Riley Reid says her boyfriend could tell she had an anal scene scheduled just by what she ate for dinner; she quit gangbangs for him, and he then asked her to stop filming with men altogether.
“My career started to pop off in the anal department, and that’s where his insecurities started.”
“When you’re doing anal, you can’t eat certain foods.”
“When I was just regularly working, he’d ask, ‘What do you want for dinner?’ and I’d say, ‘Whatever.’”
“But when I had a special anal scene, I had to have this and this and this.”
“When she’s not eating normal, that means she has anal the next day.”
“I ended up quitting gangbangs for him.”
“I gave him power.”
“Then he was like, ‘Will you just quit doing boy-girl?’”
“He wanted me to quit my job and everything.”
Google illegally cut down an estimated 250,000 trees in northern Finland to build a data center, sparking national outrage.
The company cleared 330 hectares of forest near the town of Muhos without first completing the required environmental impact assessments.
Conservationists estimate another 150,000 trees were felled at a second site in Otanmäki.
Finland’s licensing authority ordered Google to stop work at both sites earlier this month.
The sites are part of a €13 billion AI infrastructure project, the largest of its kind in Finland.
Australian MP Helen Haines has had both legs amputated after being deliberately hit twice by a car outside her office. A man is charged, as fears grow over rising threats against politicians.
Al Jazeera’s Julide Ayger reports.