#Jun Hyo-Seong

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Pretty Mouth — Geum Seong Je x F!Reader

You get shoved into the bathroom by Seongje, the door slamming shut behind you—and before you can even catch your breath, the lock clicks into place. He stands there, blocking the only way out, eyes dark and unreadable. “You’re not leaving,” he says, voice low and dangerous, “not until we fix that mouth of yours.”

cw: dark!seongje, noncon, forced oral, hair pulling, blackmail, degradation. #MDNI!!

“Unbelievable. I get stuck volunteering because you idiots decided to pick a fight with Hyo-man? Seriously! what the hell were you thinking?” I muttered, collapsing next to Sieun and stealing a sip from his water. “Not our fault Hyo-min was practically begging to get his ass kicked,” Hyun-tak said around a mouthful of food. I rolled my eyes. “Right. Because violence is obviously the mature, rational response.”

“So,” I said, giving Sieun back his water, “what’s everyone’s thrilling weekend plans? Other than, you know, being stuck here volunteering because someone decided to throw hands in front of the our school.”

Sieun barely glanced up from his exam book. “Studying.”

Jun-tae nodded. “Me too. I’ve got cram school.."

“Wow,” I said dryly. “Living the dream.”

Hyun-tak leaned back, grinning. “Baku and I have basketball practice. Coach said if we skip, we’re out of the next game.”

“Yeah, and if you fight in your uniform again, you’ll be out of school,” I shot back. “Principal was two seconds from calling your parents.”

Baku rolled his eyes. “He always says that. We’ll just write an apology letter and scrub a few floors.”

“I can't believe I’m stuck here supervising you clowns,” I muttered. “Great. Just what I needed after the week I had.”

Hyun-tak tossed a chip in his mouth and shrugged. “Could be worse. You could be spending your Saturday crying over your test scores.”

“I’ll take tears over push-ups, thanks,” Jun-tae said, not looking up.

Baku cracked a smile. “Technically, your arms do get stronger during mock season. From flipping pages.”

“I’ll be right back,” I said, standing up and fixing my uniform. “Bathroom. Try not to burn the place down while I’m gone.”

“No promises,” Hyun-tak called after me, already reaching for the last piece of pizza.

“Where’s the bathroom again?” I muttered, glancing down the hallway. “Oh—here it is.”

I reached for the handle, but before I could push the door open, I felt a hand on my back. Firm. Then— A shove.

I stumbled forward, catching myself on the sink. The door slammed shut behind me.

My heart jumped. “What the hell—” I spun around. And froze.

“Seongje? What the fuck?!” I snapped, my voice bouncing off the bathroom tiles. “What are you doing here?”

He stood by the door, arms crossed, his expression unreadable but there was something off in his eyes.

“Relax,” he said, fixing his glasses. “I just wanted to talk.”

“By shoving me into a bathroom like some creep?”

“Well,” Seongje said, voice quiet but steady, “if this was the only way I could talk to you… then here we are.”

I stood frozen near the sink, the chill of the tile seeping through my shoes. He hadn’t moved from the door. Blocking it.

My throat felt dry. “Well, what the fuck do you what?”

“Why are you hanging out with Baku and his little squad?” he asked, ignoring the question. His gaze darkened.

“You should stay away from them. For your own good.”

Something in his tone like a threat.

My pulse picked up. I tried to keep my voice even. “Seongje, please leave me alone.”

His lips twitched. “I’m just trying to warn you.”

“Okay.” I asked, forcing a weak laugh.

His jaw clenched. For a moment, he didn’t answer. Just looked at me. And in that silence, something cold crept up my spine.

I took a cautious step toward the exit, heart pounding, but Seongje’s body blocked the way.

“Seongje,” I said slowly, “move.”

He didn’t.

“Seongje,” I said, more firmly this time. “Move.”

His eyes didn’t leave mine.

I stepped forward, trying to brush past him, but the second I did His hands shot out and grabbed my upper arms.

“Seongje!”

I barely got the word out before he shoved me back.

My body hit the cold metal of the stall door with a thud, sharp and sudden.

Pain bloomed along my shoulder blade, breath knocked from my lungs as he forced the door open, pushed me inside, and slammed it shut behind us.

Click.

The lock slid into place.

My heart dropped.

His fingers locked around my jaw tight, tilting my face up to him. The pressure hurt just enough to make my breath hitch.

“God, I can’t wait to ruin this mouth of yours,” Seongje growled, his words hot against my lips.

He shoved my jaw away like I was nothing but a toy he intended to break in. And as my head snapped slightly to the side, a tremor rolled through me, fear.

I heard the metallic clink before I saw it. His belt coming undone, slow and deliberate.

Then he unzipped.

His cock was already thick in his hand, flushed and hard, veins standing out as he stroked himself like he was savoring the wait.

“Open,” he said, voice low and wicked.

I shook my head in refusal, but he grabbed my hair and pulled so hard, I couldn’t stop the scream that tore from my throat.

And then he was in my mouth.

He filled my mouth—thick, hot, overwhelming. Salt, skin, and unfiltered male heat hit my throat so hard I gagged, eyes watering.

“That’s it,” Seongje hissed. “You sound better like this.”

He didn’t thrust not yet but I could feel him pulsing as he fed more of himself into me, slow but deliberate, watching the way my lips stretched around him.

“Look at you,” he murmured, almost sweet mocking and fond all at once. “All that fire… all that attitude… and now you’re drooling on my cock like you were made for it.”

My eyes watered, I tried pulling away. He pulled back slightly, thumb brushing my bottom lip, slick with spit. “God, I love watching you try to take it. Messy little thing.” I whimpered.

“Oh, you like that?” he breathed. “You like being used like this? Thought you were going to be a fight. Thought I’d have to break you first.”

His fingers tightened in my hair.

“But look at you now. You’re fucking melting for it.” His grip in my hair turned brutal.

“Fuck—don’t move,” Seongje snarled through gritted teeth, dragging my head back just enough to make my neck strain, to remind me I wasn’t in control.

Then he pulled out, fast, with a gasp that was more growl than breath.

And in the next second something hot and filthy, his cum splattered across my face.

I gasped.

He held my hair tight, forcing me to look up at him.

“Open wider,” he said darkly, voice low and dangerous. “Don’t fucking wipe it off.”

Fear rooted me to the spot so I did as I was told.

My lips parted, my breathing shallow, the weight of what I’d just done crushing and fulling me with shame.

Then I saw the glint of his phone.

Click.

My body went cold.

“Seongje, what the fuck are you doing—delete that right now! You can’t—”

“Shut up.” His tone was flat. Razor-sharp. “You think you get to fuck around with that little pretty-boy, Baku, and not pay for it?”

He angled the screen toward me to see my own image staring back. Mascara smudged. Mouth open.

“You belong to me now,” he said. Calm. Cruel. “And if I see you near him again—hell, if I even hear his name in your breath,this photo goes to every inbox at your school.”

I stared at him, heart hammering, mouth still open. Cum still drying on my face

“You’re sick,” I whispered.

He crouched in front of me, lips brushing my ear.

“Yes” he murmured, dragging his fingers slowly down my throat. “For you.” He stood, zipping up with a smile on his face.

“Clean yourself up,” he said without looking back. “And remember if I see you hanging around Baku again the whole fucking world is gonna see what a filthy little whore you really are.”

“And if that isn’t enough to keep you obedient,” he murmured, his voice dropping to something silkier—sicker, “maybe next time… I’ll bring Baekjin.”

My breath caught.

“See how well that filthy mouth of yours does with two of us.” He let the threat hang in the air like smoke, then left without waiting for a response.

fin

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[almostwisegalaxy]

Weak hero class headcanon Bloopers

Why did they break up with their partner? ¯⁠\⁠_⁠ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ⁠_⁠/⁠¯

Listen... I was sleepy and I can't sleep so here it is. ತ⁠_⁠ತ

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°Yeon Si-eun:

He broke up with his partner because he couldn't solve a Rubik's Cube in under 60 seconds.

Yeon Si-eun had always known that logic and strategy were the pillars of a relationship. But when his partner, who was otherwise very affectionate and funny, took more than 3 minutes and 47 seconds to solve a Rubik's Cube he had given him as a token of love, Si-eun looked at him with real pain in his eyes.

— "I can't be with someone who doesn't understand the importance of algorithms."

He left him a solution manual on his way out, "to improve yourself, not to get me back.". (Baby? It's not my fault. I have a low IQ ༎ຶ⁠‿⁠༎ຶ )

°Seo Jun-tae:

He broke up with his partner because he ate his nuggets without asking.

Seo Jun-tae had a difficult day. He had resisted bullying, returned books to the library, and finally ordered HIS favorite nuggets. He had carefully aligned them on the plate according to their size. It was sacred.

But when he came back from the bathroom and saw that his partner had "just tasted one," he froze.

— "You took the crispiest one. You knew it was the alpha nugget."

He packed his suitcase immediately, leaving his partner a note saying: "You must respect the nugget sanctuary."

°Park Hu-min (Baku):

He broke up with his partner because he couldn't fight... a pigeon.

Baku is a tough guy, okay? He can't tolerate weakness. One day, a pigeon invaded their balcony. Feathers everywhere, squawks, chaos. Baku watched, thinking his partner would handle it. But no. He screamed, panicked, and took refuge behind the curtain.

— "You ran from a pigeon. Do you think we can face the Union if you freak out over a bird?"

He left the apartment without saying goodbye, but leaving a seed for the pigeon. Because he, he respects his enemies.

°Go Hyun-tak (Gotak):

He broke up with his partner because he said taekwondo was "just pretty kicks."

Hyun-tak had given his all. He had shown his best sequences, taught the philosophy of combat, and even performed a slow kata with zen music. But one evening, after a demonstration, his partner said, laughing:

— "It's a bit like dancing, isn't it? But with more shouting."

Silence. A deadly tension.

— "A dance? Do you think this is K-pop?"

Hyun-tak put on his sneakers, threw his dobok into his bag, and whispered before leaving:

— "Flexibility without respect is just gymnastics."

°Geum Seong-je:

He broke up with his partner because he refused to do couple cosplay.

Seong-je loves extremes. He had organized everything: Naruto and Sasuke costumes, a photo shoot, an Instagram post. But his partner refused:

— "I don't feel comfortable as a ninja."

Fatal error.

— "NOT. COMFORTABLE? Do you think Sasuke had a choice? Do you think the Akatsuki is a comfort zone?!"

He threw the shinobi headbands out the window, destroyed his own cosplay katana, and left with a criminal organization cape, shouting: "Betrayal." (Ok bro ರ⁠_⁠ರ)

°Choi Hyo-man:

He broke up with his partner because he beat his Mario Kart record.

Hyo-man is competitive. Very. During a quiet evening, his partner accidentally beat his record on Rainbow Road. Looking at him out of the corner of his eye, he said:

— "It's just a game, huh."

No. NO.

— "A. Game. YOU dared to say that Rainbow Road... is just a game?"

He "blew up" his console with a punch (well, not really, but he threw it in the bathtub). Then he left the apartment muttering:

"True champions don't tolerate humiliation."

°Na Baek-jin:

He broke up with his partner because he said chess was "meh."

Baek-jin plays chess like he breathes. Every move is a metaphor for his life. So when, one romantic evening, he suggested a game to his partner, the latter replied:

— "I prefer Chinese checkers. Chess is too slow."

Baek-jin froze. He carefully put away the pieces, one by one, and said:

— "You put the king in the fridge, and my heart in the freezer."

He left, leaving the board with a coded message in chess notation:

* e4 e5 2. Qh5?? 3. End. (Bro What the fuke?)

°Oh Beom-seok

He broke up with his partner because he didn't "like" his Instagram post within the first 3 minutes. (ʕ⁠ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ⁠ʔ This complexed man...)

Beom-seok, fragile but demanding, posted a carefully filtered photo. He waited. 1 minute. 2 minutes. Still nothing. 3 minutes, still no red heart from his guy.

Panic. Anxiety. Rage.

— "If you can't like me at my best, you don't deserve me at my worst."

He sent a 7-minute dramatic voice message , with sad BTS music in the background. And blocked his partner everywhere. Even LinkedIn. (??? ತ⁠_⁠ತ)

°Kim Gil-su (from the Union) 0_o :

He broke up with his partner because he called "Dragon Ball" a "cartoon."

Gil-su lives for anime. His heart beats with every Kamehameha. He invited his partner to watch Dragon Ball Z. But when his partner said:

— "This cartoon is a bit long, isn't it?"

Gil-su slowly stood up, went to get his Ultra Instinct Goku figure, looked at it one last time... then gently put it away.

— "It's not a cartoon. It's an intergalactic epic."

He left the apartment without shouting. The calm was more frightening.

°Kang Dae-won -_- from the union) :

He broke up with his partner because he couldn't make proper ramyeon.

Dae-won is a ramyeon purist. Timer, temperature, texture: everything matters. But his partner used instant noodles with ketchup. KETCHUP.

— "You put ketchup... in the ramyeon... Do you want World War III?"

He threw the chopsticks on the floor, stood up, and declared:

— "Love is like noodles: when it's too liquid, it slips and falls."

°Ahn Su-ho:

He broke up with his partner because he said "it's just a scarf" when he saw his scar.

Su-ho is silent, brooding, with a heavy past tattooed in every gaze. He wears a black scarf. Always. Even in summer. No one ever takes it off. Except...

One day, his partner, thinking it was a "cute joke," suddenly pulled off his scarf to kiss his neck. What he discovered? An old, thin, straight scar, testifying to a past confrontation.

— "Oh... it's nothing big. It looks like a cat scratch!"

Silence. The world stopped.

Su-ho stood up, slowly put on his jacket, replaced his scarf, then whispered in a grave voice:

— "This scar is the price of blood. You compared it to Mimi, your cat?"

He left the apartment quietly, without slamming the door. Just a draft.

And he left a note, scrawled on the back of a bandage:

"You don't understand what we carry when we protect others."

The next day, his ex found his cat Mimi... with a tiny black scarf around its neck. A silent message. Poetic. And terrifying. (╏⁠ ⁠”⁠ ⁠⊚⁠ ͟⁠ʖ⁠ ⁠⊚⁠ ⁠”⁠ ⁠╏)

Bonus: Headcanon Group – "Ex Boyfriends of Eunjang High" WhatsApp Group

All their ex-partners end up in a private WhatsApp group. They share memes, cry together, and organize group therapy every Tuesday.

They even have a ranking:

* Most Dramatic? Beomseok (LinkedIn dude? ಠ⁠ ⁠ل͟⁠ ⁠ಠ)

* Most Incomprehensible? Si-eun.

* Most Traumatizing? Seong-je (he sent a giant inflatable clown to his ex after the breakup).

* The One They Want Back? Baek-jin (Cause he is rich •́⁠ ⁠ ⁠‿⁠ ⁠,⁠•̀ )

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WHC Characters if there were in Alice in Borderland (AU)

A/N: This is just my headcanon and I don’t necessarily think it’s accurate in any way.

Content includes: non canon scenarios and whc spoilers from most explanations for characters, but some others don’t.

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Yeon Si-eun

Speciality: formerly diamonds, to spades, and now present hearts player

Explanation: Sieun was once a studious high school boy who was often getting picked on, reflecting that he is smart therefore he is a formerly a diamonds player. But later on, reflecting Sieun’s school incident in beating up students thus to transitioned as a spades player.

Until now, meeting Suho at first could indicate that now he is a hearts player, by means necessary that hearts does not mean psychological but it meant the feelings in understanding of others, an example to how Arisu is a hearts player. Sieun was shown to be quite understanding and about his friendship, is shown how he intended to rely on others and even for Baku, who reminds him of his friendship on what happened to Beomseok and Suho.

Occupation: player; new member of Eujang

Status: alive

Ahn Su-ho

Speciality: spades

Explanation: an obvious response is that Suho is an MMA fighter.

Occupation: player; new member of Eujang

Status: survive

Oh Beom-seok

Speciality: clubs transitioned to hearts

Explanation: Beomseok used to be friends with Suho and Sieun likely showing teamwork, leads to him as a clubs player. But not until then, he was shown to have issues with his representative by his father and his previous schools. Resulting the lost of his senses and himself in betrayal, towards his friends out of intentional and not worthy or being important, so he could be leading as a hearts player.

Occupation: player; new to former member of Eujang

Status: redacted

Last seen: realizing his mistakes and help out Sieun in ways of feeling like himself before gone missing in the Borderlands.

Baku

Speciality: spades/clubs

Explanation: His intentions was to fight against the union for justice and because he cares for his friend, reflecting that he is either a spades and clubs.

Occupation: player; the leader of Eujang

Status: alive

Gotak

Speciality: spades

Explanation: a Taekwondo athelete

Occupation: player; member of the Eujang

Status: alive

Seo Jun-tae

Speciality: clubs

Explanation: after encountering Sieun, he start to believe in himself and towards being friends, leads to teamwork.

Occupation: player; member of the Eujang

Status: survive

Yeong-i

Speciality: clubs

Occupation: player; new member of Eujang, but now former

Status: redacted

Last seen: she left after successfully beat eight of clubs

Jeon Seok-dae

Speciality: spades

Occupation: player; new member of Eujang

Status: survive

Jeon Yeong-bin

Speciality: clubs/spades

Occupation: player; new member of Eujang

Status: injured; alive

Lee Jeong-chan

Speciality: spades

Occupation: player; new member of Eujang

Status: severely injured; survive

Han Tae-hoon

Speciality: spades

Occupation: player; new member of Eujang

Status: injured; survived

Kang Woo-young

Speciality: spades

Occupation: player; former member (?)

Status: redacted

Last seen: he got his leg slammed throughout the spades game.

Kim Gil-su

Speciality: spades

Occupation: player

Status: Dead

Murder in: Hearts game

Killed by: Jeon Seokdae

Oh Ji-won

Occupation: player

Status: Dead

Murder in: Hearts game

Killed by: Oh Beomseok

Last seen: being betrayed by his own son in Hearts game

Assistant Park

Occupation: player

Status: Dead

Murder in: Hearts game

Killed by: Oh Beomseok

Choi Hyo-man

Speciality: clubs

Occupation: player; former union, present member of Eujang

Status: alive

Na Baek-jin

Speciality: spades/diamonds/hearts

Occupation: Face card citizen: King of hearts player; leader of union

Status: Dead?

Last seen: sacrificing himself for Baku

Do Seong-mok

Speciality: spades

Occupation: player; member of union

Status: alive

Baek Dong-ha

Speciality: spades

Occupation: player; member of union

Status: alive

Geum Seong-je

Speciality: spades/hearts

Occupation: player; former member of union; Baekjin’s right-hand man the next citizen?

Status: redacted

Last seen: he left after helping out the Eujang team out of hearts game

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Jun Hyo-Seong

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Penance in Jun Hyo Seong - Good Night Kiss outfit

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Slumber Party!! 🎀⭐️

Into you - Jun Hyo Seong

come to see you - Jun Hyo Seong

rewind - wonder girls

attention - new jeans

U - s.e.s

baby boy - kara

whats this - kara

my darling - kara

wanna - kara

rewind - kep1er

tinker bell - girls’ generation

honey - girls’ generation

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The History of Korean Female Soloists from the 20th Century: Episode 11/?

The eleventh episode of 'The History of Korean Female Soloists from the 20th Century' focuses on notable Korean musicians who emerged during the early 20th century, a time significantly impacted by Japanese occupation. The historical records pertaining to these artists remain largely incomplete. This scarcity of thorough documentation can be attributed to the nearly century-long gap since their contributions, which predates the Korean War and resulted in the loss or inaccessibility of vital records. As a result, the limited information on this singer may render this episode a (8th) mini-sode within the broader series 'The History of Korean Female Soloists from the 20th Century.'

It is important to highlight that the available information is limited, and there is no image of the singer. The photo I have included may be associated with Lee So-hee, but the only connection appears to be their names, indicating that they may or may not represent the same individual.

Lee So-hee (이소희; 李素姫)

Lee So-hee (이소희) was a Korean folk vocalist and a Jinju gisaeng during the period of Japanese occupation in Korea. She showcased her talent by performing Namdo Sori alongside Lee Ok-hyang (이옥향) and Kim Hwa-seon (김화선) at the Female Master Singers' Competition of the All-Joseon Local Entertainment Competition on May 3-4, 1938, and later participated in the Hanhaeguje Master Singers' Competition on March 18, 1940. Between 1940 and 1943, she collaborated with Im Jong-seong (임종성) and Jeong Won-seop (정원섭) on the Gyeongseong Broadcasting Station (京城放送局), where they presented a variety of short songs and folk pieces, including "Pak Taryeong," "Sugungga," "Undam Punggyeong," "Jukjang Mang-hye," and changgeukjo.

Sugungga (수궁가; 水宮歌)

Sugungga is one of the five recognized pansori madang, also referred to by various names such as Tokki Taryeong, Byeolju Bujeon, Byeolju Buga, Tobyeolga, and Toebyeolga. This pansori narrates the tale of the Dragon King of the Water Palace, intertwined with the fable of the turtle and the rabbit, a narrative that has been preserved through generations and is traditionally performed by clowns. The plot centers around the Dragon King of the South Sea, who, afflicted by illness, sends Byeoljubu (Jara) to entice a rabbit for its liver. However, the clever rabbit outsmarts Jara and escapes to the outside world.

Key elements of Sugungga include the Dragon King's ailment, a Taoist priest's pulse examination, the rabbit's artistic representation, and the ensuing conflict among beasts over territory. The narrative unfolds with Jara's attempts to lure the rabbit, the rabbit's cunning evasion of the Dragon King, and its subsequent mockery of Jara. The story is rich in allegory and humour, characterized by a light and cheerful tone, which distinguishes it as one of the more accessible forms of pansori.

The text of Sugungga (序唱), particularly the version known as Toebyeolga, was compiled by Shin Jae-hyo (신재효; 申在孝), reflecting the performance style of clowns of that era. Notable segments include the preface sung to a jungmori rhythm, along with various thematic pieces such as Yongwangdeukbyeong (龍王得病: Jinyang, Jungmori, Eotmori) and Gogocheonbyeon (皐皐天邊: Jungmori), all performed in the same rhythmic style. The five-line score, recorded by Park Cho-wol (박초월) and transcribed by Kim Gi-su (김기수; 金琪洙), appears in Volume 5 of ‘Korean Music’. Contemporary performers like Kim Yeon-su (김연수; 金演洙), Jeong Gwang-su (정광수; 鄭珖秀), and Jeong Gwon-jin (정권진; 鄭權鎭) have gained recognition for their interpretations of Sugungga, with the former two continuing the legacy of Yu Seong-jun (유성준), while Jeong Gwon-jin (정권진) upholds the tradition of Gangsanje.

Pansori Sugungga Jo Sang-hyeon (조상현) A performance scene of Sugungga at the 1988 Korean Traditional Music Festival. The singer is Jo Sang-hyeon and the drummer is Kim Myeong-hwan (김명환). Sugungga is one of the five madang of pansori. (Source: Encyclopaedia of Korean Culture)