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Longtime lurker, sometime writer.
What are you likely to find here? Writing, pretty much exclusively unless I do art for writing swaps or commission someone. SF and Fantasy themes. Generally stuffing/expansion and oral vore, though I may do some unbirth. Mostly human, though I may throw in some beast or otherworldly preds. Mostly OCs, as while I don’t object to fan fiction I don’t feel very drawn to write it. I prefer the freedom of my own world and character building.
I’m generally planning to ride the soft but fatal vore line, though I do reserve the right (with warning) to go hard/gore at times if the story demands it. Also, don’t be too sure that everyone who ever lands in a stomach is doomed to spend the rest of their life there! Themes of betrayal, revenge, and addictive/difficult to control passions and urges will recur. Some preds may be thoroughly insane, sociopathic monsters, or hungry beasts and F/SF literal monsters who place no value on human life. Others may be accursed, possessed, infested, or otherwise compelled to or addicted to behavior they know is wrong, but struggle to avoid. Unwilling and reluctant preds who regret and wrestle with their appetites and inner demons will be a common theme.
While this is a hobby for me, not a business, I’m theoretically open to requests, trades, or commissions, if anyone likes my work well enough to ask. I can be pretty picky, as my free time for writing is quite limited, and I have a diary of my own story ideas to work through. That said, I’m persuadable, for the right project.
I know that we all like to get into the meat of the action, and too much setup can get boring... but there's something about obvious setups and stupid prey that bugs me, a bit. So I was inspired to write a riff on the classic "doctor, my tummy hurts!" trope. Except the doctor isn't stupid. He's not going to get up close with the otoscope to look down her throat (all the way down.) He's not going to do a physical exam. He's not even going to shake her hand.
So, what's a pred to do when the prey is wary and smart? Read and find out!
https://aryion.com/g4/view/1104471
