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mä oon isa, ja mä tykkään tehä pornoa. tää on se paikka missä sitä on myynnissä.
jos haluat nähdä pelkästään mun soolomatskua ja jutella tuhmia mun kanssa pelkällä kk-maksulla, ota seurantaan tili @ihaninisa.
älä ota tätä kautta yhteyttä kysyäksesi tapaamismahdollisuudesta. tarjoan onlyfansissa vain virtuaalipalveluita. seurauksena tämän ehdon huomiotta jättämisestä on tilisi estäminen.
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i'm Isa, and i like to make porn with my friends. this is the place where you can buy some.
if you want to chat and see solo material of me, go ahead and follow my other account @ihaninisa.
i'm only here to offer virtual services - do not contact me here to ask about anything else. i will block you if you break this rule.
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![tärkeitä päikkärihommia
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![niin ehkä tästä voisi nyt tehdä ihan IG-virallista: meille siunaantui eilen perheenlisäyksenä pitkäkarvainen chihutyttö, Hänen Majesteettinsa Prinsessa Pulla Pumpulipylly. näin kavereiden kesken ihan vain tuttavallisesti Pulla.
kuva ensimmäiseltä yhteiseltä hurjan jännittävältä junamatkaltamme.
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it's time to make it IG official: we got blessed with a baby long-haired chihuahua girl, and she has been named Her Majesty Princess Bun Cottonbum. Bun - Pulla - for short, among friends and family.
picture is from our first wildly exciting train trip together.](/storage/instagram/ihanaisa//3347979420264836794.heic)
![oon niin uskomattoman onnekas että sain viettää mun syntymäpäivää näiden rakkaiden kollegoiden kanssa, ja että näin mun syntymäpäivänä julkaistiin myös meidän kansalaisaloite @oikeus_tyohon. en parempaa syntymäpäivää ois voinut toivoa ja se on tasan kaikkien mun ystävien, työkavereiden ja aloitteen takana olevien tovereiden ansiota. kiitos ihan mielettömän paljon ❤️
sulla on seuraavat puoli vuotta aikaa antaa lahja mulle ja kaikille muillekin tällä alalla työskenteleville ja käydä osaltas laittamassa nimi alle meidän aloitteelle oikeus työhön: kansalaisaloite seksuaalipalvelujen myymistä ja ostamista säätelevän lakikokonaisuuden muuttamiseksi. #oikeustyöhön](/storage/instagram/ihanaisa//3315549415375408644.heic)
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the holy trinity of bathroom selfies](/storage/instagram/ihanaisa//3304997514045226257.heic)
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![sparx camp 2023, a queer feminist do-it-yourself pxrn retreat came to an end.
the past year i've thought a lot about work.
three years ago i agreed to a documentary which ended up changing my life overnight. all of a sudden every inbox was full of messages. people recognised me on the street. i was pulled in every direction. for a moment my face and name was synonymous with s*x work.
the next months were a blur. there was no time to admit how terrifying it all was.
before it all happened, i had no contacts to my community. even though i was welcomed in afterwards, i kept feeling like a stranger amongst my peers, some of whom met me with jealousy and saw me as competition.
the thing with success, especially the kind that just happens is that a lot of people will view you as an inspiration and use you as motivation to do what you did, but just better than you. i don't think the goal-driven and competitive folk among us realise just how incredibly shitty it feels to be dragged into a one-sided contest with them.
it's easy to get blindsided by superficial goals in capitalism. activism doesn't pay your bills, and honesty isn't good advertising. i internalised someone else's definition of success. i didn't want to work the hardest or earn the most money but still felt like a failure for not doing so.
the struggle of not being enough is hard enough in itself, but it gets harder if you don't even know what "more" you're supposed to be. i felt i had nothing to give to my community. my work was meaningless and my efforts invisible. i lost direction and motivation.
and then sparx camp happened.
being surrounded by people who appreciate your insight, talent and skills is intoxicating. the validation, recognition, encouragement and support which had been so scarce before, was overwhelming. i challenged myself, got to do things i hadn't done before, learned new skills and discovered new talent. a half-baked idea grew into ambitious plans. i found my direction again, and the motivation to carry me forwards.
hi, i'm isa, and i just rediscovered that i'm pretty fucking good at quite a lot of things, and that's more than enough. who the fuck cares if i'm not the best.](/storage/instagram/ihanaisa//3191282286731659392.jpg)
![sparx camp 2023, a queer feminist do-it-yourself pxrn retreat came to an end.
the past year i've thought a lot about work.
three years ago i agreed to a documentary which ended up changing my life overnight. all of a sudden every inbox was full of messages. people recognised me on the street. i was pulled in every direction. for a moment my face and name was synonymous with s*x work.
the next months were a blur. there was no time to admit how terrifying it all was.
before it all happened, i had no contacts to my community. even though i was welcomed in afterwards, i kept feeling like a stranger amongst my peers, some of whom met me with jealousy and saw me as competition.
the thing with success, especially the kind that just happens is that a lot of people will view you as an inspiration and use you as motivation to do what you did, but just better than you. i don't think the goal-driven and competitive folk among us realise just how incredibly shitty it feels to be dragged into a one-sided contest with them.
it's easy to get blindsided by superficial goals in capitalism. activism doesn't pay your bills, and honesty isn't good advertising. i internalised someone else's definition of success. i didn't want to work the hardest or earn the most money but still felt like a failure for not doing so.
the struggle of not being enough is hard enough in itself, but it gets harder if you don't even know what "more" you're supposed to be. i felt i had nothing to give to my community. my work was meaningless and my efforts invisible. i lost direction and motivation.
and then sparx camp happened.
being surrounded by people who appreciate your insight, talent and skills is intoxicating. the validation, recognition, encouragement and support which had been so scarce before, was overwhelming. i challenged myself, got to do things i hadn't done before, learned new skills and discovered new talent. a half-baked idea grew into ambitious plans. i found my direction again, and the motivation to carry me forwards.
hi, i'm isa, and i just rediscovered that i'm pretty fucking good at quite a lot of things, and that's more than enough. who the fuck cares if i'm not the best.](/storage/instagram/ihanaisa//3191282286387733583.jpg)
![sparx camp 2023, a queer feminist do-it-yourself pxrn retreat came to an end.
the past year i've thought a lot about work.
three years ago i agreed to a documentary which ended up changing my life overnight. all of a sudden every inbox was full of messages. people recognised me on the street. i was pulled in every direction. for a moment my face and name was synonymous with s*x work.
the next months were a blur. there was no time to admit how terrifying it all was.
before it all happened, i had no contacts to my community. even though i was welcomed in afterwards, i kept feeling like a stranger amongst my peers, some of whom met me with jealousy and saw me as competition.
the thing with success, especially the kind that just happens is that a lot of people will view you as an inspiration and use you as motivation to do what you did, but just better than you. i don't think the goal-driven and competitive folk among us realise just how incredibly shitty it feels to be dragged into a one-sided contest with them.
it's easy to get blindsided by superficial goals in capitalism. activism doesn't pay your bills, and honesty isn't good advertising. i internalised someone else's definition of success. i didn't want to work the hardest or earn the most money but still felt like a failure for not doing so.
the struggle of not being enough is hard enough in itself, but it gets harder if you don't even know what "more" you're supposed to be. i felt i had nothing to give to my community. my work was meaningless and my efforts invisible. i lost direction and motivation.
and then sparx camp happened.
being surrounded by people who appreciate your insight, talent and skills is intoxicating. the validation, recognition, encouragement and support which had been so scarce before, was overwhelming. i challenged myself, got to do things i hadn't done before, learned new skills and discovered new talent. a half-baked idea grew into ambitious plans. i found my direction again, and the motivation to carry me forwards.
hi, i'm isa, and i just rediscovered that i'm pretty fucking good at quite a lot of things, and that's more than enough. who the fuck cares if i'm not the best.](/storage/instagram/ihanaisa//3191282286379142292.jpg)
![sparx camp 2023, a queer feminist do-it-yourself pxrn retreat came to an end.
the past year i've thought a lot about work.
three years ago i agreed to a documentary which ended up changing my life overnight. all of a sudden every inbox was full of messages. people recognised me on the street. i was pulled in every direction. for a moment my face and name was synonymous with s*x work.
the next months were a blur. there was no time to admit how terrifying it all was.
before it all happened, i had no contacts to my community. even though i was welcomed in afterwards, i kept feeling like a stranger amongst my peers, some of whom met me with jealousy and saw me as competition.
the thing with success, especially the kind that just happens is that a lot of people will view you as an inspiration and use you as motivation to do what you did, but just better than you. i don't think the goal-driven and competitive folk among us realise just how incredibly shitty it feels to be dragged into a one-sided contest with them.
it's easy to get blindsided by superficial goals in capitalism. activism doesn't pay your bills, and honesty isn't good advertising. i internalised someone else's definition of success. i didn't want to work the hardest or earn the most money but still felt like a failure for not doing so.
the struggle of not being enough is hard enough in itself, but it gets harder if you don't even know what "more" you're supposed to be. i felt i had nothing to give to my community. my work was meaningless and my efforts invisible. i lost direction and motivation.
and then sparx camp happened.
being surrounded by people who appreciate your insight, talent and skills is intoxicating. the validation, recognition, encouragement and support which had been so scarce before, was overwhelming. i challenged myself, got to do things i hadn't done before, learned new skills and discovered new talent. a half-baked idea grew into ambitious plans. i found my direction again, and the motivation to carry me forwards.
hi, i'm isa, and i just rediscovered that i'm pretty fucking good at quite a lot of things, and that's more than enough. who the fuck cares if i'm not the best.](/storage/instagram/ihanaisa//3191282286387762088.jpg)
![sparx camp 2023, a queer feminist do-it-yourself pxrn retreat came to an end.
the past year i've thought a lot about work.
three years ago i agreed to a documentary which ended up changing my life overnight. all of a sudden every inbox was full of messages. people recognised me on the street. i was pulled in every direction. for a moment my face and name was synonymous with s*x work.
the next months were a blur. there was no time to admit how terrifying it all was.
before it all happened, i had no contacts to my community. even though i was welcomed in afterwards, i kept feeling like a stranger amongst my peers, some of whom met me with jealousy and saw me as competition.
the thing with success, especially the kind that just happens is that a lot of people will view you as an inspiration and use you as motivation to do what you did, but just better than you. i don't think the goal-driven and competitive folk among us realise just how incredibly shitty it feels to be dragged into a one-sided contest with them.
it's easy to get blindsided by superficial goals in capitalism. activism doesn't pay your bills, and honesty isn't good advertising. i internalised someone else's definition of success. i didn't want to work the hardest or earn the most money but still felt like a failure for not doing so.
the struggle of not being enough is hard enough in itself, but it gets harder if you don't even know what "more" you're supposed to be. i felt i had nothing to give to my community. my work was meaningless and my efforts invisible. i lost direction and motivation.
and then sparx camp happened.
being surrounded by people who appreciate your insight, talent and skills is intoxicating. the validation, recognition, encouragement and support which had been so scarce before, was overwhelming. i challenged myself, got to do things i hadn't done before, learned new skills and discovered new talent. a half-baked idea grew into ambitious plans. i found my direction again, and the motivation to carry me forwards.
hi, i'm isa, and i just rediscovered that i'm pretty fucking good at quite a lot of things, and that's more than enough. who the fuck cares if i'm not the best.](/storage/instagram/ihanaisa//3191282286370904158.jpg)
![sparx camp 2023, a queer feminist do-it-yourself pxrn retreat came to an end.
the past year i've thought a lot about work.
three years ago i agreed to a documentary which ended up changing my life overnight. all of a sudden every inbox was full of messages. people recognised me on the street. i was pulled in every direction. for a moment my face and name was synonymous with s*x work.
the next months were a blur. there was no time to admit how terrifying it all was.
before it all happened, i had no contacts to my community. even though i was welcomed in afterwards, i kept feeling like a stranger amongst my peers, some of whom met me with jealousy and saw me as competition.
the thing with success, especially the kind that just happens is that a lot of people will view you as an inspiration and use you as motivation to do what you did, but just better than you. i don't think the goal-driven and competitive folk among us realise just how incredibly shitty it feels to be dragged into a one-sided contest with them.
it's easy to get blindsided by superficial goals in capitalism. activism doesn't pay your bills, and honesty isn't good advertising. i internalised someone else's definition of success. i didn't want to work the hardest or earn the most money but still felt like a failure for not doing so.
the struggle of not being enough is hard enough in itself, but it gets harder if you don't even know what "more" you're supposed to be. i felt i had nothing to give to my community. my work was meaningless and my efforts invisible. i lost direction and motivation.
and then sparx camp happened.
being surrounded by people who appreciate your insight, talent and skills is intoxicating. the validation, recognition, encouragement and support which had been so scarce before, was overwhelming. i challenged myself, got to do things i hadn't done before, learned new skills and discovered new talent. a half-baked idea grew into ambitious plans. i found my direction again, and the motivation to carry me forwards.
hi, i'm isa, and i just rediscovered that i'm pretty fucking good at quite a lot of things, and that's more than enough. who the fuck cares if i'm not the best.](/storage/instagram/ihanaisa//3191282286396172836.jpg)
![sparx camp 2023, a queer feminist do-it-yourself pxrn retreat came to an end.
the past year i've thought a lot about work.
three years ago i agreed to a documentary which ended up changing my life overnight. all of a sudden every inbox was full of messages. people recognised me on the street. i was pulled in every direction. for a moment my face and name was synonymous with s*x work.
the next months were a blur. there was no time to admit how terrifying it all was.
before it all happened, i had no contacts to my community. even though i was welcomed in afterwards, i kept feeling like a stranger amongst my peers, some of whom met me with jealousy and saw me as competition.
the thing with success, especially the kind that just happens is that a lot of people will view you as an inspiration and use you as motivation to do what you did, but just better than you. i don't think the goal-driven and competitive folk among us realise just how incredibly shitty it feels to be dragged into a one-sided contest with them.
it's easy to get blindsided by superficial goals in capitalism. activism doesn't pay your bills, and honesty isn't good advertising. i internalised someone else's definition of success. i didn't want to work the hardest or earn the most money but still felt like a failure for not doing so.
the struggle of not being enough is hard enough in itself, but it gets harder if you don't even know what "more" you're supposed to be. i felt i had nothing to give to my community. my work was meaningless and my efforts invisible. i lost direction and motivation.
and then sparx camp happened.
being surrounded by people who appreciate your insight, talent and skills is intoxicating. the validation, recognition, encouragement and support which had been so scarce before, was overwhelming. i challenged myself, got to do things i hadn't done before, learned new skills and discovered new talent. a half-baked idea grew into ambitious plans. i found my direction again, and the motivation to carry me forwards.
hi, i'm isa, and i just rediscovered that i'm pretty fucking good at quite a lot of things, and that's more than enough. who the fuck cares if i'm not the best.](/storage/instagram/ihanaisa//3191282286387612233.jpg)
![sparx camp 2023, a queer feminist do-it-yourself pxrn retreat came to an end.
the past year i've thought a lot about work.
three years ago i agreed to a documentary which ended up changing my life overnight. all of a sudden every inbox was full of messages. people recognised me on the street. i was pulled in every direction. for a moment my face and name was synonymous with s*x work.
the next months were a blur. there was no time to admit how terrifying it all was.
before it all happened, i had no contacts to my community. even though i was welcomed in afterwards, i kept feeling like a stranger amongst my peers, some of whom met me with jealousy and saw me as competition.
the thing with success, especially the kind that just happens is that a lot of people will view you as an inspiration and use you as motivation to do what you did, but just better than you. i don't think the goal-driven and competitive folk among us realise just how incredibly shitty it feels to be dragged into a one-sided contest with them.
it's easy to get blindsided by superficial goals in capitalism. activism doesn't pay your bills, and honesty isn't good advertising. i internalised someone else's definition of success. i didn't want to work the hardest or earn the most money but still felt like a failure for not doing so.
the struggle of not being enough is hard enough in itself, but it gets harder if you don't even know what "more" you're supposed to be. i felt i had nothing to give to my community. my work was meaningless and my efforts invisible. i lost direction and motivation.
and then sparx camp happened.
being surrounded by people who appreciate your insight, talent and skills is intoxicating. the validation, recognition, encouragement and support which had been so scarce before, was overwhelming. i challenged myself, got to do things i hadn't done before, learned new skills and discovered new talent. a half-baked idea grew into ambitious plans. i found my direction again, and the motivation to carry me forwards.
hi, i'm isa, and i just rediscovered that i'm pretty fucking good at quite a lot of things, and that's more than enough. who the fuck cares if i'm not the best.](/storage/instagram/ihanaisa//3191282286387641742.jpg)
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