratuity requests.

However, the biggest surge has been seen in the  hotel and B&B industry, which has overseen a colossal 112% rise in requests for tips over the last two years.

It comes after an expert revealed how much Brits should consider tipping - and if there's pressure to do so if you don't think the service is worth it.

Laura Akano, Etiquette Coach and founder of Polished Manners, said that tipping is never required in the UK, but it is a 'nice thing to do'.

However, if you're eating in a restaurant, it's extremely likely that a service charge will be added, and she advises factoring this into your budget for your outing, rather than the awkwardness of haggling with staff for it to be removed. 

Femail reveals how much to tip when at the hairdresser, cafe or restaurant - as well as how and when to make an exception.

Many restaurants in the UK, especially in London and other big cities, now include a service charge in the bill - usually of 12.5 per cent.

If this hasn't been automatically added, according to etiquette experts Debrett's, the minimum you should offer is 10 per cent.

'Many restaurants include service, in which case a tip is not necessary other than for exceptional service,' the guide says.

'It is traditional to leave 10 per cent, but up to 15 per cent is now commonplace for good service.'

Laura Akano,  'What I've observed is that a lot of restaurants will add 12.5 to 15 per cent automatically. 

'Based on that, from an etiquette point of view, I wouldn't leave an additional tip, unless you're feeling generous or you had exceptional service.

'But there is no obligation, in England it's not mandatory - anywhere you go. It's okay to take off the service charge.

'While it's not mandatory, I would say that if you can't afford a tip, consider not going out'.
'While there are no hard and fast rules to tipping, there are some general guidelines that can help.

'In restaurants, a service charge of around 10 to 15 per cent is often added to the bill.

'If it's included, there's no need to tip on top unless the service was exceptional. However, if no service charge is added, it's customary to tip a similar amount.'

People often wonder if it's acceptable to ask for 'optional' service charge to be removed from a bill, seeing as it's supposedly the customers choice.

Experts are clear that service charge is to be expected and that, really, it's described as optional to give unsatisfied customers the chance to make a legitimate complaint.

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AI driving 'explosion' of fake nudes as victims say the law is failing them

There's been a huge rise in sexually explicit deepfakes as software to digitally transform a clothed picture into a naked picture is easy to get hold of, according to online harm experts.


Campaigners are warning the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to create realistic but fake nude images of real women is becoming "normalised".

It's also an increasing concern in schools.
A recent survey by Internet Matters found 13% of teenagers have had an experience with nude deepfakes.

Ofcom will later this month introduce codes of practice for internet companies to clamp down on the illegal distribution of fake nudes.

Earlier this year, social media influencer and former Love Island contestant, Cally Jane Beech, 33, was horrified when she discovered someone had used AI to turn an underwear brand photograph of her into a nude and it was being shared online.

The original image had been uploaded to a site that uses software to digitally transform a clothed picture into a naked picture.

Anyone got a link to this software?

[oliviasmith007]

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[ugga1968]

Welcome oliviasmith007 

I work in the health care sector, but I have no education that makes me an expert when it comes to medication. This is my own opinion.

The description is there for a reason. It says:

Limit alcohol as well as any beverages with alcoholic content & caffeine whenever you plan to take this drug

Notice the wording "limit". My take on this wording is "one beer is ok, 12 shots of vodka is not" 

Alcohol increases the libido, but inhibits performance for a man. If I took medication for perfomance, I would not sabotage it with alcohol.

I've read that this medication increases the enjoyment for women too. As a woman, do you intend to take this medication your self or is it for a man?

(English is not my first language, so I apoligize for any mistakes)