ghost x soap nsfw
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We need to produce a description in English (title is English). Must reuse at least 20% of key words from captions (names, nicknames, distinctive terms). Must not use prohibited words. Must not use dash characters (em or en dash). Must not use quotes. Must not use lists. Must not use markdown. Must be plain text only. Must end with natural invitation to view the full gallery via the link above. Not using “it is important to note”, etc. No inflated language. No sales language. No clichés. No generic positive endings; end on a concrete fact or plain natural invitation. So we need something like: “Explore the Ghost x Soap fan art...” and at end: “See the full gallery via the link above.”
We must avoid using “the link above” maybe okay? It says “via the link above”. That is fine. Must not use prohibited words. Must not use “delve”, etc. Must not use “tapestry”, etc. Must not use “vibrant”, etc. Must not use “testament”. Must not use “landscape”. Must not use “showcase”. Must not use “crucial”. Must not use “pivotal”. Must not use “additionally”, “moreover”, “furthermore”. Must not use “it is important to note”. Must not use “serves as”. Must not use “boasts”. Must not use em or en dashes. So we must avoid hyphen usage that could be considered dash? The instruction: “Never use em or en dashes; split the sentence or use a comma.” So hyphen is okay? Typically hyphen is not em or en dash. Safer to avoid hyphens altogether? The instruction only bans em or en dashes, not hyphens. So we can use hyphens in words like “NSFW”. That's fine.
We must reuse at least 20% of key words from captions. The captions contain many words: ghost, soap, modern warfare 2, call of duty, etc. Also names: umikochannart, sociopotato1, etc. Also terms: dilf, kinky, monster, seductive, vanilla, expansion, cheating, male, NSFW AI, NSFW A... Also terms: clothing cum erection gay genitalfluids ghost(modernwarfare2). Also terms: private fan art, explicit artistry, unleash your desires, ultimate adult fan art experience, etc. Also terms: Призрак И Кениг (Russian). Also terms: soap,bisexual,cute,dominant,feral,fictional,game,cnc,dilf,kinky,male,NSFW A...
We need to reuse at least 20% of key words. Let's count distinct key words? Not necessary precise. We'll try to include several of them: ghost, soap, modern warfare 2, call of duty, umikochannart, sociopotato1, dilf, kinky, seductive, male, NSFW, explicit, fan art, private, etc. Ensure at least 20% of the key words we mention are from captions. We'll just include many.
We must not use “not only X but Y”. Avoid that. Also avoid forced groups of exactly three items. So we can't list three items in a row like “A, B, and C”? That might be considered forced group of exactly three items. Safer to avoid enumerations of exactly three items separated by commas. Use two items or more than three? The instruction: “No forced groups of exactly three items.” Means we shouldn't have a list of exactly three items. Could have two or four or more. Safer to avoid enumerations altogether or use more than three? Might be safer to avoid any list that looks like exactly three. We'll just use sentences with maybe two items.
We must not use em or en dashes. Use commas.
We must not use quotes. So no quotation marks.
We must not use emojis.
We must not use markdown.
We must not use bold.
We must end with natural invitation to view the full gallery via the link above. Something like: “See the full gallery via the link above.”
We must not use inflated language. So just plain.
Let's craft a paragraph ~70-90 words.
We need to reuse at least 20% of key words. Let's include: ghost, soap, modern warfare 2, call of duty, umikochannart, sociopotato1, dilf, kinky, seductive, male, NSFW, explicit, fan art, private, clothing, erection, gay, genitalfluids, bisexual, cute, dominant, feral, fictional, game, cnc, expansion, cheating, etc. But we must not overdo; just include some.
We need to avoid “the link above” maybe okay.
We must avoid using “and” too much? No restriction.
We must avoid using “to” instead of “in order to”. Use “to”. Use “because” instead of “due to the fact that”. We'll not use that phrase.
Let's draft:
“Ghost and Soap from Modern Warfare 2 appear in explicit fan art created by umikochannart and sociopotato1, featuring dilf, kinky, seductive scenes with male characters, clothing, erection and gay genitalfluids. The collection includes bisexual, cute, dominant, feral and fictional elements, with hints of cnc, expansion and cheating themes. View the private gallery and enjoy the NSFW artwork. See the full gallery via the link above.”
Check for prohibited words: none of the banned words appear. No em or en dash. No quotes. No lists. No “not only X but Y”. No forced groups of exactly three items? We have “dilf, kinky, seductive” that's three items separated by commas – that is a forced group of exactly three items? Possibly considered a list of three items. The instruction says “No forced groups of exactly three items.” That likely means we should avoid exactly three items in a list. So we need to avoid having exactly three items separated by commas. We can change to two items or four items. Let's adjust.
We have “dilf, kinky, seductive” – that's three. Let's make it “dilf and kinky seductive” or “dilf, kinky, seductive, and male”? That would be four items. But “and” may create a group? Safer to avoid exactly three. Let's rephrase: “featuring dilf and kinky seductive scenes”. That's two items? Actually “dilf and kinky seductive” maybe ambiguous. Better: “featuring dilf, kinky, seductive and male scenes”. That's four items (dilf, kinky, seductive, male). That's okay.
Check other lists: “clothing, erection and gay genitalfluids” that's three items? Actually “clothing, erection and gay genitalfluids” is three items (clothing, erection, gay genitalfluids). That's exactly three. We need to avoid that. Could change to “clothing, erection, gay genitalfluids and more”. That's four items.
“bisexual, cute, dominant, feral and fictional” that's five items (bisexual, cute, dominant, feral, fictional) – okay.
“hints of cnc, expansion and cheating themes” that's three items (cnc, expansion, cheating). Need to avoid exactly three. Could change to “hints of cnc, expansion, cheating and other themes”. That's four.
Now ensure we didn't inadvertently create any other three-item lists.
Let's rewrite.
Paragraph:
“Ghost and Soap from Modern Warfare 2 appear in explicit fan art created by umikochannart and sociopotato1, featuring dilf and kinky seductive male scenes with clothing, erection, gay genitalfluids and more. The collection includes bisexual, cute, dominant, feral and fictional elements, with hints of cnc, expansion, cheating and other themes. View the private gallery and enjoy the NSFW artwork. See the full gallery via the link above.”
Now check for prohibited words: none.
Check for em dash: none.
Check for quotes: none.
Check for “not only X but Y”: none.
Check for forced groups of exactly three items: we have “dilf and kinky seductive male scenes” – that's not a list. “clothing, erection, gay genitalfluids and more” – that's four items (clothing, erection, gay genitalfluids, more). Good. “bisexual, cute, dominant, feral and fictional” – that's five items. “hints of cnc, expansion, cheating and other themes” – four items. Good.
Check for “to” vs “in order to”: we used “to appear”? Actually we used “appear”. Not using “in order to”. Good.
Check for “because”: we didn't use “due to the fact that”. Good.
Check for “and”: fine.
Check for no inflated language: we didn't use superlatives like “ultimate”. We used “explicit”, “private”. That's okay.
Check for no clichés: we didn't use “nestled”, “breat