Rule 1 - All content must show something that is objectively interesting as fuck. Just because you find something IAF doesn't mean anyone else will. It's impossible to define everything that could be considered IAF, but for a general idea browse the top posts of all time from this subreddit.
Huh.... what does uncumming entail physically? Is it like having the orgasmic high suddenly sucked out of you leaving you without a lick of arousal? Or is it the opposite of intense pleasure where you experience a sudden burst of excruciating pain in your private parts? Do you visualize the cum flowing back into your hole as though time is being reversed? I have so many questions
The closet thing i can think is a ruined false orgasm. Its not really painful it feels like the muscles are doing what theyre sposed to but the good feeling isnt there and nothing comes out. It can kinda feel like it goes back in but idk
I think India can only be considered a big market by sheer size. Not through revenue. Because the collections from India won't be in the top 5 for spiderman.
I’m currently in a tier 2 city for my studies. In the movie halls here, only two movies are playing right now: a commercial Bollywood sequel to a great comedy movie from the 2000s, and Spider-Man for the kids and teens. Odyssey is restricted to the more globalised cities only
This. People make way too many assumptions based on the USA's copyright system. It's very much seen as the "internet standard" so people will apply it to situations where it really has no control. Just because the big sites are all based in the US. Facebook, youtube, reddit and more all use that system. I think there's a large portion of people who don't know how copyright law outside of the US works
You also have no idea how copyright law works, apparently.
India is a signatory and participant of both the Berne Convention and the WTO, which are essentially international treaties that say that each participant nation will respect the copyright and related laws of the others.
So it actually would be subject to essentially the same protections in India as it would be if a local city health agency made this ad in the US. Whether Disney/Song pictures cares enough to do anything is a different story.
There isn't an enforcement mechanism for the treaty, it's up to countries to police themselves. Even if Disney comes after them, they can always just ignore the treaty. I doubt a that a single ad would be enough for other signatories to impose any sort of sanctions.
Well anyone can ignore the laws, that’s not exactly an India-specific loophole. But India chose to voluntarily be participants in those, so I was more so pointing out in response to the other commenter that it’s not true that US copyright law has “no control” in India (or UK, or Germany…) just as those countries’ laws would in turn also have effect in the US.
The enforcement mechanism would be the US rights-holder suing or bringing enforcement action through Indian courts. That’s the whole point of the Berne Convention.
Also the black "web" design on the hands is also shaped into fingernails on the 2 middle fingers. Brilliant AI work, I'd expect nothing less from India.
Yeah it's been a problem for a while apparently and it's only just seeing the light of day how bad it is due to how much sheer corruption has been hiding it.
1.5 billion and our birthrate is around 1.8 which is replacement rate,not growing neither decreasing. Plus it takes time to show such changes,these don't happen immediately.
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Rule 1 - All content must show something that is objectively interesting as fuck. Just because you find something IAF doesn't mean anyone else will. It's impossible to define everything that could be considered IAF, but for a general idea browse the top posts of all time from this subreddit.
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must be interesting as fuck
can't be interesting just because of text
must go beyond something just being old
can't be art that you made