Under a YouTube channel that posts videos with Ai generated illustration and Ai generated music says this:
"All music, artwork and animation on Athena IV are original, created and owned by Athena IV or officially licensed. Copyright law applies."
This might sound like a strange question, but I’m curious about how normalization affects attraction.
In many societies, it’s normal for men to be shirtless in public, like at the beach, while exercising, or just walking around.
Because of that, I wonder whether women still feel sexually attracted when they see a man’s chest, similar to how many men react to women showing more skin.
Or does the fact that male chests are so commonly seen make them less sexually significant?
I’m planning my first big Asia trip and stuck choosing between China and India. I’ll visit both eventually (split across 2026 and 2027), but I’m trying to decide which one to do first.
For those who’ve experienced both—where did you feel more welcomed as a traveler? Any specific experiences that stood out?
Edit: I'm doing this in phases.
First trip (Nov 2026): Dubai, then China/India, then Indonesia and Japan.
Second trip (Late 2027): China/India, then Thailand and South Korea.
I’m trying to understand this. Some people are okay with pirating and even feel proud of it, even though it’s technically stealing. But on the other hand, when AI is trained on people’s work and can later replace their jobs, it’s seen as something bad.
Why is there this difference?
Is it just that as long as YOU benefit, it feels justified? What do you guys think?
Like, if the partner is by herself, uploading intimate photos and videos of just herself. But yes, with her face visible.
If you’re against it, is it because you dislike the profession itself, or because you wouldn’t want to be with someone like her?
What goes wrong in relationships that half of marriages end up getting destroyed and that also affects children?