At a time when appearance reigns supreme and Instagram dominates social networks, a new summer trend has arrived, all breasts (almost) out. A new trend that’ll turn your head, if not your brain. We dive headfirst into the study of these bikinis with Modern Milf… The “upside down bikini”.
The “upside down bikini”, a new trend on Instagram
Although nudity is forbidden on the network, naughty girls are always ready to find tricks to show off their plastic in order to garner likes and other comments from Internet users. So what does it actually involve? It’s nothing really transcendent, but it does the trick. All you have to do is turn your bikini top inside out, and your boobs will be in the spotlight, making them look bigger. So, big-boob lovers beware!
In short, the trend is taking Instagram by storm this summer, and it’s a battle of girls trying to look their best. Bikini straight ahead, hearts up! Narcissus, my love..
The myth of Narcissus, the heart of today’s society
So, yes, I can see you jumping up and down to say that there’s also money, sex and politics/religion. Of course, but where does it all start? Seduction. These days, we preach well-being and “self” while promoting ourselves and distributing our charms to strangers. Ironic.
We love, admire and flatter ourselves, but is it our fault? Or is it mythological? With Modern Milf, we’ll educate you too! As a reminder, the story :
“Narcissus is Liriope’s child from the river Cephisus. He is endowed with a rare beauty, worthy of being loved by the nymphs. When he is born, Liriope consults the soothsayer Tiresias, who predicts that Narcissus will live to be an old man if he never sees his beauty.
Narcissus’ exceptional beauty arouses desire. Many a young man is smitten. But behind this tender beauty lies an indifference so hard that neither young men nor young women can get close.
The nymph Echo, speechless, repeats the end of every sentence she hears; she feels a mute adoration for Narcissus, following him everywhere hoping for a sign of love and affection, but he scornfully rejects her. Saddened and ashamed, she hides deep in a wood and lets herself wither away: her body turns to stone, leaving only her voice intact. Full of love and resentment, Echo tirelessly continues to echo the end of Narcisse’s sentences until his death.
One of the victims of Narcisse’s disdain and indifference complains to the goddess of vengeance. The verdict is pronounced. During a hunt, the goddess urges the young man to quench his thirst by a pond in a beautiful spot. Narcissus falls in love with the reflection of his face in the water, an image he can’t reach but can’t tear himself away from. The more he looks at himself, the crazier his passion; he sighs, he cries, he beats himself up in front of his reflection. Narcissus forgets to eat and drink. Taking root at the edge of the pond, he gradually transforms himself into the flower that bears his name and which, ever since, is reflected in the water in summer, only to wither away in summer.”
So don’t be like him, but enjoy your summer anyway!
Source : Central Dogma
