Mind Fist : The Asian Arts of the Ninja Masters

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While Cheung designed the new Iron Fist costume and drew the cover for Iron Fist #1, the interior art is being handled by artist Michael YG, a newcomer at Marvel. Wong told IGN YG's skill with conveying movement and action is exactly what made him such a natural fit for the series. Ask the Bottom how much ' first ring stimulation' he prefers prior to starting a session. Some holes need a lot of foreplay to open up; while other holes are agitated with prolonged play. Failing to ask can make the Bottom feel violated or bored—depending upon the needs of his hole. And what I think we really do well in our movie is trying to strike the balance between those two paradigms. Trying to say, “Look, we are going to make a movie about a superhero or about a character that is an incredible hand-to-hand fighter. And that’s going to allow us to explore really amazing, kinetic, high-octane action sequences that maybe we haven’t seen before in the MCU. But we’re also going to dive deep into the character in a way that you may not have gotten from Rush Hour or Shanghai Noon.” First of all, a lot of these projects that we’re talking about are not directed by Asian people or Asian American people. And I found that they don’t really speak to the discourse of our lived experiences. Sun: Maybe for the Emmys, but certainly there’s other awards bodies that recognize that sort of thing, and I just don’t know if they ever got their due. That’s a really good one. Transverse Colon The entire large intestine measures 5 feet—the Transverse is about 1/3 that length. Reference Notes

Sun: I was going to ask you this question later, but since we’re talking about Shang-Chi, and I haven’t seen the film yet, but just going off of the trailers – Tops: You want your bottom to be happy and relaxed. Stressing out over your bottom not being clean enough will ruin the experience for both of you.And that’s the problematic aspect of the martial arts stereotype, the problematic aspect of Asians just giving up martial arts. If we just give it to white people, that doesn’t help us, because we’re just saying, “This thing that’s intrinsic to a lot of our cultures doesn’t belong to us anymore.” And I’m saying, “Let’s reclaim that and make that our own.” And that’s what we’re seeing now with Mortal Kombat, with Snake Eyes, with Shang-Chi, this embrace of this cultural aspect of a lot of our cultures, but also giving us the opportunity to play the leads, to play the complex – even the villains are complex. We don’t have to be just the beard-stroking or the sexy temptress. We can be everything. And that’s what I’ve always advocated for. Hold fist salute is called Baoquan li in Chinese. It means holding a fist in the other hand. It is quite similar to the fist and palm salute, but quite different as well. The gesture of hold fist etiquette is that the right hand is made a fist, the left hand is to hold or cover the right fist. Make sure the the left thumb is close to the index finger and does not point to yourself, as it indicates arrogance. Hold fist salute shows the humility. The bigest difference to fist & palm salute which is commonly used in daily occasiions, is that the hold fist salute is often widely used among the kung fu masters and students. In Mainland China, Piguaquan is still often practiced as a stand-alone art as well. Among some lineages of the art in Mainland China, there had developed practice forms (taolu) and methods which are called "Baji-Pigua", which combine elements from both arts.

Chow: So say what you will about the quality of the movie itself, but the fact that they were willing to go there and say, “Hey, let’s cast a guy like Henry Golding to play this traditionally white character whose whole origin story is that he’s this white guy who’s out of place in this Japanese ninja clan.” But the fact that they had this Asian American guy walking around and still learning how to speak Japanese or not fitting in, that was something that was to me revelatory, despite the quality of the movie surrounding it. That aspect in itself, that’s the reason I advocated for Asian Iron Fist is that I really wanted an Asian Snake Eyes. So, mission accomplished. A few minutes later, I started to feel a slight burn and we both recognized the need to pull out. Giving birth to a hand was quite a strange and unusual feeling, and I felt as if my insides were going to come out along for the ride. And then there was emptiness. I collapsed slightly and mourned the loss of his hand. My cunt was throbbing, yearning to be filled again, feeling as it never has before. Chow: The Major in Ghost in the Shell. And also you had Matt Damon in The Great Wall. You had all of these castings centering white people in these Asian stories. Even the Dr. Strange character, Strange could have been an Asian American. That’s when we did our #WhitewashedOut campaign, that’s when the #StarringJohnCho campaign came out, pointing to the thing that we’ve been talking about, you and I as advocates in the Asian American space for several decades, we’ve been talking about, this was old hat for us, but somehow it penetrated in that 2015, 2016 year. Jon Chu’s told me; he’s like, “That conversation you guys were having on the internet is what got me in the room for Crazy Rich Asians.” Had we just been ignored like we always are, maybe Crazy Rich doesn’t come out. And if Crazy Rich doesn’t come out, we don’t have Henry Golding and Gemma Chan and Awkwafina, and all of these movies. The rectal walls contain sensory nerves that monitor pressure and trigger physiological responses the adjoining components of the fist chute: Sun: That’s awesome. You have demonstrated a very refreshing willingness to be candid about your experiences in this industry, and I think that there’s a tendency for people outside of it to put a lot of responsibility on actors for the projects because you are the literal faces of all of the decisions that were made by a variety of people. And I also realize that an actor’s agency and power grows with their career. And so I’m curious about where you feel you are right now in both your ability and your own willingness or desire to speak up about these things, or even just how much agency do you feel now in your career to say no to projects completely or to say no to certain aspects of a character or a storyline. And has that changed?You’ve spoken about how there is a way to be able to properly represent people who are native or authentically from the culture that is being portrayed without veering into stereotype. And I think a lot of that is by putting more creative control into the hands of people who are from that culture, and that that’s a cool thing that we’ve been able to see, obviously, with Shang-Chi. I don’t know how it would have been different without Dave Callaham, who’s Chinese American, writing the script or Destin Daniel Cretton, who is hapa, directing it. But I kind of don’t want to know how that would have been different. Sun: Absolutely. There’s nothing intrinsically wrong with having an accent or knowing martial arts, but the problem is when every Asian is expected to come with those two characteristics, where it becomes stereotypical and limiting. So when you talked about that first and second wave – Bruce Lee, it’s so crazy because his legacy is enormous and has really reverberated and obviously lasted for decades, but his active period was tragically brief – I think he died in 1973 and his first movie, The Big Boss, had come out only in 1971. So this is a very small canon that the world was allowed to get from him. So after he passed in the early ’70s and Rumble in the Bronx came out, I think it was like the mid-’90s, that’s like 20 years, that’s almost 25 years of a gap. A total void of Asian leads – however, not a void in projects that were inspired by martial arts. And you mentioned, there has been and still is a rise of white stars who became martial arts practitioners but also got to become leading men. Relaxation of the first ring and muscles attached to anal canal (this response normally aids in defecation) There are two anatomical configurations with depth fisting. The first involves a stretched rectum as noted previously—a Top can be elbow deep before he even reaches the sigmoid. The second involves entering the sigmoid with the full fist prior to reaching mid forearm—this allows for high bicep and pit depths. I was in awe. I closed my eyes and breathed slowly as he caressed my hair, peeking once or twice to watch him stare at me with a smile on his face. He was obviously just as amazed by the experience. I had the feeling that we had known each other in a past life earlier that day, and that experience strengthened that vibe.

The last ring encountered in depth fisting is at the ninety degree angle between the descending and transverse colons. The technical name for this ring is the splenic flexure. Practice allows the transverse colon to straighten out, allowing the post elbow-depth arm to move past the stomach and towards the heart. The diaphragm will prevent a Top from directly touching the lungs or heart. You’re going to need lots of lube. Start trying out different brands of lube with a toy to see which ones you like. A lot of people use J-Lube. J-Lube comes as a concentrated powder that you mix with an amount of water that gives you the consistency you want. It can be a bitch to get the recipe right. You can find advice for how best to mix it if you search online. Look here for more info about lubes. Step 2: Train your assInterestingly, Wong echoed comments recently made by Superman: Son of Kal-El writer Tom Taylor regarding Jon Kent coming out as bisexual. Wong feels this new Iron Fist is an important step forward for the franchise and the ongoing push for diversity in superhero comics. Fisting Notes Regarding the Transverse Colon• To gain access, you may have to insert a finger into the splenic flexure and pull it down before inserting additional fingers and full fist.