Cherie DeVille was asked if size matters. Her answer starts with a divorce. One of her best friends left her husband after 3 years. His was too big
On Alexis Texas' podcast, she got the oldest question in the bedroom: does size matter?
In the video below, she gives the most honest answer you'll hear on it
"I think to a point"
Then the story. "One of my best civilian friends divorced her husband cuz his dick was too big after about 3 years"
The obvious question: how did she not know from the start?
She did. That was never the problem
"Big dicks can feel really good until you're having sex with them 5 days a week"
When the sex stopped, so did the marriage. "When the sex life dies, everything else dies, doesn't it?"
Then she flips it. Cherie is fine with small too
"I don't need a huge dong, but I need not a micro penis"
Small just means it isn't the main tool. "Maybe you can do oral on me, maybe you can use your fingers, maybe you can wear a strap-on"
So size matters. Just not the way men think it does
Is bigger really better, or have men spent decades worrying about the wrong end of the scale?
Savannah Bond has shot a scene with eight guys. She's open to almost anything. But there's one thing most women ask for that she can't stand. And Alexis Texas thinks porn is to blame
On Alexis' podcast in 2023, she was asked about a common sexual act she just doesn't like
In the video below, she answers in one line. She doesn't like guys going down on her
Her reason is pure efficiency: "I'm more of a pleaser and that takes time. I'd rather just have sex"
Alexis has her own theory. Plenty of guys just don't know what they're doing down there
"What are you doing, sir?"
Her advice to them: "Just put your face there and do your job"
Then it gets worse. Savannah says she barely gets it at work either. Porn doesn't really do it anymore
Alexis couldn't believe it. Back in her day it was standard
Her verdict: "This is their fault. It's not her fault, it's the porn"
A woman who's done almost everything on camera has never been properly taken care of. And her own industry is part of the reason
Is it really about preference, or did porn quietly teach a whole generation of men to skip the part women care about most?
Mia Khalifa dated a man who wanted to be the woman in the relationship. She bought the lingerie. The wigs. The fake breasts. She says it was some of the best sex of her life. It was also the only relationship where she was ever cheated on
On Call Her Daddy in 2021, Alex Cooper asked her about the most unconventional thing she'd ever done in bed
In the video below, she tells it for the first time. "I've never talked about it before"
It started small. Her underwear. Then her lingerie. Then lingerie in his size
Then the full wardrobe. Shoes. Wigs. Really good wigs
"This is high quality sex, baby. $400 on a wig once"
By the end he was fully the woman. And she was playing the man
She never judged him for it. "This is your safe space… You tell me what you want to do next"
And here's the part nobody expects. He's the one who cheated
Alex couldn't believe it: "You give him the dick and he goes to find new dick?"
Mia had one complaint: "Do you know how expensive fake boobs are?"
"I bought myself a dick and you tits, okay? And where does that get me? Cheated on"
She still calls it the most eye-opening sexual dynamic she's ever been a part of
She paid for every wig. He still went looking for someone else
Is she the most open-minded girlfriend on the internet, or proof that no amount of effort keeps a man who wants to leave?
Cherie DeVille thinks AI porn is going to win. She also read every AI contract the industry put in front of her. Her verdict: "They're trash"
On Abella Danger's show, she was asked if one day most of the porn people watch will be AI
In the video below, she answers in one word. "Probably"
But she isn't scared of it. "We pioneered the internet. We pioneered virtual reality. We will pioneer AI. You're welcome, world"
Then she gets serious
She has a doctorate. She's a couple of years away from becoming a lawyer. So she read the contracts herself
"I don't even think you need to be a future attorney to see that you should not sell your likeness to an AI company"
And here's the part nobody expects. The girls already on those platforms didn't just license a few photos
"All those girls on those AI platforms sold the likeness to their voice, their brand, their body"
Her advice to new performers fits in four words: "Own your sh*t"
Abella sees it differently. She wants both. The real her, and an AI version still "taking as many dicks as you want" at 90
Cherie's answer was a joke: "My right knee is going out. My AI self has got two good knees"
The AI was never the threat. The contract is
Would you let an AI copy of yourself work forever, or is that the worst deal anyone could sign?
Lexi Luna rates the dick pics men send her. Every single one starts at 10 out of 10. She only takes points off for things that have nothing to do with the body
At AVN 2025, she was asked for her tips on good dick pics
In the video below, she breaks down her scoring system
The starting rule is simple: "All of my dicks start at a 10 out of 10 because we don't control the type of dick we have"
Then the deductions begin
"Do not send me a toilet bowl. Do not send me your messy floor. Do not send me your dirty feet"
A mirror "so splattered with toothpaste that I can't see your dick"? Minus one
Not groomed? Minus one
And here's the part nobody expects. The men take notes
"I often have people who are like, 'Okay, I fixed it.' And they send me another one"
The host has the same system. She won't judge size, shape or anything else you can't control. She judges "the conditions in which you took the photo and the effort you put into the photo"
It was never a rating of the body. It's a rating of the effort
Is this the fairest rating system on the internet, or proof that men will fix anything if a woman starts grading it?
She went camping alone on a remote riverbank with a fever. And somehow, the video she made looks like the calmest day of her life
No one else around. Just a backpack, a tent and a river
She doesn't rest first. She builds a home
A blanket on the floor. An air mattress, pumped up by hand. A pillow. A small folding table
In the video below, you watch it come together piece by piece
Then the kettle goes on. Hot tea with a slice of orange
Potatoes crisping in a skillet on a tiny gas burner
She eats slowly, wraps herself in a red blanket and watches the water
Sick, alone, miles from anyone. And she still chose this over staying home
Is solo camping like this the ultimate reset, or a risk nobody should take alone?
Lexi Luna has a warning for anyone who reaches for a vibrator every single time
On the Adult Time podcast, recorded during AVN, the "Sex Line" segment asked her guest Aubrey Kate Lust a simple question
Will a partner using a vibrator make it harder to orgasm without one?
Aubrey didn't hesitate: "Not at all"
To her, a toy doesn't replace anything. It just adds to it: "if anything it would just give it a little enhancement"
Lexi agreed, then added a catch
"If you do use it too much all the time," she said, "there is a desensitization that happens"
But in her view it isn't permanent: "You can still go back to manual mode"
In the clip below, both end up with the same fix. More time on foreplay
"The answer to everything"
The case for the vibrator: it adds to sex and doesn't take anything away
The case for caution: use it every time, and your body may start to need it
So is a vibrator a bonus in bed, or a habit worth breaking once in a while?
Lexi Luna spent five years teaching children. At 26, she filmed her first adult scene
Before entering the adult film industry, Lexi Luna had a completely different career
For five years, she worked as a schoolteacher, teaching children from kindergarten through fourth grade
But while living in Florida, she began exploring a different side of her life
She joined an online BDSM community, where she could meet people, learn about different interests, and explore without feeling judged
As Lexi put it:
"Nobody judges me for the things I like or don't like or want to explore or want to learn about"
At the time, it was just personal curiosity. She wasn't getting paid, and she was still working as a teacher
Then she started posting modeling pictures online
That's when someone approached her with an opportunity to enter the adult film industry
Lexi didn't jump into it blindly. She listened to the offer, asked questions, and wanted to understand what she was getting into
The school year ended in May
In June, she filmed her first scene
She was 26 years old
Five years in a classroom, and then an entirely different career
Was this a carefully considered career change, or a leap into the unknown?
AI subscriptions I'd actually pay for in 2026
made an updated tier list based on my personal experience and how much value I get from each subscription
Claude still dominates the top spot for me
Claude Ultra and Claude Pro remain in S tier. The overall quality, capabilities and experience make them hard to replace
Devin Max, Factory Max and Claude Max hold A
ChatGPT Pro $100 also stays in A
for me, it's one of the better balances between capabilities, usage limits and price
the $200 and $500 plans are in B for now
they're powerful, but the extra cost is harder to justify unless you really need that much usage
X Ultra stays in B
the bundle is still a great deal if you code, create content and spend a lot of time on X
Google AI subscriptions remain in C and D
they have their use cases, but I personally get more value from the alternatives above
again, this isn't a ranking by price
I'm ranking everything by how much value I personally get out of every $1 spent
what would you move up or down?
WAIT, WHAT? I ASKED CLAUDE TO REDESIGN ITSELF AND IT REPAINTED ITS OWN WINDOW MID-SESSION
I'm learning Claude Code in public, and this one genuinely surprised me
for months I stared at the same colors every day
I thought /theme was just dark or light
then I scrolled to the bottom of the list
there's a line that says "New custom theme…"
but here's the part nobody mentions:
a theme is just a tiny JSON file in ~/.claude/themes/
and Claude Code watches that folder
so you don't have to pick colors yourself
you tell Claude "make me a theme" and it writes the file
and the window recolors itself while you're still talking to it. no restart
I made 7 this way:
> Clawd: the classic orange, but warmer
> Deep Space: violet and cyan
> Apple: clean white, system blue
> Pixel: 8-bit arcade palette
> Starry Night: navy and gold
> Daylight: sky blue and sunrise orange
> Synthwave: pink and neon cyan
how to do it:
→ type /theme
→ scroll down to "New custom theme…"
→ or drop a .json into ~/.claude/themes/ and it shows up in the list
→ Ctrl+E edits the highlighted theme
one honest note: it recolors Claude Code itself (accent, input border, your messages, diffs), your terminal's background is still your terminal's setting
all 7 files are in the first reply, copy them in 10 seconds
follow along, I'm digging through hidden Claude Code features and posting what actually works. next one is even weirder
which one are you installing first?