Any game related to comps, because I am not good enough and any game that’s social, because I don’t know many people. If @Sin can make a game for people like me, I will be very thankful. 🫶🏻

Surviving the first round was already an achievement, but making it through the second round would be even better. This challenge required working with balloons and creating the illusion that my model was floating. I wanted to do something more creative than simply having her hold a bunch of balloons, so I came up with the idea of portraying her as a marionette. In this concept, the balloons are the force pulling her into the pose, almost as if they are controlling her movements. I’ve always loved elegant and beautiful dresses, so I decided to go in that direction for the styling. To make the image more dramatic and visually interesting, I added a shadow that brings extra depth and detail to the scene. I intentionally kept the background quite simple because the dress is already large and eye-catching. I didn’t want to overcrowd the composition or distract from the main subject. So far, Kovaze has given me positive feedback, which I'm very happy about, but I would love to hear more thoughts and opinions from all of you. See you next round, hopefully. #DNTM4

Post more eyes, lips, hairs, skins, not just clothes, clothes, clothes and while I use female designs I feel like we need some more male designs too (again not only clothes. Peace x

it happened in Sofia, the capital of the country. One of the people taking part in this year's Pride was Dara, Bulgaria's Eurovision winner this year. I just want to say that I'm super proud of her because Bulgaria is still probably the most homophobic country in the European Union, and she knew very well that by participating she would receive a lot of hate. Overall, the Pride itself faced a lot of opposition. There was literally a counter-event called the "Parade for the Traditional Bulgarian Family," led by the church and various public figures who are constantly trying to villainize Pride, take the spotlight away from it, and paint it in a negative light. Honestly, though, I think they're doing the opposite. Despite that, there were so many hateful comments online. Dara is a very sweet and delicate girl, and although she knew what was coming, it still affected her. She shared some of the comments on her Instagram stories. People were writing things like, "I supported you until now, but I'm done with you," "You're disgusting," and many even worse things. So yes, that's how Pride went in Bulgaria this year. Despite the hate, despite the opposition, it still happened. It brought together people who want to be free, who want to fight for their rights, and who simply want to spend one beautiful day together. By the way, this counter-protest was publicly supported by the current ruling party, Progressive Bulgaria. Ironically, despite its name, there is nothing progressive about the party when it comes to LGBTQ+ rights. Honestly, things in Bulgaria are not getting better. Maybe they're not getting dramatically worse, but they're definitely not improving. Bulgaria feels like a very stagnant country when it comes to LGBTQ+ rights and acceptance. Unfortunately, it's going to take many, many more years before people finally understand that Pride is not there to sexualize children, change anyone's gender, or influence someone's sexuality. That's all nonsense. Pride exists to show that LGBTQ+ people exist, that they deserve equal treatment, that they deserve legal rights, and that they deserve respect. What makes all of this even sadder is the level of hatred that still exists. Many people leave incredibly ugly comments, including death threats. Others claim that LGBTQ+ people are mentally ill or somehow less deserving of basic dignity. And that's exactly why Pride is still necessary. Not because people want special treatment, but because they want the same rights, the same respect, and the same freedom as everyone else. If you want to see any of her stories today from the pride: https://www.instagram.com/stories/darnadude/3918823130777131309/

I wanted to make this blog to thank everyone who tagged me in their blogs, mentioned me in the DMTM group, and took the time to send me personal messages. The amount of support and feedback I've received after my first photoshoot has honestly been amazing. I received a lot of positive comments, which gave me a huge confidence boost, but I also received some constructive criticism that I'll definitely take into consideration for my future submissions. I appreciate both, because they help me grow and improve as a model. Overall, I'm very happy with how my first photoshoot turned out, and I'm excited for what's ahead. Thank you to everyone who supported me, encouraged me, and shared their thoughts. Since I am new, I had plenty of questions and thank for @Dimitra for being patient and helpful every time I asked for some clarifications. Going forward, I promise to keep delivering glamorous, luxurious photoshoots, stylish concepts, and, of course, plenty of sexy ,and provocative modeling poses. xx #DNTM4 For everyone who haven't seen my photoshoot, this is it. You are very welcome to give me your opinions.

and the genuine happiness they feel when their team win, but this year when I was watching Eurovision and unexpectedly Dara won with Bangaranga I felt this joy and felt proud of being Bulgarian like never before. Now I understand.