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I hope you had a good weekend, New Zealand beaches very beautiful,you in this bikini, look fantastically too, I have such bikini
cassianna this is my new look
I hope you had a good weekend, New Zealand beaches very beautiful,you in this bikini, look fantastically too, I have such bikini
Hello super Vika Maria! Thankyou very much. I feel happy if you liked my country and enjoyed the beach and the sun. I hope all was good in your travel. But dont try, Russians dont surf. hahahaha. One thousand kisses.
cassianna this is my new look
Ohhhh, very nice!!!! Skyrim! very cool Lydia. Now I understand why you desapear from here! Cool! And you have a horse!!! Amazing! I want too!Hey, your avatar is more pretty in skyrim , hahahahaha. Many kisses my super friend!
CASSIANNA IN BLACK WHITE PHOTOSHOT
Hello people
I bring more some images for us today. A sample picture in black white. I tryed make a little bit realistic fusing the game avatar Cassianna with a real life model. I must fix some details after, but I think is cool to post here and share this experience with you. I hope you like. I will try make the same in a colorfull image soon.
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your avatar is more pretty in skyrim , hahahahaha. Many kisses my super friend!
just to let you know as well as the horse and how have a daughter there too, its nice to have a daughter who does what I tell her and calls me mum and does what I tell her with out getting mad with me hahahahahahaOhhhh Lydia!!! hihihihi
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CASSIANNA COLOR PHOTOSHOT
Hello people
Like I said, I bring the same picture in color now. I hope you like. I just have a passion by black & white pictures, but many people love colors. So enjoy the color version.
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THE COCA-COLA GIRL
Hello people
Today I show a “Coca-Cola girl” image. I had this idea after bought this dress, a long time ago. But I always make other picture or image and the time pass. When I dressed the dress first time, I think: Look like a Coca Cola desing style. So I wanted make some image using the same theme. Something remember a Coca Cola publicity image.
I will give to you, The Cassianna Cola, I hope you enjoy the sweet taste of the Silver Blonde of Achat.
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and Enjoy Cassianna… hihihihi
If you liked Cassianna, I will give to you the close of Cassianna Cola Logo.
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hi cassianna always knew things go better with cassianna coca so the guys say
Ohh yes, Cassianna Cola, the best flavor of achat, hahahahaha. Kisses Super Lydia!
hi cass, I would like to see, cognac Girl , HIHIHIHIHIHI , kisses my Super Friend
I know,, I know, you are a Cognac Camus girl! But You must stop, you are the czarine, and the czar Alexander cannot know about the actions of the little czarine unnder cognac efects! Big Kisses Vika Maria Romanov!
CYBERPATHSHello people
Achat is a social game. Here we can meet a lot of different and nice persons. But we can meet some special kind of person: Sadist, aggressive, abusive, manipulative, evil… Sociopath. The presence of sociopaths in online games, social networks and other internet midia is a sad reality. This specific kind of person uses the cyberspace to exploit, devastate and manipulate others driven by grandiosity or severe narcissism, without guilt or remorse.
I experienced contact with a true sociopath in game and was a stressful episode in my game adventure here. This set of events drove me out of the game and I just can back some months later because the support of friends. The internet sociopaths are called Cyberpaths and they can make your time in here a true hell, using practices like cyber-bullying, cyber-harassment, cyber-stalking, internet defamation, trolling and all kinds of social and emotional attacks to disturb and break the target.
After my bad experience here, I looked help in many places, talking with people, contacted sites about the theme, online forums and a lot of sources to help me to understand what happened and why happened. And now I want share with yours one interesting text about this theme.
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Sociopath of Social MidiaMerriam-Webster defines a sociopath as a person suffering from Antisocial Personality Disorder. The A.D.A.M. Medical Encyclopedia, in turn, describes Antisocial Personality Disorder as an “often criminal” mental health condition of unknown cause “in which a person has a long-term pattern of manipulating, exploiting, or violating the rights of others.” More practically, a sociopath is someone who can be charming, even engaging, while flattering and seemingly enjoying the company of others. He or she is, however, utterly unconcerned with others’ feelings. The sociopath is often arrogantly self-absorbed, prone to breaking the law whenever the mood strikes him or her and does not feel guilt or remorse for lies, thefts, or harm done to others. Sociopaths are also susceptible to substance abuse problems.
The modern, social media-connected world has done more than connect countless friends, family members and strangers with the many sociopaths in their midst. Arguably, connectivity through the Internet is generating more sociopaths, fostering this “disorder” and swelling the ranks of manipulative, remorseless miscreants throughout society.
A self-described sociopath from Brazil writes, “The Internet is powerful because it forces us to a much more subtle and interesting game over people. It’s the game of words, no facial expressions, no voice altering, no changing the way you carry yourself, just pure words creating havoc among our friends.”
You read that correctly. Not only are there entire online communities devoted to a twisted kind of fellowship among those who believe themselves sociopaths, but these people consider what they do a game played among “friends” whose purpose is to cause havoc. Implied in the Brazilian sociopath’s statement is also the fact that Internet sociopaths are self-centered and even self-obsessed, causing “havoc” because they enjoy the attention this confers (either directly or swirling around them as the locus of the social chaos they’ve created).
Internet lawyer Mike Young argues that the Internet isn’t creating sociopaths. “Instead,” he counters, “you see sick and twisted individuals using the Internet as another weapon to inflict pain on others. Being anonymous makes it easy. It’s easy to get into a flame war online with these types … and that’s a losing proposition because they thrive on it. You lose a little part of yourself when you tread in their world of irrationality.”
That, of course, brings us back to the Internet and social media. The more connected you are, the more connected you remain, the greater the possibility you will find yourself interacting with a sociopath. You’ll know the sociopath readily enough once you become enmeshed in an online argument with him or her.
The one of you with a “personality disorder” will argue illogically and irrationally, lying at every possible opportunity and accuse you of every ill he or she commits.Sociopaths are adept at projecting their flaws on others while manipulating the people around them through selective flattery and distortions of the truth. They will commit libel, slander and defamation; they will engage in criminal threats and legally actionable falsehoods without a second thought; they will attack your character; they will threaten the safety of your family; they will describe sexual and non-sexual violence against you.
And that’s just while they’re getting warmed up.
Internet sociopaths are so experienced in online manipulation that what they do is akin to extortion. The sociopath will hector, harass and harangue a victim until that victim grows weary of the conflict. Seeking peace, the victim may try to extend an olive branch, offering a kind of forced civility or simulated friendship. Our social media have already redefined “friend” as “someone with whom I have passing interests in common” or even “someone to whom I am ostensibly connected for some reason both of us have forgotten.” It isn’t too far a leap from this to “forgiving” the lies, threats and machinations of an online sociopath in the hope that befriending such a person will earn you a cessation of hostilities.
This is precisely what the sociopath wants. Once he has beaten you down and convinced you to be his “friend,” he will continue to sow havoc because he enjoys the reflected heat and light of flame wars. He basks in the glow of negative attention, perhaps even preferring it to the false positive attention his victims offer by way of appeasement.
We have all experienced this, even if we weren’t aware of it. Every one of us who has had an argument online has argued with a sociopath. We see evidence of their shirtless vanity, their duck-faced “selfies,” their center-of-the-universe status updates every day. We have endured their threats and calls to violence. We have absorbed their lies. We have watched them manipulate those around us. We have cursed their irrationality even as we sought in vain to explain it in rational terms.
Amoral behavior has no moral explanation. You won’t find one. Acknowledge the existence of Internet sociopaths – and tread carefully through the online seas in which they swim.
Read more at http: http://www.wnd.com/2013/07/the-sociopaths-of-social-media/#GgvIxwyjU0XpxgoI.99
Wow Cassianna! The creativity and great ideas that you have are always amazing! I love the way you look as Coca-Cola girl and you did a fabulous job adapting the logo to your name. In addition, the red outfit fits absolutely great with the color of the logo. It's awesome to watch your designs. They are always a magnificent surprise and very creative. Hugs!
Sarah_lesbiOh, Oh, I know, I know….. Waves Middle finger to them here….
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I happy if you liked the post about cyberpaths, one sad reality in social games. I will try more articles and texts about this theme soon. Kisses Anatasia.
Wow Cassianna! The creativity and great ideas that you have are always amazing! I love the way you look as Coca-Cola girl and you did a fabulous job adapting the logo to your name. In addition, the red outfit fits absolutely great with the color of the logo. It's awesome to watch your designs. They are always a magnificent surprise and very creative. Hugs!
Sarah_lesbiHello super Sarah… Thankyou very much, always is a pleasure receive good comments from visitors and friends, Its give me will to continue making new things here. And I have this idea about Coca Cola loge since I bought that dress. I know you love that dress too, hihihihihi. A big kisses !
LGBT Want More PosesHi Folks…
My great friend Eidamir a active fighter from the LGBT in game started a topic to ask the game devolpers for more poses to lesbians, gays and shemales. I and the Silver Blonde Garage alwasy will give our support to Eidamir and her topic, ideas and “fight” with posts, coments and images. She wait your support too, with comments , visits, and any interest for more LGBT poses in game.
The name of topic is “We Want More Poses” , in forum Pool section or just copy and paste the link above:
WE WANT MORE POSES! (LGBT)
https://funnyadultgamesplay.com/forum/index.php/topic,4645.0.htmlTo support her topic I did some posters. I will show one now.
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CYBERPATHS – IIBehind the Mask
Hello People,
I will continue the post about Cyberpaths and online violence in game. But before I want share my experience with yours. When I lefted the game because the assaults caused by one player and him/her group, I didn’t understand the reasons for all rage, hate and violence generated against my person. I never did not against these persons and in some days I was the target of a campaign of harassment, insults, menaces and defamation.
Its created a lot of questions in my head. I talked with some persons related with internet media and they explain me about Cyberbullying and other aggressive practices online. So I search in web about it, contacted some sites and discovered more about this theme. I had opportunity to change my experience with others persons suffered the same in sites about this theme. When they told about the practices, behavior and actions from the author of these events, always are the same description, like a pattern. It sended me to research more about the theme and I find about the Cyber Sociopath/Psychopath – a kind of online social predator, called too Cyberpath.
So, today I bring information to recognize a Cyberpath in online environment. It’s a checklist with the patterns of behaviors, practices and actions commons to all cyberpaths. I hope be useful for everyone to protect himself against these predators.
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Cyberpath Characteristics Checklist
Cyberpath (Online Sociopath/Psychopath) is a term used to describing anyone who skillfully uses cyberspace to exploit, control, subjugate and manipulate others. Driven by grandiosity or perversion, they experience no remorse or guilt from the devastation they cause others. Many Cyberpaths do not break the law and live unscathed by law enforcement, fraternal organizations, religious institutions and legal systems. Just as classic sociopaths/psychopaths, Cyberpaths are remorseless, without conscience, divisive and highly deceptive.
The difference between the pre-Information Age Sociopath/Psychopath and Cyberpath is access to cyberspace, social media and Information and Communications Technology. The “veil of anonymity” cyberspace afforded to all online users allows the Cyberpath to completely cloak their modus operandi, goals and nefarious online activities. Coupled with their grandiosity and distorted fantasy life, cyberspace and the internet acts as an accelerant to identifying and targeting unsuspecting, discouraged and vulnerable online users.
We provided below is a 70 trait bullet list for your review. Is Your Cyberpath One?
1. Exhibits a “Jekyll and Hyde” personality that is witnessed by online users.
2. Always charming and beguilingly plausible, especially to those who are capable of protecting or enhancing the cyberpath’s position.
3. Despotic, authoritarian and controlling towards online victims, potential targets and loved ones.
4. Is extremely and successfully manipulative of people’s perceptions and emotions (eg guilt and anger)
5. Is adept at offering weak and inadequate people the positions of power, control, security, influence or respect that they crave but who lack the necessary competencies to achieve – such people are unaware that their consequent dependence on the predator makes them permanent manipulates, pawns and expendable agents of helping the cyberpath with his/her harassment
6. Identifies those essential to the cyberpath’s survival and manipulates their perceptions of them by making them feel special and thus obligated to reciprocate with support and protection
7. Manipulates others into making fools of themselves in situations where they cannot back down or from which they cannot withdraw – these people become increasingly susceptible to further manipulation and are then trapped as pawns in the cyberpath’s game
8. Is likely to be surrounded by people who, having been subjected to control, manipulation and punishment by the cyberpath, look wretched and who start to exhibit behavior best described as disordered, dysfunctional, sullen, aggressive, defensive, hostile, retaliatory, counterproductive or cult-like and for whom disbelief, disavowal and denial are instinctive responses
9. A history of conducting frivolous, vexatious and malicious legal actions and threats, especially (but not exclusively) against anyone who can recognize the cyberpath for what he is.
10. Is skilled at identifying, undermining, discrediting, neutralizing and destroying anyone who can see through the cyberpath’s mask of sanity at all times
11. Pursues endless vindictive vendettas against anyone perceived as a threat or who attempts, knowingly or unknowingly, to identify or reveal or expose the cyberpath, or who makes efforts to hold the cyberpath accountable.
12. Is adept at placing people in situations where the cyberpath can tap into each person’s instinctive urge to retaliate in order to use them as his or her instruments or agents of harassment.
13. Gains gratification from provoking others into engaging in adversarial conflict.
14. Once conflict has been initiated, the cyberpath gains increased gratification by exploiting human beings’ instinctive need to retaliate – this is achieved by encouraging and escalating peoples’ adversarial conflicts into mutually assured destruction, revels in the gratification gained from seeing or causing other people’s distress.
15. When faced with accountability or unwelcome attention which might lead to others discerning the cyberpath’s true nature, responds with repeated and escalating attempts to control, manipulate and punish.
16. Is adept at reflecting all accusations and attempts at accountability back onto their accusers.
17. Is adept at creating conflict between those who would otherwise pool negative information about the cyberpath (eg ‘keeping victims apart’ so there is comparison or sharing of activities or statements made by the cyberpath).
18. Has no limits on his or her vindictiveness.
19. The need to control, manipulate and punish develops into an obsession with many of the hallmarks of an addiction.
20. Is skilled at mimicry and can plausibly and spontaneously regurgitate all the latest emotional jargon.
21. Is always identifying the behaviors and strategies to which other people respond with the desired effect.
22. Is able to anticipate and credibly say what people want to hear.
23. Is easily able to win people over before betraying them or deceiving them or ripping them off.
24. Easily manipulates and hypnotizes a vulnerable or emotionally needy person to be their spokesperson or agent of aggression.
25. Exploits anyone who has a vulnerability.
26. Is pushy and extremely persuasive.
27. Has no emotions, no emotional processing capability and no ability to understand other’s emotions.
28. May start projects or relationships with apparent enthusiasm and energy but quickly loses interest.
29. Is callous, cold and calculating.
30. Is devious, clever and cunning.
31. Is ruthless in the extreme regards people as objects and playthings to be discarded when surplus or inconvenient to requirements.
32. Displays zero empathy completely without conscience, remorse and guilt.
33. Externalizes blame for his/her problems online and often claims that he/she was “set up”.
34. Unable or unwilling to accept personal responsibility for their online actions.
35. Remorse only experienced when control and manipulation of an online user has been lost.
36. Malicious and evil
37. Has a selective memory evidenced by quickly recalling other online user mistakes, but forgetting his/her own.
38. Frequently changes his/her opinion, behavior and philosophical beliefs depending on the online user or forum he/she is attempting to manipulate.
39. Habitually disputes the qualities, abilities and personalities of other online users.
40. Described by online users as being an extreme narcissist and at the center of his/her own universe.
41. If an online victim has been secured, habitually manipulates the victim using love/hate cycles.
42. Pathologically lies in both offline and online environments.
43. Engages in the defense mechanism of projection online by accusing others of faults and weaknesses that are actually his/her own.
44. Demands absolute loyalty from online users and views constructive criticism as a personal assault.
45. Twists and distorts offline facts presented by online users to mimic his/her online image.
46. Often manipulates online users to cyberbully, cyberstalk or cyber harass targeted online users.
47. Interprets most online user communications with a sense of paranoia.
48. Expects total online victim submission, but at the same time, seek acceptance and admiration for his/her tyrannical tactics.
49. Exhibits a distorted sense of reality confirmed by online users.
50. Unable or unwilling to accept personal responsibility for their online actions.
51. Believes he/she is exempt from digital citizenship and netiquette in online environments.
52. Habitually engages in internet troll behaviors.
53. If engaged in Internet Trolling, views his/her online provocations with pride.
54. Feels immune by the consequences of his/her own online actions.
55. Targets the ignorance of online users and creates an impression of superiority.
56. Often gives vague answers in online forums.
57. Intentional or unintentionally, they habitually alter their personal history in online environments.
58. Depending on their level of interpersonal dexterity, their superficial charm may or may not be initially recognizable.
59. Described by online users as being charming with a pleasant personality and easy to chat with in at least one online social environment.
60. Extremely convincing with online users when seeking out accomplices for his/her malevolent or deceptive plans.
61. Has little interest in making effort to comfort online users unless manipulating them.
62. In at least one online environment, does not recognize the rights of others and viewed as non-existent.
63. Perceives online users, not as human, but objects to be subjugated and defamed.
64. In addition to viewing online users as objects, views them as targets “ripe for picking”.
65. Suffer Internet Abuse and Internet Dependence at much higher rates than online users who are not reliant upon Internet in order to properly function in day-to-day functioning.
66. Denies being dysfunctional in online environments unless part of deceptive strategy.
67. Although a rare occurrence, becomes emotional or tearful, in online environments, which is rooted in frustration.
68. Compulsively engages in repeated online deceptive, assaultive, deviant, illegal and immoral acts.
69. Habitually creates online conflict and distrust with online friends and loved ones.
70. In at least one online social environment, defined as being a master of exploitation.
Some Internet References
https://darkpsychology.co/online-psychopathy-checklist/
http://cyberpaths.blogspot.com.es/2009/03/sociopathic-characteristics-is-your.html
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