Disgusted by such an amount you want to leave the fetish?

[go47]

[quote="Cowrie"][quote="Humbug"][quote="jaggedjagd"][quote="Humbug"]/quote]
Yea, can't disagree with that, seems pretty fucked up that every time those threads come up I actually have to wonder if those people are serious about their answers. Like, if given the ability would they really just hunt down the opposite gender "just because" or "to have their way with them". Same issue I have with the fact that over the last months it feels like half the human prey submissions have had pedo themes to them.

[Blither]

Never, there is a lot of shitty art and many things that I personally find disgusting, but nothing has ever made me want to "quit" vore, and nothing really could, it's a kink I've had since childhood.

If there's something I don't like, it's easy to close the tab, keep scrolling, and move on with my day. It's no big deal.

I'm also for more Tags, but it seems the "Tag-Police" Don't want to many tags on images (Read that Topic). Usually they remove Tags you set and there is no way to stop it, so I ask myself as Content-Creator, why should I tag it? Yeah I think at least critical-Tags are required! (Like Underage, Scat, Gore etc)

In my opinion the best way to approach tags is to ask three questions... "what will people search for?" "what might people want to avoid?" and "what is the most popular version of this tag?"

It's better to have a few relevant tags to start than a mountain of unhelpful or redundant tags that end up getting removed.

Sensitive content like scat, gore, and underage are a given, but beyond that, the type of vore, scale, the sexes of both pred and prey, and the sex combination (M/F, F/F, etc) should be bare minimum for tags.

[EnderDracolich]

Sensitive content like scat, gore, and underage are a given, but beyond that, the type of vore, scale, the sexes of both pred and prey, and the sex combination (M/F, F/F, etc) should be bare minimum for tags.

Agreed. Fortunately for me, I have very few Vore turn offs, and the few I do have are rather easy to avoid, as they are obvious things that always get tagged. However, finding the things I actually DO want to see can be quite difficult, since some of my turn-on's are rather specific. Tagging every image to accurately reflect the sex, size, role, and species of all the participants would be a great help. If an image has an orc, tag it with "orc," if an image has an orc pred, tag it with "orc pred" (and "orc,") if the pred is giant, tag it with "macro;" if the image has a female, tag it with "female," if it has female pred, tag it with "female pred," etc. etc. etc.

If it has a giant, female, orc pred (for example), tag it with all the appropriate tags. It won't hurt anything, and won't take much time either.

Doing this helps both people who want to avoid certain things, and people who want to find them.

[Jaxed]

Honestly, taking some breaks from porn can actually be rather healthy. No need to quit it altogether or anything, but just let things cool off, and come back when it starts feeling fresh again. Also, if you are like myself and have a particular niche set of interests (almost overly cuddly romantic willing endo/non-fatal stuff) then finding a good roleplay partner to help tickle your fancy from time to time helps immensely. I can certainly enjoy works outside of that specific range, but it's good sessions of that particular scenario that keeps my fire going.

[tastyWeasel]

Everytime I see another "What if vore was real" thread.

Haha, yeah, vore is my prime kink, but I do find that idea rather silly. If it was real (or in the way those people imagine if we want to get pedantic), It'd be terrifying. In real life there are no barriers to protect them unlike fantasy land where one - realizing it or not, has all of the control/final say over the consequences (or lack thereof) of the actions carried out.

Now, wanting to have or portray realistic consequences/effects/reactions/etc... in a fantasy to make it more grounded is perfectly fine and fun.

[Ghrelin]

Agreed. Fortunately for me, I have very few Vore turn offs, and the few I do have are rather easy to avoid, as they are obvious things that always get tagged. However, finding the things I actually DO want to see can be quite difficult, since some of my turn-on's are rather specific. Tagging every image to accurately reflect the sex, size, role, and species of all the participants would be a great help. If an image has an orc, tag it with "orc," if an image has an orc pred, tag it with "orc pred" (and "orc,") if the pred is giant, tag it with "macro;" if the image has a female, tag it with "female," if it has female pred, tag it with "female pred," etc. etc. etc.

If it has a giant, female, orc pred (for example), tag it with all the appropriate tags. It won't hurt anything, and won't take much time either.

Doing this helps both people who want to avoid certain things, and people who want to find them.

unfortunately, i see people attempting to remove relevant tags when they are put in place by the artist. the "tag police" don't seem to realize that a lot of people care about who/what is in which role, among other things.
what some people see as redundant frequently turns out to be a perfectly valid tag that can only help the work be found (or blocked) by those who want to see (or avoid) more like it. tip to all who edit tags: unless it's actually inaccurate, leave it alone.

not to drag things off-topic. i just think tagging issues on this site are a major contributor to why some people end up feeling this way.

[Ixtili]

Other people have said it but everytime I see the question "If vore was real would you do it?" I die alittle inside. Because "No, that would be cannibalism/murder/maybe just animal abuse/suicidal" seems like the obvious answer to that question at least to me.

Also I guess hearing people outright bash another type of pred or prey also makes me want to rage quit, I mean we're all allowed preferences, I have preferences, you have preferences, but that's just it, we are ALL allowed preferences and so everytime I hear of someone outright saying one type of preference shouldn't exist at all I tend to see red.

As long as it's not hurting anyone or anything I think people should be able to do whatever. And when I mean hurt I don't mean grossing out or unintentionally offending with unfortunate implications in a fetish that by it's very nature already has unfortunate implications. I mean like REAL hurt, like those crush fetish videos that use live mice or that incident with the guy who met another guy online "bonded" over their mutual vore fetish then he killed that guy and kept his body in the pantry and ate it overtime. That sort of hurt, the former hurt is just people being self-absorbed the latter is the sort of hurt that's important and causes real damage.

Oh stories like the aforementioned guy who killed another guy and ate him. Also make me disgusted and occassionally want to quit, just because it's spooky to think a serial killer might actually be out there exploiting people who can't tell the difference between fantasy and reality and it makes me paranoid .

Oh I've heard some people swallow or tramautize mice and gold fish for their fetish, that also makes me want to quit, luckily Eka's has that rule against real life stuff like that. So I feel pretty safe browsing the gallery here without running across that sort of thing.

Oh and though I can think of some exceptions Underage vore does tend to creep me out, but I wouldn't quit overit because it's just fiction and fiction can't hurt people even if it can gross you out.

[Houyo]

I didn't vote, but sometimes vore can heavily depress me. The problem is, those super depressing things are usually the hottest so it can be a pain. Sometimes you just need a break and go do fluffy things.

[sampson]

Nope, it will be the same way if you stopped eating pizza because you hate Pizza with pineapples. or stop eating pizza because you once ate a really bad pizza. Just doesn't make any sense

[Nibor]

One thing I absolutely hate is Human preds. (No offense to the OP) But just like my vote, whenever I see that stuff in my submission notifications, I just delete it without looking at the submission. Also, I'm not keen on macro preds eating micros. I just feel it's dumb... for me, vore is about relieving hunger by eating someone whole; tiny stuff just isn't very substantial... also, it doesn't leave a bulge, which is something that's almost a must for me to enjoy it. On topic, I've never had something get so bad that I don't wanna be a vorephile anymore; simply because I know everyone is different, and I don't beat myself up if they like different things that I don't.

[rain]

I am pretty disgusted with the fetish of vore in it's entirety, but it is very distinctly what gets me off. My particular kinks make it even more disturbing; human/human, rape, and digestion. I struggle with self hatred because of it.

Everyone has a dark side. Everyone.

You're just someone who knows exactly what their dark side is. You need to acknowledge it and move on. Realise it's not who you are. It doesn't make you a bad person. It is by having a dark side in the first place that you control these feelings.

It's the people who don't acknowledge their darker side that are the dangerous ones. Their negative feelings have become part of their primary personality so that you can't tell where the bad ends and the good begins.

Psychopaths are not people with a giant hidden dark side. They are people that never saw a distinction in their behavior in the first place.

Embrace your kinks and move on.

[AlluringPredation]

Patreon ads as the only thing in someone's gallery sickens me to no end.

[MeltyCG]

Sure hahaha most of this community causes me cringe.

[coop500]

The content? No I have never been bothered that much by what people enjoy.

The community however? Yes, what some people deem as okay in how to treat your fellow vore fan has disturbed me.

[LunaticDanmaku]

I think that being offended by things that are harmless is pathetic but that's just my opinion. Vegans have a much bigger moral reason to be offended by the things they see others do when they eat and I bet you don't care one bit when you go down on some meat based meal.

Also, saying there is such a thing as a vore community bothers me. I certainly would not consider myself a part of such a group, it's way too loosely defined. We're just a bunch of weirdos gathering together with strange interests in the hopes of finding materials or maybe even some other people that share similar interests to us, websites such as this one are great facilitator to such goals. I'm glad Eka exists, but I find it obvious that most people here will have a different tastes and it bothers me that others don't realize that if Eka only catered to what they like then it'd be so insignificant that they just would never have found it in the first place and it would have died super quickly. You'll find that people on here have not only different ideas of what vore is but they have different reasons for being into it. Personally, I'm in for the horror aspect of it, which is the reason I simply can't enjoy roleplaying with someone who wants to start masturbate in-character once they're getting eaten, or the friendly type of vore where everything is all well and good and no ones get hurt. I don't find this disgusting or I don't hate it, I understand on some level too, sure... But that ain't really what drew me here in the first place and in a roleplay it completely shifts the tone of the tale we're weaving to something I honestly find quite boring or even unpleasant. But just because it bothers me it doesn't mean I just want to say "screw this place I'm off". I just have to pick my roleplaying partners more carefully and make sure I express my views on the matter clearly to others.

[gorgonzoladealer]

I sometimes see things I really hate, either because they're way too gross, or just so badly drawn/written that it's embarrassing and I wish people hadn't posted them. This happens all the time- like any form of art or entertainment, 90% of vore works are garbage you have to sift through to find a few gems. I've never considered leaving, though... I can't really help what I find arousing, and the bad stuff is easy enough to avoid (or forget) that it doesn't affect me too much. I definitely wouldn't want anyone to associate me even remotely with that stuff, but then, I wouldn't want people to associate me with vore either. It's a very fringe and embarrassing fetish to begin with, so it's not like I have a high ground I can stand on to condemn stuff that crosses the line for me.

This problem could be avoided if we had a rating system on Eka's. I've been wanting it for a while now.

[Tsavo]

I don't normally post on these forums, but I have to echo what a few intelligent members of this community are saying.

If seeing work that does not appeal to your fetish disgusts you to the point of anger. Get a grip.

If the quality of works posted by others bothers you. Learn a skill and create some of your own. If you don't create content and yet complain about quality, you are part of the problem.

We're all just here because we enjoy some aspect of vore. None of this is anywhere near as serious as some people seem to take it.

[Krovennan]

To be honest, while I find a lot of kinks unappealing personally, and the quality of a lot of stuff here just isn't up to snuff to make me enjoy it sexually, I've never felt a need to leave. I've not been with the community much, I've not even touched a chat room or the Discord, but still, I'm fine just consuming (pun intended) the material I enjoy, light on the ground as it sometimes may be. If you want something that has made me think of leaving, it's not the art most of the time, but the people. To say nothing of how many semi well-known people have poofed on me when RPing with no prior evidence of a problem or a word of what I've done wrong (You damn well know who you are), I find myself at odds with how some people handle criticism (which probably contributed to the hugbox complaints if everyone is scared of voicing criticism) or even at odds with some of their opinions in general, even when they are some of the best artists on the site.

I'm not naming names because we all know not 100% agreeing with everything X says and does will inevitably invoke the wrath of X's fanboys/white knights and I don't have the time nor energy for that shit frankly, but more than often, I simply look at the thing and move on. As callous and mercenary as it might sounds, the artist isn't on my mind when I'm browsing. I came, I saw vore, I came (ha!), I move on. Tags are helpful with that (Seriously some of you, be courteous and tag your shit properly), and if I see an artist I know isn't up to my personal standards, I skip past them. They have a right to post that stuff, just as I have a right to not view/enjoy it.

I get your annoyance, even with this system I have days where I just can't be bothered with the people on this site for some reason or another, but I'm never gone for too long. If you want more of a certain type of content, get commissions from the artists you feel will do that content the best. Take commissions of your own, use that money to fuel more commissions, then you have more of the content you like and we in general have more vore, which only a right idiot would be opposed to. I understand the limited slots and Patreon subs can get intimidating, especially if you're on a lower income, but keep at it, and eventually you'll find what you need.

[ThatBrassyGuy]

I just shrug it and move on, really.

[HyperlinkError]

lol