Navigating the Challenges of Historic NSFW Images Online: Seeking Solutions

Hello everyone,

I hope this message finds you well. Today, I’d like to address a sensitive topic that many may find themselves grappling with in the digital age—the management of historic non-safe-for-work (NSFW) images and their resurgence in online searches.

A couple of years ago, in a moment of poor judgment, I participated in a video that now falls into the NSFW category and was compensated for my involvement. Recently, I discovered that due to a few blogs reposting images from this content, I can easily find these images through reverse search tools like pimeyes.com, which has added a layer of discomfort to my online presence.

I’ve taken steps to reach out to the website administrators where these images are hosted, asking them to remove the content. However, I am skeptical about receiving a response or seeing any action taken.

In an effort to combat this issue, I’m considering launching my own blog where I could share thousands of non-explicit pictures of myself. The goal would be to dilute the online presence of the NSFW images, making it less likely for them to appear in search results.

That said, I’m reaching out to this community for advice. What other strategies might I employ to diminish the chances of these images resurfacing in searches? I am aware that eliminating all traces of content on the internet can be incredibly challenging, especially with roughly eight images currently appearing in search results.

Any guidance you could provide would be immensely appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to read my message.

Warm regards,
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