zarpaulus wrote:Because we are humans and are rather familiar with ourselves.
That probably sums it up well enough. Though I would ad as an extension of it that vore, being one of the most unrealistic fantasies in existence, requires a lot of creativity and imagination to be able to indulge in. This is especially true of the chatrooms, which are 100% text-based environments.
Humans are not unoriginal by default, but a lot of them are either completely generic, or author avatars. Not exactly a sign of an inspired individual either way.
That's not to say that all humans are played by dense, uninspired people, but rather that dense, uninspired people tend to roleplay only as humans. And dense, uninspired people are terrible roleplayers.
I think another part of it might be that vore is a pretty extreme act, therefore the majority of those who fantasize about it like to keep their fetish grounded in fantasy. For some people, involving humans in vore may be hitting closer to home than they are comfortable with.
Me personally, I don't mind RPing with humans at all, though that's mostly because there are other signs of an inexperienced, uninspired and/or apathetic roleplayer that I look for before their character species.
Eka, you're a two-faced brat. Good riddance.