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Introducing... Stocking!! Full name Stocking "Boxes" Staufer, she's a ferret gal who's super positive and peppy at all times! She loves to make new friends and will smother them with affection, as long as she gets attention back. She doesn't have a concept of personal space. She's also massive, standing at 9'2 (2.8m), as well as almost doubling her height if you include her (ever growing) tail. Being a ferret, she's extremely flexible and bendy, making her massive stature a non-issue when trying to enter public places.

She won't hesitate to eat people for the fun of it, or just simply from hunger or boredom, but, i mean... y'know! she means well! Gals gotta eat! Despite this, her stomach isn't very strong. It's very easy to upset her stomach with just some thrashing prey. Because of this, she attempts to keep up her chubby figure to soften any inside blows and not get an upset tummy. Yes, that means her potbelly is an active choice, one that would likely flatten out if she didn't stuff herself every day to keep it up. Whether that be with people or "actual food."

Her digestive system leads from her stomach all the way past her torso and into the end of her tail. It's also incredibly long, not even mentioning the lengthy trip down her throat, meaning that any prey that resist her digestion will spend a *while* inside of her. Not that it's too difficult to resist her digesting you at this point, with how upset her stomach gets... but that doesn't mean you'll be able to easily get out. You think just kicking around will get you involuntarily spat out of *6 feet* of ferret tummy? It's just gonna make her belly louder and take allll the more time with you. It's not all bad though! She'll spend plenty of time giving her prey the attention they deserve, kneading and smooshing them around, even cuddling up against the ones in her tail!

Once prey have been squished through her intestinal tract, they're pushed past the belly and into her tail. This is pretty much a point of no return, even with her sensitive stomach. You can't get a tail-ache, after all! But... with how her null body goes from Belly to tail almost seamlessly, where her crotch should be is just More Tail... making that section *incredibly* sensitive. She loses her composure pretty easily when prey struggle hard around there, leading to situations where she pushes against her tail, making sure they *can't* get past the sensitive area... Almost a crotch belly sort of deal at this point, she'll keep her prey steady, maybe even grinding against the rest of her tail, with the poor prey constantly getting constantly getting squished and having her *entire* weight pushed against them. This "chokehold" is one of the most common places where prey end up finally digesting, just from her going too hard and the prey just *instantly* glorping from the sheer weight and pressure.

But let's say the prey can either survive the Onslaught of ferret horniness, or are lucky enough to not struggle too much around there. The prey is then pushed down into the main body of her tail. With how long and fat her tail is already, having a prey or two in there isn't cumbersome to her at all. At this point there's not much left, just slowly getting pushed deeper and deeper into her, with the occasional snuggle or squish. Finally, once prey have made it all the way to the end of her tail, that's it. Digestion from the sheer contact, instantly turning the prey into pure ferret pudge, and maybe a cute little burp if the air can make it all the way back through. All the more softness for Stocking to carry around and cuddle when she goes to sleep.


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so uh . new character :)
been trying to figure out a ferret for Months, thank you again tiredtomato for helping me with the logistics of their Freakish Anatomy
can you uh
can you tell i like her a lot lol
she's also vaguely christmas themed which I Think is Cute : )


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