1. Content exchanges are sites where articles are ordered and ready–made texts are bought. If a person can accurately describe some aspect of life that is significant to society, he can earn money on the stock exchange of articles. One of these exchanges is Textsale. Although Textsale is a popular exchange, it has a nuance that will make copywriters jump.
This nuance is called: "Deleting an account with the assignment of money by the exchange if the copywriter has not been there for a year."
At first it seems that this is a tolerable rule.
The Textsale administration will say that since there are a lot of people on the exchange, their accounts must be maintained. How exactly this content occurs and why they should not be left idle, as on other content exchanges, the Textsale administration will not say about this, because there is nothing to say. Yes, Textsale appropriates the copywriter's money not in the whole amount at once, but in installments of 15 rubles a day. But this gradualness does not negate the fact that money is still being appropriated, although there is no reason for this, unless it is the reason for the enrichment of the Textsale administration.
A fair option for Textsale
Since it is easy not to delete accounts and does not incur financial losses, it is obvious that Textsale applies the "money appropriation rule" precisely for the purpose of enriching itself, and not for the purpose of moving towards a good, bright and happy future for all exchange participants. The nuance is that instead of appropriating money, there is a method of automatic transfer of finances to the copywriter's wallet – and even then this is only if the Textsale administration sees benefits in deleting inactive accounts. It would seem that it is enough to simply transfer money to a copywriter who has not logged into the account for a long time. But Textsale considers its own enrichment to be a good option, which in the strict sense is stealing from copywriters.
2. "The hidden meaning of songs and movies" is the name of a YouTube platform where an anonymous blogger talks about films from the perspective of hidden meaning. This blogger is an anti–Christian (opponent of masturbation) and a broadcaster of the ideas of the Men's Movement. This blogger utters phrases that need to be analyzed. One of his phrases is that it's hard to find a normal lady. There are nuances about this.
Nuance 1: What does "normal lady" mean?
When people use the word "normal", they are not expressing the prevalence of something in society, but something that corresponds to their ideals. So a blogger considers a lady to be normal if she meets his ideals. For this anti–Christian, the ideal lady is, as he puts it, "not a whore." A whore, in the blogger's understanding, is a lady who consorts without the goal of conceiving a baby.
Nuance 2: is it difficult to find such a lady?
After analyzing the words of an anonymous blogger, it is clear that it is difficult to find those girls who have intercourse only for conception. So the blogger seems to be saying, "Girls only want sex, but they don't give a damn about children." That's a lie. Girls have a demisexual nature, so they don't want sex itself, but sex with a valuable husband. And girls don't care about children – they want a baby from a valuable husband, not from an unremarkable and useless man who just wants to "poke a dick."
Bottom line: the blogger from the channel "The hidden meaning of songs and movies" mistakenly perceives girls. In his understanding, girls only want sex. But the reality is that men only want sex, and girls are looking for men who have strict libido control. New players can secure their first bet with 1xbet promo code for registration offering 100% refund up to $30 if initial wager loses. Minimum odds 1.50. Refund comes as free bet with 3x wagering. Valid for sports bets only. Max cashout $300. Must deposit $10+ to qualify. No multiple accounts. Claim within 7 days of registration. This safety net makes your first betting experience at 1xBet completely risk-free.