#implement keywords

[muklisprodigi]

Essential Tips for Blogging Success (That You’ll Actually Use)

Essential Tips for Blogging Success (That You’ll Actually Use). Want to achieve blogging success? Here are essential tips that you’ll actually use!

These essential tips will help you take your blog to the next level. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the 12 essential tips, that aspiring bloggers should focus on to create a successful blog.

[shieldfoss]

when you think about it, C++ is a lot like Python.

For example, they both have a goal of being as fast as is reasonably accomplishable once their other priorities have been catered to.

[pixaflaresolutions]

Search Engine Optimaization in Digital Marketing in Trivandrum

Introduction

In brand new aggressive virtual landscape, agencies in Trivandrum are increasingly more leveraging Search Engine Optimization (search engine optimization) to beautify their on line presence. Search engine marketing performs a crucial position in enhancing website visibility on search engines like Google, attracting organic traffic, and riding commercial enterprise increase. This weblog explores the significance of SEO in virtual marketing in Trivandrum and the important thing strategies to gain achievement. 

The Importance of search engine marketing in Trivandrum

Digital Market Trivandrum, the capital metropolis of Kerala, has witnessed fast virtual transformation in current years. As companies shift online, search engine optimization has grow to be an essential aspect of digital marketing techniques. Here’s why:

 Enhanced Online Visibility – SEO allows businesses rank better on seek engine outcomes pages (SERPs), making them without difficulty discoverable by way of capacity clients. 

Cost-Effective Marketing Strategy – Unlike paid advertising, search engine marketing gives lengthy-time period outcomes without ordinary costs.

 Increased Website Traffic – A well-optimized internet site draws extra organic traffic, leading to better engagement and conversions. 

Competitive Edge – With many agencies in Trivandrum adopting virtual techniques, SEO allows in staying ahead of the competition.

Key search engine marketing Strategies for Businesses in Trivandrum 

To achieve success in search engine marketing, groups in Trivandrum should implement the subsequent techniques:

 1. Local search engine optimization 

Optimization With the growing use of mobile searches, local search engine marketing has emerge as a sport-changer for organizations. Key nearby search engine optimization strategies consist of: Optimizing Google My Business (GMB) profile. Using place-based totally key phrases along with “high-quality digital marketing business enterprise in Trivandrum.” Encouraging client evaluations and rankings. Listing agencies on nearby directories.

2. Keyword Research and Implementation 

Effective keyword research is the foundation of SEO. Businesses must: Identify excessive-ranking and lengthy-tail keywords applicable to their industry. Incorporate keywords clearly into internet site content, meta descriptions, and weblog posts. Use keyword tools like Google Keyword Planner and Ahrefs for insights. 

3. Quality Content Creation 

Content is king in search engine optimization. Businesses have to cognizance on: Creating remarkable, informative, and engaging content material. Publishing weblog posts, case studies, and how-to guides associated with their niche. Updating old content material to maintain relevance and improve ratings.

4. On-Page and Off-Page search engine marketing 

A properly-optimized website enhances search scores. Essential strategies include: On-Page search engine optimization: Optimizing name tags, meta descriptions, header tags, and internal linking. Off-Page search engine marketing: Building top notch backlinks from authoritative websites, social media advertising, and influencer collaborations. 

5. Mobile and Technical SEO 

With a upward push in cell users, making sure a cellular-pleasant internet site is essential. Key aspects consist of: Fast-loading web pages to enhance user experience and SEO ratings. Implementing an SSL certificates for website safety. Using based information markup for higher indexing with the aid of engines like google.

The Future of search engine optimization in Trivandrum

 As Trivandrum maintains its digital evolution, search engine marketing will remain a crucial issue of digital marketing. Businesses have to live updated with Google’s set of rules modifications and rising tendencies together with AI-pushed search engine marketing, voice search optimization, and video advertising and marketing. 

Conclusion

 search engine optimization is an critical device for organizations in Trivandrum trying to improve their virtual footprint. By adopting strategic search engine optimization strategies, corporations can decorate visibility, appeal to capacity clients, and gain sustainable growth inside the ever-evolving digital panorama. Investing in SEO these days will cause lengthy-term fulfillment in the competitive marketplace of Trivandrum.

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[dravidious]

You're more amazing than lineart

You're more amazing than tag blocking

[levyconindia001]

How to Redesign Your Website Without Losing SEO Rankings

This comprehensive guide on "How to Redesign Your Website Without Losing SEO Rankings" offers valuable insights and strategies for businesses looking to revamp their online presence while maintaining their search engine optimization (SEO) rankings. With the ever-evolving digital landscape, it is crucial for businesses to adapt their websites to meet the changing needs of their target audience.

[transformativeworks]

Are you getting that annoying "Buy Art from Me" spam on your AO3? Here is what to do

First - if you are a real non-spam person asking folks to commission art by commenting on their fics on AO3.. please do not do that. That is a violation of the TOS.

Second - We are working on filtering it out, and you can help! Below the cut is info on identifying the spam comments, and then how to report them in the most effective way!

So we can stop this flood of spam.

<3 Mod Remi

(Details from PAC are below the Read More)

How to identify it - 1. Comments are left by registered accounts 2. Usually, the comments are on works that have just been posted or updated 3. The comment may provide very specific compliments about the work, and if challenged, the commenter will firmly deny being a bot or scammer 4. The key identifier is that in the comment itself, or in a follow-up to any reply to the comment, the spammer will always do at least one of these two things: - Offer to create art for the work, or say that they are an artist interested in working with you - Ask if they can speak with you on another platform (they may provide their own contact details for other platforms, such as Discord, Artstation, or Instagram)

THE BEST WAY TO REPORT IT 1. Select the 'Thread' button on the comment so that you're viewing the comment's direct page 2. Scroll to the bottom and select the "Policy Questions & Abuse Reports" link 3. In the "Brief summary" field, put "spam comment" 4. In the "Description" field, put "This is a spambot" and then "The account name is [whatever account name]" – this will ensure it gets sorted correctly - Please only include 1 account in your report – if you see another, then please file a new report - Please don't re-report accounts you've already reported

What AO3 is doing about this - 1. We're implementing several measures to try and stop these spammers from making new accounts, but unfortunately, some are going to slip through our fingers 2. Fortunately, it is very easy for us to get rid of this type of spam and prevent the account from posting more – so long as it is reported to us in the correct fashion. If our auto-sorter detects the keywords in your report that will file it into our "suspected spam" folder, then it's easy for our volunteers to quickly check and handle it

[sophsweet]

I learned something new today about Search Enging Optomisation (SEO)

Today someone introduced me to the ultra-long-tail keyword and I could not understand or picture what it was about. It shows that verbal communication and teaching is accepted, whereas it is quite a struggle to convey that these types of phrases don’t compute for someone who processes visually. No amount of explanation will beat either giving me an example to recognise or an infographic. A long…

[mtbcleadgenbuzz]

Why Semantic SEO Is Crucial For E-Commerce Success

Why Semantic SEO Is Crucial For E-Commerce Success Search engine optimization (SEO) is a crucial aspect of e-commerce success, as it determines how visible your website is in search engine results. Semantic SEO, also known as contextual or intent-based SEO, is a relatively new approach that focuses on the context and meaning behind search queries. By understanding the intent of the searcher,…

[powerfulaitools]

Tools and Resources for Effective Keyword Research and On-Page Optimization

Discover advanced keyword research techniques for on-page optimization and boost your SEO strategy! Check out this comprehensive guide for digital marketers. #SEO #KeywordResearch #OnPageOptimization

Introduction Welcome, digital marketers, to the world of effective keyword research and on-page optimization. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the tools, techniques, and resources that can elevate your SEO strategies. Whether you’re a seasoned marketer or just starting out, understanding the importance of keyword research and on-page optimization is vital to driving organic traffic…

[study-diaries]

How To Self Study

This is coming from a girl who spent her fresher and sophomore year studying at home and yes, I got good grades. So, here are some tips that I followed for studying by myself without depending on any teachers.

So, let's get into it!

Gather and organise material

This is important, why? What are you going to study if you have absolutely no idea what your syllabus and study material is? By materials I mean:

Textbooks (If you have any)

Practice papers

Previous year papers

Extra reading materials/ Reference books

If you don't have any textbooks. Go through the topics that you have and gather resources from different sources.

Tip: Have at least 1 extra reading material for every subject/paper. It helps you understand some topics that are explained in a complex manner in textbooks which is almost all the time.

Don't depend on your teacher

Teachers are good. Seriously. But their attention will always be shifty. They have a lot of students to teach, from many other classes so if you depend only on your teachers for clarifying your doubts or being at the back of you to study then newsflash, its going to be hard. Rather, be your own teacher. Don't go "I'll ask this to her/him tomorrow after class" because that will be your answer every time you have even a small question which can easily be solved by a simple search. You're saving your time and theirs.

Tip: If you're someone like me who gets distracted when you take up your phone even for a second then write down all your questions in a paper and search them later after your study session.

Make notes

I usually say this because notes help you understand topics. There are many methods of taking notes. I usually don't follow any structure for note taking, I just read and write keywords under the topic name, linking a few things here and there.

Tip: Notes need not be aesthetic. Seriously. You can be as messy as you can.

Watch videos related to concepts

This helps and I know most already do this.

Tip: When you finish watching a topic, close the video and write down what you understood and then play the video again, fill in the gaps that you missed and watch it again.

Study in chunks

I always believe that whatever you do, you should do in chunks. Instead of doing one chapter, divide it. Into small bits. I'll tell you, you'll see the difference. I don't usually recommend Pomodoro since it doesn't work for me. I don't keep a time limit or a set number of breaks. I finish a chunk and if I am tired, I take a break otherwise i continue.

Tip: Self quiz yourself after each chunk and then take a break. Then after you finish the chunks for the whole chapter with the self quizzing then self quiz yourself randomly for every chunk. Here's an additional tip. Take 20 second breaks.

Period of deep work

This is not a new concept, i didn't realize i did this at first. Basically, when you start your work. You do nothing but work. Like nothing else. No phones. No snacking. No unwanted thoughts. Just nothing but what you have to do. That is to study.

Tip: It is difficult to implement this right away especially if you have a habit of it getting distracted easily so i just suggest => Start smaller. One topic with full concentration. It would usually take you 20 - 30 mins to get immersed in the work. 40 mins if it's something you don't like but once you get the momentum? An unbelievable achievement really. And then, change your environment.

Quality > Quantity && Consistency> Cramming

One hour of productive studying is better than nine hours of useless studying. I feel like it's better to study 20 mins everyday rather than the whole night before an exam. It just causes stress.

Tip: Start early. Your teacher is on chapter 5? And you still don't get chapter 1, it's fine. Start learning. Seriously, it's okay to be behind. You just have to stick. Do it everyday and you'll see results that is better than those who are just keeping up with the teacher.

Deadlines Are Mandatory

Have deadlines. There are a number of ways to do this. I'm a person who is really lazy and a weird soul who would never complete their to-do list for the day if they write it down. It would always be left unfinished. So i just keep a mental time limit and the thing i have to get done.

Tip: Overestimate your deadline. Like, let's say i have to complete around 15 lessons that week. I keep my deadline to around 25-30 and i eventually complete 15. It's about adapting to what works for you. Just change according to what works for you.

Practice questions / Previous Year Papers

I can never emphasize this enough. The best way to prepare for any exam is just do practice questions or previous year questions. You will learn a lot of things. The topics that are important or repeated. The topics that are never asked.

Tip: Grade yourself on each paper. Circle the questions in your textbook while you are studying and practicing. Then when you have to actually study then you can actually revise the topics a bit more thoroughly. If you want to know more, click here.

It's okay to be behind in class

During my first term in senior year, the whole class was around 5 chapters ahead for every test and exam while me? If they were on chapter 12, i was in chapter 4 or 5 but i understood the concepts and took my sweet time with each chapter. Because the more time you take for a chapter, the better it stays in your memory.

Tip: Here is where active recall comes handy. When you revise one chapter, take a 2 day break and study another subject and then go back to the chapter and answer the practice questions. If you're able to do them, great! If not, revise more and then look at it after 3-4 days. Repeat until you have no mistakes in your answers. This helps in long term retaining.

Make It Interesting

How do you study boring subjects? You adapt. Mind maps don't work for me. Neither does flash cards. So, i found something that did. Storytelling. Take your most boring subject, turn it into a story. Make it bearable.

Tip: Tie it somethings that you like. For example, business studies was the most boring one for me so obviously, every topic was a story for me. HR Theories and Processes? ==> An office romance story. Management Principles? ==> A fantasy story where a group goes on a quest. Make It interesting. Make it gripping. And let me tell you, this actually works because our minds grasp stories better than just normal theory jargon.

Difficult Topics Are Only Difficult Because You Think They Are

This was something that i learnt the harder way. Everything looked difficult at the beginning. Everything. But the most difficult paper was maths. Because i had no teacher. Literally. I was learning from YouTube, searching different sites for tips and tricks. I thought it was too difficult and then i was like "i have to do it anyway no matter how much i brood" so i started from scratch like 3 months before my exams.

Tip: A mind set change is everything. If you think it is easy. The topic will be more bearable. If you think it's tough, it's going to be more tough. If you want some more tips for complex topics, click here.

Hope this helps !!! :)

[thydungeongal]

So okay, my harping on about D&D 5e actually being relatively complex isn't to say "and that's why D&D 5e is bad," it's to address the idea that D&D 5e is easy to learn (it's clearly not: despite its market dominance a lot of people actively resist learning it and also a lot of people are also teaching it wrong). But there is more to it than that: D&D 5e has implemented design decisions that make it harder to learn than some of its predecessors.

Part of this is down to the insistence on using natural language for what is, ultimately, still a heavily keyworded system, meaning to ambiguity arising from when it's unclear whether a given phrasing refers to a keyword.

Part of it is down to absolutely bizarre moon logic that has actually made the game harder to understand. During an early playtest the game had a relatively simple action economy: a character could move and do a single action. This was done to address the "difficulty" of the action economy of D&D 4e. Now, 4e actually has a pretty dang simple action economy of a standard, move, and minor action; the reason it tends to slow people down is because it leads to analysis paralysis, with players trying to optimize those three actions to the best of their ability. So the slowing down effect of the action economy of 4e was actually misidentified as it being too difficult.

Now the simplification of the action economy into action and move is actually something I can get behind. But once the designers realized that dang 4e was actually kind of cooking when it introduced an extra action characters could do in addition to a movement and an attack and they were forced to deviate from their action and move model. And they introduced the bonus action.

The bonus action is, in many ways, similar to D&D 4e's minor action, but worse in every possible way. Bonus actions come with a bunch of limitations, exceptions, special edge cases governing when they can take place during a round, some of them have special triggers that need to happen first before you can use them. And then there's the entirely artificial limitation on number of spells a character can cast per round which adds unnecessary complexity.

All of which is to say: arguably more complex games can be easier to teach than D&D 5e because they are actually better written and make use of design techniques that actually improve learning, such as templating and keywording, and don't have bizarro universe action economies that make Rolemaster 2e's action economy seem relatively straightforward.

[colebabey888]

Study Tips | THE IT GIRL DIARIES

As the academic year begins to wrap up, things can get stressful with extra workload and faster lessons. I've definitely been a victim of this but unfortunately, I can't afford to slack off if I want that degree, so I began implementing a few tips and tricks into my study method that has helped me a lot.

Summarize and Recite Notes

If you’re good at remembering things like speech notes, try “paragraph summarizing” Those who did orals in pre school, high-school and were good at it, will know exactly what I'm talking about. I take a week’s material and shrink it down to a few key paragraphs with main ideas and keywords. Then, read these notes out loud as if you’re practicing for a presentation. This helps me remember faster. On occasion I make q-cards for harder or more learning material but very rarely.

Use AI !

When I come across hard words or ideas, I use AI tools like ChatGPT or Google. Copy your tricky material, paste it into the tool, and ask it to “explain like I’m five” AI turns it into simple, easy language, making it much easier to understand and remember. This can be so helpful when it comes to work that requires having a good understanding of the topic to actually excel in it. Think of AI as your study buddy that already knows everything. For those who struggle to speak up in class or ask for help, AI is the solution. You can ask the dumbest questions ever and not be judged lmao. Progressive learning 101.

My 3 Step Muscle Memorization

Step 1 : Type out a summary of your notes on your laptop or computer, whatever digital device you choose, I prefer a laptop.

Step 2 : Copy and rewrite them by hand on paper

Step 3 : With a blank sheet alongside you, rewrite your summaries onto it without looking at it, so you'll read off your summaries on your previous page but with your other hand, rewrite it on the blank page. I call it "scribble memorizing" Repeat this until you can do it without looking at your summaries. I do this to basically practice muscle memory so my hand knows what to write without me having to think about it first.

mwah! xoxo, colebabey8.88

[jstor]

I saw something about generative AI on JSTOR. Can you confirm whether you really are implementing it and explain why? I’m pretty sure most of your userbase hates AI.

A generative AI/machine learning research tool on JSTOR is currently in beta, meaning that it's not fully integrated into the platform. This is an opportunity to determine how this technology may be helpful in parsing through dense academic texts to make them more accessible and gauge their relevancy.

To JSTOR, this is primarily a learning experience. We're looking at how beta users are engaging with the tool and the results that the tool is producing to get a sense of its place in academia.

In order to understand what we're doing a bit more, it may help to take a look at what the tool actually does. From a recent blog post:

Content evaluation

Problem: Traditionally, researchers rely on metadata, abstracts, and the first few pages of an article to evaluate its relevance to their work. In humanities and social sciences scholarship, which makes up the majority of JSTOR’s content, many items lack abstracts, meaning scholars in these areas (who in turn are our core cohort of users) have one less option for efficient evaluation. 

When using a traditional keyword search in a scholarly database, a query might return thousands of articles that a user needs significant time and considerable skill to wade through, simply to ascertain which might in fact be relevant to what they’re looking for, before beginning their search in earnest.

Solution: We’ve introduced two capabilities to help make evaluation more efficient, with the aim of opening the researcher’s time for deeper reading and analysis:

Summarize, which appears in the tool interface as “What is this text about,” provides users with concise descriptions of key document points. On the back-end, we’ve optimized the Large Language Model (LLM) prompt for a concise but thorough response, taking on the task of prompt engineering for the user by providing advanced direction to:

Extract the background, purpose, and motivations of the text provided.

Capture the intent of the author without drawing conclusions.

Limit the response to a short paragraph to provide the most important ideas presented in the text.

Search term context is automatically generated as soon as a user opens a text from search results, and provides information on how that text relates to the search terms the user has used. Whereas the summary allows the user to quickly assess what the item is about, this feature takes evaluation to the next level by automatically telling the user how the item is related to their search query, streamlining the evaluation process.

Discovering new paths for exploration

Problem: Once a researcher has discovered content of value to their work, it’s not always easy to know where to go from there. While JSTOR provides some resources, including a “Cited by” list as well as related texts and images, these pathways are limited in scope and not available for all texts. Especially for novice researchers, or those just getting started on a new project or exploring a novel area of literature, it can be needlessly difficult and frustrating to gain traction. 

Solution: Two capabilities make further exploration less cumbersome, paving a smoother path for researchers to follow a line of inquiry:

Recommended topics are designed to assist users, particularly those who may be less familiar with certain concepts, by helping them identify additional search terms or refine and narrow their existing searches. This feature generates a list of up to 10 potential related search queries based on the document’s content. Researchers can simply click to run these searches.

Related content empowers users in two significant ways. First, it aids in quickly assessing the relevance of the current item by presenting a list of up to 10 conceptually similar items on JSTOR. This allows users to gauge the document’s helpfulness based on its relation to other relevant content. Second, this feature provides a pathway to more content, especially materials that may not have surfaced in the initial search. By generating a list of related items, complete with metadata and direct links, users can extend their research journey, uncovering additional sources that align with their interests and questions.

Supporting comprehension

Problem: You think you have found something that could be helpful for your work. It’s time to settle in and read the full document… working through the details, making sure they make sense, figuring out how they fit into your thesis, etc. This all takes time and can be tedious, especially when working through many items. 

Solution: To help ensure that users find high quality items, the tool incorporates a conversational element that allows users to query specific points of interest. This functionality, reminiscent of CTRL+F but for concepts, offers a quicker alternative to reading through lengthy documents. 

By asking questions that can be answered by the text, users receive responses only if the information is present. The conversational interface adds an accessibility layer as well, making the tool more user-friendly and tailored to the diverse needs of the JSTOR user community.

Credibility and source transparency

We knew that, for an AI-powered tool to truly address user problems, it would need to be held to extremely high standards of credibility and transparency. On the credibility side, JSTOR’s AI tool uses only the content of the item being viewed to generate answers to questions, effectively reducing hallucinations and misinformation. 

On the transparency front, responses include inline references that highlight the specific snippet of text used, along with a link to the source page. This makes it clear to the user where the response came from (and that it is a credible source) and also helps them find the most relevant parts of the text. 

[marzipanandminutiae]

Do you have tips for being able to find affordable clothes without plastic in them? I've found it's hard to find without rayon, specifically.

Rayon is not, in fact, plastic! It's made from processed cellulose- that is, plant fibers -and while the traditional process isn't great environmentally or for the health of the workers...neither are a lot of other Plant Fabric Production Methods. And there are new, better processes being implemented, just like in other avenues of fabric production. I still don't love it, because there's just something great about real silk, but it IS a more affordable/available, technically natural option.

My biggest tip is thrifting. This is becoming less and less the case as the dominance of plastic clothing gets further and further in the past, and things get donated that are from AE (After Enshittification), but you can still find some great things in thrift stores. I've found 100% silk blouses a few times, a LOT of cotton, and even some linen. I know other people who've found wool, but unfortunately I am not one of them. When thrifting online, on Mercari or Depop or eBay or Facebook Marketplace, you can even do keyword searches for "100% [fiber]" or look for photos of the fiber content tag- if you're physically thrifting, that's usually in one of the lower side seams.

People who cut out fiber content tags and then donate clothing to thrift stores without them are on my personal "egg their car" list if I ever find them. If you have sensory issues but also like donating your clothes, for the love of god, keep the tag and safety-pin it to the garment before you donate or something. But I digress

Cotton is your new best friend, by the way. It's the natural fiber you see used the most nowadays, so you will often be able to find SOMETHING cotton even in big box stores.

Also, while this can be more of a Spend More Up-Front To Spend Less In The Long Run, learning to sew can help you have natural-fiber clothing that holds up to mending more than what's mass-manufactured these days. The startup costs are more, but if you can afford them, you'll be better-placed to buy fewer clothes in the future. If you don't have/can't afford a sewing machine, consider looking for an object library near you- they let you "check out" different items an use them for a certain length of time, like the name suggests, and many have sewing machines.

Hope this helps!

[markrosewater]

So, Mark, I was here thinking... You think the Eldrazi titans were a great idea. Their army, not so much. When you say this, I'm guessing you refer to the implementation in BFZ block, with the devoid creature *cards*. But what about the one in ROE? Apart from annihilator, did you like the concept of a few smaller Eldrazi cards and then many more Eldrazi tokens? It did feel more Eldrazi'ish (colorless amorphous threat) to me.

As far as I’m concerned, the smaller the Eldrazi “army” the better, but a handful of Eldrazi foot soldiers can work. I actually like devoid. I just wish it was a supertype rather than a keyword mechanic.

[heartz4levi]

Soft sex with sua pretty please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

takin' up a new rush, i can't deny it !

☆ thinking abt sua + soft sex & bondage . .

☆ sua (alnst) ,, fem reader . . combined with anon's request : "LIGHT BONDAGE WITH DOM!SUA AND FEM!READER" ,, dom!sua ,, sub!reader ,, light bondage ,, praising (reader receiving) ,, fingering (reader receiving) ,, tit play (reader receiving) ,, scissoring HELL YEAHHHH who cheered. i did!!!

for the most part, your relationship with sua is a pretty sweet one and your sex life is more on the vanilla side.

sua has her own little ways of expressing her love to you which aren't the most grandiose but are equally meaningful. even in bed, she has her own little things that she likes to implement from time to time to spice up the routine that, although you have grown used to it, satisfies both of you nonetheless.

one of those little things includes wrapping the smoothest silk around your body, lightly restricting your movement — keyword lightly. you could break free from the bounds if you tried, but why would you do that?

why would you do that when sua is treating you so nicely? she's whispering praises and compliments into your ear, telling you how pretty you are, how you're such a good girl, her good girl, for allowing yourself to be at her mercy like this.

you really can't compare sua to a sadistic predator animal. she's nothing like it, she takes her time not to make the process all the more gruelling for you, but to make sure that every single bit of your body receives all of the loving it needs.

sua will kiss and caress every inch of your body that is within arm's reach, fingers brushing over the silk holding you in place from time to time. she'll gently suckle on your nipples whilst dipping her fingers in your eager cunt, curling them just right for you to let out those oh—so sweet moans that she adores.

sua won't scold you if you squirm against the silk bindings once you start to feel an orgasm creeping up on you. she'll continue to be sweet to you, will talk you through it and will pepper seemingly endless featherlight kisses on the entire expanse of your face until you gush all over her fingers.

seeing you take her drenched fingers in your mouth, cleaning them off stirs something within her. sua will let you taste yourself until you've decided that you had enough before coming to the conclusion that she wants more.

the silky material constricting your limbs save sua from having to make sure that you're all pliant and not trying to run away when she's trying to drag her own cunt against yours. her hands will idly rest on your stomach, sometimes even moving upwards to cup your breasts and lightly knead them.

she'll tilt her head back ever so slightly, soft and breathy mewls tumbling past her lips as she slowly sways her hips above yours, the wet sounds of your pussies practically making out beginning to fill the room.

it doesn't take sua long to lean down, pressing her chest against yours before capturing your other lips in her own. you exchange a slow, loving kiss, moaning and whimpering into each other's mouth as the two of you, in tandem, get pushed over the edge in a matter of what may or may not be seconds.

having been caught off—guard by the orgasm that she didn't expect to crash over her just yet, sua gasps. it soon melts into an airy moan, one that you swallow up in the noticeably more heated, almost desperate kiss initiated by you.

moments after sua cums, you do too. the pace she set gradually slows down as the two of you overcome your respective highs, panting into each other's skin.

now you feel like you need a little more.