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Looks Like they have already started to roll out the digial ID system early. I am not able to access My google based emails and X/Twitter anymore without giving them my phone number and other things. So if you don't see anymore updates there. That is why. That is something I refuse to do. As this is just the first step of the digital ID system. Just remember I warmed everyone about the censorship and the shutting of accounts on social media way back in 2011/12 and boy was I right. Look at what people in the UK and other countries have right now. So heed my warning. Sign up to the digital ID or not. That is your choice. Just don't ever say you weren't warned.

This was actually a photo shoot idea I had years ago. Circumstances never allowed this to come to fruition, so here is the Ai version and a short story.

In the verdant expanse of a small-town garden, nestled between the rusted tin roof of an old barn and the meandering path of a forgotten stream, grew a cluster of sunflowers. Among them stood one particular bloom, taller than its kin, with petals of golden ambrosia that seemed to pulsate in the sunlight, as if alive.

The garden was tended by an elderly woman, Clytie, known locally as a hermit...more>

*** IMPORTANT ***

Looks Like they have already started to roll out the digial ID system early. I am not able to access My google based emails and X/Twitter anymore without giving them my phone number and other things. So if you don't see anymore updates there. That is why. That is something I refuse to do. As this is just the first step of the digital ID system. Just remember I warmed everyone about the censorship and the shutting of accounts on social media way back in 2011/12 and boy was I right. Look at what people in the UK and other countries have right now. So heed my warning. Sign up to the digital ID or not. That is your choice. Just don't ever say you weren't warned.

In the quiet town of Firenze, where cobblestone streets whispered with history, lived an 18-year-old Italian woman named Georgina. She was a vision of soft beauty, her skin like creamy alabaster, her hair a waterfall of darkest chestnut, and her eyes the hue of olive leaves after rain. Her figure was as slim as a willow, her breasts small but perfectly formed, as if sculpted by an artist’s touch.

Georgina worked in an office, a life confined to desks, ledgers, and fluorescent lights. She was shy; her voice barely audible, her hands always hidden in the folds of her skirts....more>