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I'm Marrickmiddler's new profile. Expect new writing on a highly-irregular basis and expect it to be either satisfying fare or something that pisses you off. That is all.
Entering the dragon's den was more than a little disorienting. The directions she'd given you were easy to follow, except for the part where you had to walk into a rather ominous-looking cave entrance. You'd gotten a chill, which was replaced with confusion as you saw the doorway lying within it, outside of the sunlight. The huge, 22-foot-tall gold dragoness opened the massive, creaking door once you knocked and you'd stepped forth into this.
Everything - the appliances, the furniture, t
Within the Dragon's Sack
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Posted by AnonymousEnjoyer 5 months ago Report
I said this,
"That'll probably be a bad ending at some point, but idk if we're going to die by three. Especially when there are still many things that can be explored in this world she has created.
I'd say LyXH$ie (the alien woman) sha eat us by 4, 5 tops."
I didn't realize you deleted it so i deleted mine
Posted by TwrchTwryth 9 months ago Report
Y'know, that's an interesting topic. In real life, I think I'm pretty progressive -- transwomen are women and trans kids must be protected, etc -- but I'm really not sure how this would work in fiction. If my main interest is the feminine form, as classically defined, being devoured, it would internally make sense to have some kind of threshold of presentation at which transwomen appear on the menu, but I wouldn't want to come across as imposing expectations of being "feminine enough" or presentation on transwomen, so...I'm in the white liberal point of indecision where I want to be inclusive but I also don't want to do it wrong. In the end, I think the answer is yes, but to avoid something really problematic and potentially regrettable, we likely won't see it...which is itself unfortunately problematic and regrettable.