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Waterfall Contemplation's #2 I'm not usually a jealous person. I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve truly felt jealousy in my life. But this past year… something shifted. Something happened in my life that turned it upside down. It’s been trying. Exciting. Scary. Fulfilling. Uplifting. Emotionally exhausting, even. And jealousy has reared its ugly head more times than I care to admit. I’ve found myself reacting in ways I never expected. Feeling insecure in moments that used to feel solid. Questioning myself, my worth, and even the love I know exists in my life. I don’t want to be a jealous person. I don’t want to feel out of control. And yet, there were moments I did . Moments I felt irrational, overwhelmed, even crazy—and none of it felt good. So, I started digging. I wanted to understand jealousy, not just shove it down. I wanted to learn where it comes from and how to take back my peace. I figured I’d turn what I’ve learned into a blog post—just in case it mig...

  Waterfall contemplations @ Vox Populi       In Second Life , Ive created an avatar that just feels  right—like slipping into a version of myself that had been waiting for me all along. Over time, it stopped feeling like a character and started feeling like me . Every little detail—the shape of the nose, the way the body moves, even the way the clothes fit—became part of my identity. I’ve seen others switch things up all the time, reinvent themselves with each new update or trend. But I’ve never felt the need. This avatar holds memories, relationships, and moments that shaped who I am here. Changing it would feel like walking away from part of myself. I don’t care if it's not the newest mesh body or the most fashionable look. It’s not just an avatar—it’s me . And every time I log in, there’s comfort in that familiarity. It reminds me where I’ve been, and who I’ve become.   I’ve become deeply connected to my avatar because, in many ways, it’s a digital exte...

The Geneva Edit: Lingerie Edition Let’s slip into something a little more comfy! Lingerie in Second Life is more than just lace. It’s a mood. A power move. A moment between the layers where you dress for the gaze, the tease. Whether you're showing off or savoring a secret under your satin slip dress, the right lingerie says everything without saying a word. It’s the closest thing to magic: silk that tightens your posture, lace that boosts your mood, straps that remind you you’re made of velvet and steel. Lingerie doesn’t ask permission to be powerful—it already is. It can be romantic, raw, delicate, dominant. It’s armor disguised as intimacy. And when it fits just right, it doesn’t just hug your body, it hugs your soul.

  An Interview with Geneva 1. Geneva, what grounds you in the mornings before you step into your day? Gratitude. Every day is a blank canvas...some are masterpieces, some are messes, but all of them are mine to paint. 2. How would you describe your style? Classy, curated, and just a touch sassy. My look is a reflection of my mindset. 3. What does true power look like in your world? It’s when presence does the talking. When people shift around you, because they feel your energy. 4. What does luxury mean to you? Freedom! Freedom to express, to laugh, to live on your own terms, without worry or restraint. 5. How do you define femininity? It’s a subtle command. A glance that says everything. The softness that bends the world without breaking. 6. What's the future hold for Geneva? Hmmm... My own clothing line. Stay tuned for that episode. 7. What's one thing people often misunderstand about you? They confuse polish for coldness. In truth, I’m thoughtful, loyal, and deeply intuitive....

7 Style Tribes of Second Life: Finding Your Fashion Identity By Geneva  One of my favorite things about Second Life? You can try on a whole new identity just by changing your outfit. One day you’re giving “rich aunt on a yacht,” the next you’re “mall goth but elevated.” And the best part? All of it is fashion. The beauty of SL is that it doesn’t limit you to one vibe—your avatar can flex across aesthetics like she’s the entire mood board. But if you’re still figuring out where you fit (or just want to explore something new), I’ve rounded up the major style tribes taking over the grid. Let’s get into it. 💅 The Luxe Minimalist Think: Quiet luxury, neutral tones, crisp tailoring, off-duty model energy. Where she shops: Rowne, Thalia Heckroth, David Heather Her vibe: She probably drinks espresso martinis and doesn’t do drama—unless it’s architectural. Style staples: Trousers that drape just so , designer bags, sleek buns, matte lips. ✨ Perfect for when you want to look...

Vision-Aleksia #3, Pure Poison Queen Heels  The Little Black Dress (LBD) isn’t just a fashion staple—it’s a symbol of timeless elegance, confidence, and effortless style. Introduced and popularized by Coco Chanel in the 1920s, the LBD revolutionized women’s fashion by proving that simplicity can be the ultimate form of sophistication. Vanilla Bae- Paige-Black, Vanilla Bae Autumn Boots  What makes the perfect Little Black Dress essential is its versatility. It transcends trends and seasons, seamlessly transitioning from day to night, from casual gatherings to formal events. With the right accessories, an LBD can be made edgy, romantic, classic, or contemporary. It’s a blank canvas that invites personal expression. Rebel Gal- Anna Black Silk, Pure Poison Queen Heels Every wardrobe deserves that one perfect Little Black Dress: the one that fits just right, feels like a second skin, and always saves the day when nothing else feels quite right. It’s more than clothing—it’s a trust...