#reverse seo

[reverseseo]

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[helianthus21]

i think Vincenzo should meet all Kwak Dong-yeon characters and get reverse brother-adopted by all of them btw

[skylessknights]

"You or him. You decide."

EVILIVE 악인전기▸ Episode 4

[jjsanguine]

When Dong Soo asked Do Young what more he wanted to own I half expected Do Young to say "you" because honestly that's how their conversations usually go

[reverseseo]

Reverse SEO = Burying Search Results

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[wagonseo]

Unlocking the Power of Reverse Image Search: How SEO Wagon Elevates Your Digital Strategy

In the ever-evolving landscape of digital marketing, staying ahead of the curve requires a deep understanding of the tools that can enhance your SEO strategy. Among these tools, reverse image search has emerged as a powerful method to optimize content, improve search engine rankings, and protect intellectual property. In this blog post, we'll dive into what reverse image search is, how it works, and how SEO Wagon can help you harness its full potential to boost your digital strategy.

What is Reverse Image Search?

Reverse image search is a technique that allows users to search for information on the internet using an image instead of text. Unlike traditional text-based search queries, where you input keywords or phrases, reverse image search involves uploading an image or providing a URL to find related content, similar images, or the source of the image across the web. This technology is particularly useful for identifying the origin of an image, discovering its widespread use, or locating higher-resolution versions.

How Does Reverse Image Search Work?

Reverse image search engines, like the one provided by SEO Wagon, use advanced algorithms and machine learning to analyze the visual elements of an image. These engines break down the image into unique components such as color, texture, and shape, and then compare these attributes against a vast database of images. Once the analysis is complete, the search engine returns results that match the input image, providing links to websites, similar images, or additional information.

The Benefits of Reverse Image Search for SEO

Reverse image search offers several advantages that can significantly enhance your SEO efforts:

1. Content Discovery and Optimization

One of the primary benefits of reverse image search is its ability to help you discover where your images are being used across the web. If you've created original visual content, such as infographics or photographs, reverse image search can reveal whether your images are being used without proper attribution. This presents an opportunity to reach out to websites and request backlinks, which can boost your domain authority and improve your search engine rankings.

2. Competitor Analysis

Understanding how your competitors are using images can provide valuable insights into their content strategy. By performing a reverse image search on competitor images, you can discover which websites are linking back to them, the types of content they're creating, and how they're engaging with their audience. This information can inform your own content strategy, helping you stay competitive in your niche.

3. Intellectual Property Protection

For businesses and individuals who create original content, protecting intellectual property is crucial. Reverse image search allows you to track where your images are being used, ensuring that your content is not being exploited without your permission. If you find unauthorized usage, you can take appropriate actions, such as requesting the removal of the image or seeking proper attribution.

4. Enhanced User Experience

By using reverse image search, you can optimize your website's user experience. For instance, if you’re curating images from various sources, reverse image search can help you find the highest quality versions of those images, ensuring that your website is visually appealing and professional. A better user experience can lead to lower bounce rates, longer session durations, and ultimately, higher search engine rankings.

How SEO Wagon Enhances Reverse Image Search

When it comes to leveraging reverse image search for SEO, SEO Wagon offers a robust platform that goes beyond just finding similar images. Here's how SEO Wagon stands out:

1. Comprehensive Image Analysis

SEO Wagon's reverse image search tool provides in-depth analysis of images, giving you detailed insights into how and where your images are being used. This feature is invaluable for content creators who need to monitor the distribution of their visual assets across the internet.

2. SEO Integration

SEO Wagon seamlessly integrates reverse image search into your broader SEO strategy. By identifying unauthorized use of your images, you can pursue backlinks from high-authority sites, which are crucial for improving your website's ranking on search engines like Google. Additionally, SEO Wagon provides suggestions for optimizing image alt text and file names, ensuring that your visual content is fully optimized for search engines.

3. User-Friendly Interface

Even if you're new to reverse image search, SEO Wagon’s intuitive and user-friendly interface makes the process simple and efficient. You can easily upload images, analyze results, and take action on the insights provided by the platform. The streamlined process saves you time and helps you focus on what matters most – growing your online presence.

4. Advanced Reporting

SEO Wagon offers advanced reporting features that allow you to track the performance of your images over time. Whether you're monitoring the spread of a viral infographic or ensuring that your product images are being used correctly, SEO Wagon provides the data you need to make informed decisions and optimize your digital strategy.

Conclusion: Maximize Your SEO with Reverse Image Search on SEO Wagon

In the competitive world of digital marketing, every tool at your disposal can make a difference. Reverse image search is no exception. By leveraging the power of reverse image search through SEO Wagon, you can protect your intellectual property, gain valuable insights into your competitors, and enhance your overall SEO strategy.

Whether you're an experienced marketer or just starting out, SEO Wagon's reverse image search tool is designed to help you achieve your goals efficiently and effectively. Don't let your visual content go unnoticed – take control of your images, optimize your SEO efforts, and watch your digital presence soar with SEO Wagon.

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Even if you think AI search could be good, it won’t be good

TONIGHT (May 15), I'm in NORTH HOLLYWOOD for a screening of STEPHANIE KELTON'S FINDING THE MONEY; FRIDAY (May 17), I'm at the INTERNET ARCHIVE in SAN FRANCISCO to keynote the 10th anniversary of the AUTHORS ALLIANCE.

The big news in search this week is that Google is continuing its transition to "AI search" – instead of typing in search terms and getting links to websites, you'll ask Google a question and an AI will compose an answer based on things it finds on the web:

https://blog.google/products/search/generative-ai-google-search-may-2024/

Google bills this as "let Google do the googling for you." Rather than searching the web yourself, you'll delegate this task to Google. Hidden in this pitch is a tacit admission that Google is no longer a convenient or reliable way to retrieve information, drowning as it is in AI-generated spam, poorly labeled ads, and SEO garbage:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/05/03/keyword-swarming/#site-reputation-abuse

Googling used to be easy: type in a query, get back a screen of highly relevant results. Today, clicking the top links will take you to sites that paid for placement at the top of the screen (rather than the sites that best match your query). Clicking further down will get you scams, AI slop, or bulk-produced SEO nonsense.

AI-powered search promises to fix this, not by making Google search results better, but by having a bot sort through the search results and discard the nonsense that Google will continue to serve up, and summarize the high quality results.

Now, there are plenty of obvious objections to this plan. For starters, why wouldn't Google just make its search results better? Rather than building a LLM for the sole purpose of sorting through the garbage Google is either paid or tricked into serving up, why not just stop serving up garbage? We know that's possible, because other search engines serve really good results by paying for access to Google's back-end and then filtering the results:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/04/04/teach-me-how-to-shruggie/#kagi

Another obvious objection: why would anyone write the web if the only purpose for doing so is to feed a bot that will summarize what you've written without sending anyone to your webpage? Whether you're a commercial publisher hoping to make money from advertising or subscriptions, or – like me – an open access publisher hoping to change people's minds, why would you invite Google to summarize your work without ever showing it to internet users? Nevermind how unfair that is, think about how implausible it is: if this is the way Google will work in the future, why wouldn't every publisher just block Google's crawler?

A third obvious objection: AI is bad. Not morally bad (though maybe morally bad, too!), but technically bad. It "hallucinates" nonsense answers, including dangerous nonsense. It's a supremely confident liar that can get you killed:

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/sep/01/mushroom-pickers-urged-to-avoid-foraging-books-on-amazon-that-appear-to-be-written-by-ai

The promises of AI are grossly oversold, including the promises Google makes, like its claim that its AI had discovered millions of useful new materials. In reality, the number of useful new materials Deepmind had discovered was zero:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/04/23/maximal-plausibility/#reverse-centaurs

This is true of all of AI's most impressive demos. Often, "AI" turns out to be low-waged human workers in a distant call-center pretending to be robots:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/01/31/neural-interface-beta-tester/#tailfins

Sometimes, the AI robot dancing on stage turns out to literally be just a person in a robot suit pretending to be a robot:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/01/29/pay-no-attention/#to-the-little-man-behind-the-curtain

The AI video demos that represent "an existential threat to Hollywood filmmaking" turn out to be so cumbersome as to be practically useless (and vastly inferior to existing production techniques):

https://www.wheresyoured.at/expectations-versus-reality/

But let's take Google at its word. Let's stipulate that:

a) It can't fix search, only add a slop-filtering AI layer on top of it; and

b) The rest of the world will continue to let Google index its pages even if they derive no benefit from doing so; and

c) Google will shortly fix its AI, and all the lies about AI capabilities will be revealed to be premature truths that are finally realized.

AI search is still a bad idea. Because beyond all the obvious reasons that AI search is a terrible idea, there's a subtle – and incurable – defect in this plan: AI search – even excellent AI search – makes it far too easy for Google to cheat us, and Google can't stop cheating us.

Remember: enshittification isn't the result of worse people running tech companies today than in the years when tech services were good and useful. Rather, enshittification is rooted in the collapse of constraints that used to prevent those same people from making their services worse in service to increasing their profit margins:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/03/26/glitchbread/#electronic-shelf-tags

These companies always had the capacity to siphon value away from business customers (like publishers) and end-users (like searchers). That comes with the territory: digital businesses can alter their "business logic" from instant to instant, and for each user, allowing them to change payouts, prices and ranking. I call this "twiddling": turning the knobs on the system's back-end to make sure the house always wins:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/02/19/twiddler/

What changed wasn't the character of the leaders of these businesses, nor their capacity to cheat us. What changed was the consequences for cheating. When the tech companies merged to monopoly, they ceased to fear losing your business to a competitor.

Google's 90% search market share was attained by bribing everyone who operates a service or platform where you might encounter a search box to connect that box to Google. Spending tens of billions of dollars every year to make sure no one ever encounters a non-Google search is a cheaper way to retain your business than making sure Google is the very best search engine:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/02/21/im-feeling-unlucky/#not-up-to-the-task

Competition was once a threat to Google; for years, its mantra was "competition is a click away." Today, competition is all but nonexistent.

Then the surveillance business consolidated into a small number of firms. Two companies dominate the commercial surveillance industry: Google and Meta, and they collude to rig the market:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jedi_Blue

That consolidation inevitably leads to regulatory capture: shorn of competitive pressure, the companies that dominate the sector can converge on a single message to policymakers and use their monopoly profits to turn that message into policy:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/06/05/regulatory-capture/

This is why Google doesn't have to worry about privacy laws. They've successfully prevented the passage of a US federal consumer privacy law. The last time the US passed a federal consumer privacy law was in 1988. It's a law that bans video store clerks from telling the newspapers which VHS cassettes you rented:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Privacy_Protection_Act

In Europe, Google's vast profits lets it fly an Irish flag of convenience, thus taking advantage of Ireland's tolerance for tax evasion and violations of European privacy law:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/05/15/finnegans-snooze/#dirty-old-town

Google doesn't fear competition, it doesn't fear regulation, and it also doesn't fear rival technologies. Google and its fellow Big Tech cartel members have expanded IP law to allow it to prevent third parties from reverse-engineer, hacking, or scraping its services. Google doesn't have to worry about ad-blocking, tracker blocking, or scrapers that filter out Google's lucrative, low-quality results:

https://locusmag.com/2020/09/cory-doctorow-ip/

Google doesn't fear competition, it doesn't fear regulation, it doesn't fear rival technology and it doesn't fear its workers. Google's workforce once enjoyed enormous sway over the company's direction, thanks to their scarcity and market power. But Google has outgrown its dependence on its workers, and lays them off in vast numbers, even as it increases its profits and pisses away tens of billions on stock buybacks:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/11/25/moral-injury/#enshittification

Google is fearless. It doesn't fear losing your business, or being punished by regulators, or being mired in guerrilla warfare with rival engineers. It certainly doesn't fear its workers.

Making search worse is good for Google. Reducing search quality increases the number of queries, and thus ads, that each user must make to find their answers:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/04/24/naming-names/#prabhakar-raghavan

If Google can make things worse for searchers without losing their business, it can make more money for itself. Without the discipline of markets, regulators, tech or workers, it has no impediment to transferring value from searchers and publishers to itself.

Which brings me back to AI search. When Google substitutes its own summaries for links to pages, it creates innumerable opportunities to charge publishers for preferential placement in those summaries.

This is true of any algorithmic feed: while such feeds are important – even vital – for making sense of huge amounts of information, they can also be used to play a high-speed shell-game that makes suckers out of the rest of us:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/05/11/for-you/#the-algorithm-tm

When you trust someone to summarize the truth for you, you become terribly vulnerable to their self-serving lies. In an ideal world, these intermediaries would be "fiduciaries," with a solemn (and legally binding) duty to put your interests ahead of their own:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/05/07/treacherous-computing/#rewilding-the-internet

But Google is clear that its first duty is to its shareholders: not to publishers, not to searchers, not to "partners" or employees.

AI search makes cheating so easy, and Google cheats so much. Indeed, the defects in AI give Google a readymade excuse for any apparent self-dealing: "we didn't tell you a lie because someone paid us to (for example, to recommend a product, or a hotel room, or a political point of view). Sure, they did pay us, but that was just an AI 'hallucination.'"

The existence of well-known AI hallucinations creates a zone of plausible deniability for even more enshittification of Google search. As Madeleine Clare Elish writes, AI serves as a "moral crumple zone":

https://estsjournal.org/index.php/ests/article/view/260

That's why, even if you're willing to believe that Google could make a great AI-based search, we can nevertheless be certain that they won't.

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/05/15/they-trust-me-dumb-fucks/#ai-search

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[helianthus21]

#well now im thinking of like. an AU meeting where Vin is getting the fuck out of dodge and assumes Hanseo is his driver and then has the#weirdest road trip of his life because Hanseo just goes along with it and in the process almost kidnaps him on accident bc he doesn't know#where he's meant to be going. because he's not vins driver#and all this with britney spears and crazy driving#vin is holding on for dear life#threating to kill him#and adopting him all at once

via @clockwards

this is so funny Han-seo just going sure why not we're doing this. where are we going?:D

i think way too often about hanseo being the (getaway) driver to pick vincenzo up from some mission but he drives like a maniac and listens to britney, sings along loudly in a way that drives vin crazy but amuses luca to no end

[wannaeatramyeon]

Lookism (+ HTF) reaction to 'Would you still love me if I was a worm?'

Requested.

Your corporeal form does not matter to me. If you're a worm then I will be one too, and we will live out the rest of our worm-y days with each other 🥹

+ Jay Hong, Ryuhei Kuroda, Jace Park, Zack Lee, Xiaolong, Lineman, Jerry Kwon, Jibeom Kwak, Baek Seongjun, Ji Yeonwoo, Han Wangguk, Kim Munseong

No? You're a worm 🤨 *flicks your forehead for asking such a stupid question*

+ Johan Seong, Jihan Kwak, Jason Yoon, Hudson Ahn, Olly Wang, Seo Haesu, Seong Taehoon

Either 'I am not answering that' or *annoyed, exasperated silence* 😒 (But secretly a yes. If they love you then you're pretty much it for them.)

+ Gun Park, DG, Eli Jang, Eugene, Samuel Seo,

I would step on you 😁

Goo Kim: ... But you will love me if I was a worm, right?! (Prepare for a tantrum if you say no.)

+Vin Jin, Lee Jinho

Hold on, let me get this right. You're a worm? Am I a worm? No? How did you get to be a worm? Is it a curse or were you born as one? If it's a curse then what did you do, can we reverse it; are we going on an adventure or a quest; that would be fun, don't you think? If you were born as one does that mean I met you as a worm and we're able to communicate and I just accepted that? A talking worm that I happened to fall in love with. Was I at least surprised or is a talking worm normal in this reality-

+ Jake Kim, Sinu Han, Vasco Tabasco, Daniel Park, Warren Chae, Brad Lee, Goo Kim (mood dependent)

[midyiderit]

Stray Kids Fic Recomendations

I didn't write any of these. I just like them. I'm also a Chan bias, so it's a lot Chan.

Part 2

Key:

Fluff ☁️

Angst ⛈️

Mature 🌹

Smut 🔥

Comfort 🫂

Reverse Comfort 🔁🫂

Idol 🎤

Dynamics:

Strangers 💛

Best Friends 🩵

Strangers to Lovers 🧡

Friends to Lovers 💜

Exs to Lovers ❤️‍🩹

Established Relationship ❤️

Lovers to Exs 💔

Reactions/Scenarios

☁️🫂 You Have Insomnia by @mazeinthemiroh ❤️

☁️ When You Don't Use Thier Card by @cheeseceli ❤️

☁️ When You Aren't Affected By Nightmares by @justsomefluff ❤️

☁️🫂 They Put Their Jacket On Your Lap When You're Uncomfortable ❤️ by @softstraykidshours

☁️ They Find You Alseep Cuddling Their SKZoo by @blue-jisungs ❤️

☁️🎤 9th Member!Reader Shows Their Abs on Stage by @mazeinthemiroh 🩵

☁️🌹 They Refuse to Take Your Virginity When You're Drunk by @mazeinthemiroh ❤️

☁️🌹 They Find Out You Prefer to Sleep Naked by @mazeinthemiroh ❤️

☁️ When Their S/O is a Stylist by @mazeinthemiroh ❤️

☁️🎤 When Their S/O is an Idol by @mazeinthemiroh ❤️

☁️ They Introduce Their S/O to the Rest of SKZ by @liknws ❤️

🔥 When Their Dick Doesn't Fit by @spiceofvy ❤️

☁️ When They're Falling for their Best Friend by @skzshortcake 🩵

☁️🎤 When They Meet Their Idol Crush For the First Time by @localminstrel 💛

☁️ Fighting Over the Bill by @cheeseceli ❤️

☁️🎤 You Choose Them as Your Ideal Type by @dongyucks 🩵

☁️ They Find a Kiss Mark on Their SKZoo by @cheeseceli ❤️

Fake Texts

☁️ SKZ as Dads by @skzfairyyyf8te ❤️

🫂 They Know You're Not as Tough as You Act (Hyung Line) (Maknae Line) (Part 2) by @charmerchannie ❤️

☁️ Simping Over a Hot Photo of Them by @bloomingbutterflysworld 💜

☁️ Princess Treatment With SKZ by @wegc ❤️

☁️ They Know You're Dating Another Memeber by @bloomingbutterflysworld 🩵

☁️ Accidentally Gushing Over Their Trailer Pics to Them by @emithecharmer 💜

☁️ Messing With Their SKZoo by @ilovemesomeshortking ❤️

☁️ SKZoo Texts (Hyung Line) (Maknae Line) by @chvnmax ❤️

🌹 They Find Out You Read FanFics About Them by @snowyquokka 💜

🌹 They Wake Up Alone After Your First Night Together by @imagine-a-life-like-this ❤️

🫂 They Convince You to Take a Break by @imagine-a-life-like-this ❤️

🌹 You Accidentally Confess to Them (Hyung Line) (Maknae Line) by @snowyquokka 💜

🌹 Accidentally Gushing to Them About How They Look Bareface (Hyung Line) (Maknae Line) by @bluejutdae 💜

☁️ They Accidentally Confess to You (Hyung Line) (Maknae Line) by @stayteezdreams 💜

☁️ Accidentally Confessing to Them by @soonyoungblr 💜

☁️You Steal Their SKZoo by @hyunedew ❤️

Individual Memebers

Bang Chan

☁️ Missing Wolf by @baby-yongbok ❤️

⛈️🫂 Start Over by @skzstannie ❤️‍🩹

🔁🫂 Picture Perfect by @bchan95 ❤️

🌹☁️🎤 Don't Touch by @prettiestboyev ❤️

☁️🔥 Let Me In Your Ocean by @skzms 💜

☁️ Secretly Dating Chan by @charmerchannie ❤️

Lee Know (Minho)

🔁🫂 Cold by @jinhyun ❤️

☁️ Finding Minho's Missing Cat by @charmerchannie 🧡

Seo Changbin

☁️ Changbin "Subtly" Pines Over You by @lixie-phoria 🩵

Hwang Hyunjin

⛈️ The Other Woman by @slutforleeminho 💔

☁️ Drunk Confessing to Hyunjin (Part 2) by @jinhyun 💜

Han Jisung

☁️🔥 Catfish...? by @seungminheart 🧡

Lee Felix

☁️ Subtext by @forlix 🩵

☁️ Suprising Felix on His Birthday by @stayteezdreams ❤️

Yang Jeongin (I.N.)

☁️ I.N. "Subtly" Pines Over You by @lixie-phoria 🩵

Multi

🔥 Loser Has To Share [OT8] by @luvyeni 🩵

☁️ Threatening Their SKZoo [Chan, Felix, and Minho] by @secretsecretbunny ❤️

[jinxhallows]

KINKTOBER 2023 || jinxhallows

starting team: Christopher Bang, Minho Lee, Jisung Han, Hyunjin Hwang & Changbin Seo

question - why are you only writing about five members?

I’m really excited to bring this project to you guys, as I’ve been so deeply supported by members of this community and truly, you guys deserve for all of your wildest dreams to come true. I look forward to spending the month of October with you.✨ non-image banners by @cafekitsune

the fine print: entries are not daily. not all entries have plot. entries will be posted at midnight in eastern standard time the day they are scheduled to drop. entries vary in length. please read warnings. please google what you do not know. order subject to change but likely will not. i don't require a taglist, but if you enjoy it and want to be alerted to any future postings, please leave a comment, even if its member specific.

October 1st entry #oo1 | costume party (knife play) | lino October 3rd entry #oo2 | accident (watersports) | birthday boy chan October 4th entry #oo3 | my turn (role reversal) | jisung October 6th entry #oo4 | busted (mutual masturbation/voyeurism) | changbin October 8th entry #oo5 | soles (feet kink) | hyunjin October 9th entry #oo6 | vile (humiliation/degradation) | lino October 11th entry #oo7 | interview (distraction) | jisung October 13th entry #oo8 | the doctor is in (medical play) | chan October 14th entry #oo9 | cat got your tongue? (asphyxia) | lino October 16th

entry #o10 | leave it off (hair pulling) | changbin October 17th entry #o11 | midnight (somnophilia) | jisung October 19th entry #o12 | collared (pet play) | chan

October 20th entry #o13 | mine (spitting) | changbin

October 21st entry #o14 | sauna (sweat kink) | hyunjin October 22nd entry #o15 | hello from the other side (phone sex) | jisung

October 23rd entry #o16 | ne sonim (uniform kink) | lino

October 26th entry #o19 | glory (praise kink) | chan

October 27th entry #o20 | landscapes (sex tape/camera) | hyunjin

October 29th entry #o22 | baecation (bed sharing) | chan x reader x lino x reader's bestfriend

October 31st entry #o23 |

[hyunsvngs]

babes! what positions do the boys prefer?? cus someones gonna like mating press over puppy pose right? like there are just so many options out there that they all have their favorites

OOOH. okay i like this. let me think .

chan: doggy. traditional backshots 100%. he strikes me as that kinda guy. would also love you to be on top but with him holding you down and thrusting up into you :3

minho: likes to bend you over a desk, over the end of the bed, against a window. just likes to be in power and you being a whore for him.

changbin: reverse cowgirl. you get to ride him so he feels like a little subby baby, and he can see your ass? heaven for mr seo. he also likes positions where he can lift you and show his strength!! anddd the speedbump position with his bicep pulling you into a headlock:)

hyunjin: strikes me as a missionary kinda guy. likes to see your face because he luvs you and he gets to hit it deep if your legs are over his shoulders. i think he’d also like riding where he can just touch u all over :3

jisung: god so i wasn’t sure BUT imagine the amazon. so he’s on his back, legs pushed up but you’re still being penetrated by him.. it can go so so deep like this and he loves you taking control. i think he’d also like to be pushed face down ass up to take your strap tho

felix: SPOONING. he’d love soft, cute, sloppy sex like that!! just thrusting into you so slow and deep from behind, being able to mark up your neck and play with your clit & nipples… he ascends every time

seungmin: face down ass up. this way, your moans are muffled because god he can get you to be loud, annnnddd he has access to your asshole too. it’s a win win

jeongin: god i struggled with innie too but then i thought… that one position where you’re on your back, he’s lifting up your hips and just fucking you like you’re a fleshlight? yeah. that’s so innie. especially since he’s gettin buff lately.. yum

♡ juno

[wagonseo]

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Free plagiarism checker Tool

SEOWagon is primarily known as a writing assistant tool, but it also includes a plagiarism checker in its premium version. Grammarly can scan your text against billions of web pages to identify potential instances of plagiarism. While SEOWagon offers a free version, the plagiarism checker is more comprehensive in the premium version.