Thread for Girls and WTF

[DethXev]

Out of curiosity - What do you think of preds looking like 100% human, but who are actually something else, like for instance demons or aliens?

I know this reply is super late but I'm actually a human pred who is not exactly human but something other than or more than human. I like to think of myself similar to the character Tomie from the manga by Junji Itso. Also indifferent and a bit of a yandere without guilt or remorse for my actions. I can shape shift as well but I prefer my human form. I'm not sure what kind of character that would be classified as, but I just love the whole creepy female pred factor.

[Amalia]

Do any of you girls ever wish you could meet people into vore IRL? I mean, I don't want to meet creepers, but it would be cool if that could be like, a mutual interest you could explore if you wanted?

Not me, vore is something I want to keep to myself. I'm still embarrassed I have the fetish. It's just not something I would feel comfortable sharing with anyone else.

Yeah, I was actually like that for a long time.

I really wanted to be a good girl. Virgin until marriage. No kinks. Sex only in marriage because it will please my husband. Then after I got married I discovered that actually, I'm bisexual, and I really prefer multiple partner relationships, and I'm not really into sex at all, but I am into vore so I want that as part of my sex life.

I'm lucky that my husband accepts me, and it turned out he's bi too and poly, and we're happy, even though he doesn't really "get vore".

But I can completely understand where you're coming from.

On Human Looking Preds = THAT"S WHAT I WANT

I really love vore of love story/star crossed romance, so I like preds that are beautiful/attractive people. But since I don't like the idea of cannibalism and like some suspension of disbelief as to why they'd eat someone, I prefer to have the love interests to be something else in reality, a monster, an alien, whatever, as long as humans are it's natural prey. Something that looks human but isn't.

I also like this with shape shifting because I prefer macro/micro/being inside a mouth, so something big enough to easily swallow the prey whole is fun.

[nephilim]

Wiped, cuz redundant.

[sabrina_diamond]

Well, as long as I'm here, I've always had a fascination with endosomatophilia and soft vore. Also had a christmas present consisting of a book this Christmas

[Ka-Atis]

Out of curiosity - What do you think of preds looking like 100% human, but who are actually something else, like for instance demons or aliens?

I know this reply is super late but I'm actually a human pred who is not exactly human but something other than or more than human. I like to think of myself similar to the character Tomie from the manga by Junji Itso. Also indifferent and a bit of a yandere without guilt or remorse for my actions. I can shape shift as well but I prefer my human form. I'm not sure what kind of character that would be classified as, but I just love the whole creepy female pred factor.

Creepy preds for the win.

Overall, I think it can be particularly intriguing when the pred has no obvious pred traits (such as sharp teeth, claws, ...), or at least not showing them, but nevertheless has pred all written over her, just because of her facial features and/or expression. It *looks* totally human, but it doesn't quite *feel* like human...

As for Tomie, maybe something like this?

[Yeah, I'm super late on this as well, blame my vacation trip where I decided to go off-line as well]

[Amalia]

I sort of like super cute innocent looking preds. Like a windego that just looks like cute fawn/deer boy.

[Amalia]

Hey, so I edited the title and front page to be more non-binary gender inclusive. Because I feel like if you have a vagina then you should be able to post here too since we have a lot in common. Also, I don't want anyone who has been come out as trans or other to lose this safe space.

I'm personally genderfluid - this thread isn't about policing genders, it's more like the women's center on a university campus - a safe space for non-cis male people.

[AylaTheCat]

Can't say I'm too keen on the rebranding, namely because it's making me feel unwelcome.

I'm probably just reading into it wrong.

[sabrina_diamond]

Well, writing is so relaxing at the moment. Haven't written any stories for awhile

[ShadesofBlack]

Hey, so I edited the title and front page to be more non-binary gender inclusive. Because I feel like if you have a vagina then you should be able to post here too since we have a lot in common. Also, I don't want anyone who has been come out as trans or other to lose this safe space.

I'm personally genderfluid - this thread isn't about policing genders, it's more like the women's center on a university campus - a safe space for non-cis male people.

Hey. I...
I'm still confused about some of my feelings around this thread. I never like to exclude anybody, because being excluded doesn't feel good. At the same point, I understand why women's centers and such are necessary, and why they help some people feel more comfortable. The world is messed up in some ways that can't just be fixed, so no single way of handling everybody can work. Anyways, I've already dealt with that as much as I'm able at least, and I'm not really wanting to bring up an old debate. Just different sides of my experiences arguing still sometimes, and it makes me feel weird posting here... not that there's anything that can be done to fix that feeling of weirdness, but to try it.

Personally, I've not felt a need to come here for shelter from the rest of the forums. Not yet at least. Back when I was part of the roleplaying scene, my ... difficult gender identity gave me a few problems with some roleplayers who wanted to know "what they were playing with behind the keyboard." But right now at least, it's not usually an issue. Perhaps the fact that people here don't know what my physical anatomy is together with my ambiguous gender ID helps keep the more troublesome harassers at bay? I don't know. But anyway, I wanted to post and say "thanks" for making me feel welcome here if I ever do need it. You've used a bit of peculiarly specific terminology in your expansion, but if I understand your intent, you're opening the thread to ... basically anyone who isn't cis-male. Feeling welcome in a place where I didn't before, or where I wasn't sure if I would be, without needing a doctors note or having to talk about every detail. It's a nice feeling. So thank you.

[Delet932gdrgvi]

Seems like a cool thing to think of, that change. I'm not sure how much it was needed (I dunno, I just always assumed that the thread was already open to all girls regardless of genitalia and whatnot), but as as a cis-ladyperson what do I know XD It seems to be going down well, so yay! It's always good when people can feel more like they belong, and extra good when others can influence that to the better.

[Amalia]

Can't say I'm too keen on the rebranding, namely because it's making me feel unwelcome.

I'm probably just reading into it wrong.

Well in the time sense I made this thread I've become more aware of other gender identities. While trans women were, of course, always welcome here, I didn't want people who were designated female at birth but don't identify as women to feel like they were excluded.

As I said, I'm gender fluid, and my best friend IRL is gender queer, both of us came to this realization in our twenties having identified as women prior to that. Although it would be cool to have a trans-specific thread as well, lots of sub-communities within the vore scene, I just felt like no one should question posting here if they share similar experiences of living as a woman or being socialized as a girl, which I think can effect how you come to terms with your sexuality. Part of this thread is discussing these issues with people who relate.

Other thing is because harassment can and does happen, people who might not want to "out" themselves on the rest of the forum by saying they're a girl or anything else that might invite harassment can post here with the assurance that this is a supportive/understanding environment. I know when I first joined I was 18 and didn't really want to talk about what turned me on with strange men on the internet, but I wanted to be able to talk to other people who understood so I'd feel less alone. Cis-men can be scary, since sexual harassment is a thing, this space is safe.

[AylaTheCat]

Can't say I'm too keen on the rebranding, namely because it's making me feel unwelcome.

I'm probably just reading into it wrong.

Well in the time sense I made this thread I've become more aware of other gender identities. While trans women were, of course, always welcome here, I didn't want people who were designated female at birth but don't identify as women to feel like they were excluded.

As I said, I'm gender fluid, and my best friend IRL is gender queer, both of us came to this realization in our twenties having identified as women prior to that. Although it would be cool to have a trans-specific thread as well, lots of sub-communities within the vore scene, I just felt like no one should question posting here if they share similar experiences of living as a woman or being socialized as a girl, which I think can effect how you come to terms with your sexuality. Part of this thread is discussing these issues with people who relate.

Other thing is because harassment can and does happen, people who might not want to "out" themselves on the rest of the forum by saying they're a girl or anything else that might invite harassment can post here with the assurance that this is a supportive/understanding environment. I know when I first joined I was 18 and didn't really want to talk about what turned me on with strange men on the internet, but I wanted to be able to talk to other people who understood so I'd feel less alone. Cis-men can be scary, since sexual harassment is a thing, this space is safe.

Like I said, I was reading into it wrong. That, and I completely missed this when I made my post:

it's more like the women's center on a university campus - a safe space for non-cis male people.

I tend to be a little grumpy. I apologize.

[Predator]

What's new, ladies? I miss chatting on this thread.

[ShadesofBlack]

What's new? Hmmm, well, taxes. Yuech!
Whatever's going on here on Eka's is always more fun than taxes. Been making photo manips lately. Mostly of women, which fits in my personal taste but I also like variety, and I know a lot of folks here who like to see male preds now and then. I found one good picture for a male pred doing AV by the beach, and wound up writing 3 different stories to go with it. I find myself developing a kink for male preds myself a bit recently, including (though I tend to not like these emotional aspects in men outside of fantasy) domineering, manipulative or forceful male preds. I'll always have a soft spot for gentle, affectionate vore, but "Now let me taste you. Be quiet! You're just food, food doesn't talk!" didn't used to be my thing at all. Just been reading some good writing with it lately I guess.

Hmmm, what else? Going back to work in public for a while, been mostly sitting at home trying to make my own projects and business work. It'll be stressful and crazy, but nice to get out and take a break from being housewife with own business that never sells anything...

[Rex369]

I'm a hetero cis girl and I like female prey, male pred, but anything well written or drawn will do it for me

I don't really care when women are drawn with huge boobs or whatever because if you haven't noticed, guys are all drawn with huge cocks too. Large images of sexual parts are an enjoyable part of porn for anyone who also enjoys sex in real life, generally. Not gonna post my work here because the notion of being overpowered/ objectified is part of what does it for me. (Which obviously is not good in real life and nobody would ever want it but nobody would ever want vore in real life either).

Also, I've posted this before but I think it's important to remember - Men are just socialized to seek out sexual content differently from how women are. Seeing mostly guys on a vore site and assuming that most voraphiles are guys is like seeing mostly guys on a hetero vanilla porn site and assuming that most people who engage in hetero vanilla sex are guys

[Ka-Atis]

Not gonna post my work here because the notion of being overpowered/ objectified is part of what does it for me. (Which obviously is not good in real life and nobody would ever want it but nobody would ever want vore in real life either).

It should be all right to post it here, actually a fair amount of people enjoy this. Should somebody attack you for your preferences, kindly tell them to stfo. Or use the report button, and a moderator will take care of the problem. And, as you pointed out, what do vore fantasies have to do with real life anyway? ;)

[ShadesofBlack]

@ Rec369
A decent number of us enjoy, or can enjoy, objectification or overpoweredness in fantasy. With me, it depends on my mood. I know there are a fair number of people here on the forums that enjoy that! Also, I feel like you have a very mature and educated stance on both body image in erotica and on gender balance. Welcome to the portal!

So much of what we fantasize about here would just not be okay in real life. But as long as it's fantasy, it's really okay, and we understand the difference. I'm pretty certain no one here is going to go all girl-power "How dare you write a story about a submissive woman" on you. In fact, a lot of us enjoy that particular fantasy.

I think the resentment of weak-willed or submissive-women portrayals being prevalent in public media circles isn't so much a rejection that such things have a place anywhere (in general, I know there's exceptions,) as a rejection of the idea that women should be viewed as being that way by nature outside of fantasy. Just like most guys don't like being told that "They only think with their dicks" (although I've met some that take that as a license,) most of us don't want to be told outside of fantasy that said fantasy defines us all the time. There's nothing wrong with playing pretend though, as long as it's kept in fantasy, and everyone (in real life) respects others' right to give or retract consent.

[Chameleonette]

I'm a hetero cis girl and I like female prey, male pred, but anything well written or drawn will do it for me

I don't really care when women are drawn with huge boobs or whatever because if you haven't noticed, guys are all drawn with huge cocks too. Large images of sexual parts are an enjoyable part of porn for anyone who also enjoys sex in real life, generally. Not gonna post my work here because the notion of being overpowered/ objectified is part of what does it for me. (Which obviously is not good in real life and nobody would ever want it but nobody would ever want vore in real life either).

Also, I've posted this before but I think it's important to remember - Men are just socialized to seek out sexual content differently from how women are. Seeing mostly guys on a vore site and assuming that most voraphiles are guys is like seeing mostly guys on a hetero vanilla porn site and assuming that most people who engage in hetero vanilla sex are guys

Hello there, fellow M/F vore fan. : )

And if/when you feel comfortable with it, I'd encourage you to share your work. You never know who might enjoy it! I feel similarly to you in the way that the overpowered/objectified part of it is really appealing for me, as well. But as was said above, our fetishes do not define us. Enjoying what I do doesn't mean that I'm not a strong, independent woman in my own right. And even if I wasn't, there's nothing wrong with that, either. What we enjoy in fantasy is harmless, so long as it stays a fantasy or a safe situation. And vore is just another one of those fantasies. Never feel badly about what you enjoy in it. That doesn't make up you as a person. It's just a small part of the whole and everyone has probably had some kind of unconventional fantasy at one time or another. Embrace it if you enjoy it.

This topic in particular sort of reminds me of a tumblr post I reblogged a few times in the past, which was a gif set of various female characters in fiction and the title was "Write Interesting Women" and over the gifs, it would say things like "Write women who fight", "Write women who cry", "Write women who don't need a man", "Write women who want a husband", etc, etc. And I think it's a powerful message. There's nothing weak or wrong about showing emotion or about having interests/desires in life that other people don't like or don't have interest in. We're all different and that's something we should take pride in. There's no wrong way to be yourself.

[AmeNoms]

Guess I'll hope on in on this huge thread.

I'm a girl vore fan here, I like a mix of vore and prefer non humanoid preds.

I love dragon, demon and monster vore. Soft is fun, Hard is roar!