Inexplicably Rocks Up To My Voreblog, Doesnt Post Vore Though. What A Tease.

Inexplicably rocks up to my voreblog, doesn’t post vore though. What a tease.

Ida meanwhile is no less a slave to her nature than Bastion, her problem is that she finds Bastion’s unapologetic inhumanity easier to deal with than humanity. It’s not why she loves him but it’s why she’s chosen to squat in the Manor despite it being an admitted honey trap. The thing about Fae Danger is that it’s obvious to the genre savvy. It’s also impersonal (at least at first and by the time she realises it isn’t in Bastion’s case she’s in too deep herself) Ida does not have sane coping mechanisms, but she’s self-aware enough and empathetic enough that you can mistake her for an ordinary person. Until you realise that she’s more afraid of the idea of Bastion not loving her than she is the idea of him eating her and that she protects her own life more out of obligation than because she understands that her own life has value.

Speaking of writing troubles, whenever I get a new notebook I always say I’m going to put a serious story in it and then I just end up filling it with vore. It’s a serious problem. To the point where if I want to show someone something in a notebook I desperately try to cover any page but the page that does not have vore.

Having OCs as a vore fetish and horror writer is kinda paradoxical in that on the one hand I fawn over them and am like “aww babies” and on the other hand I’m like “These two are fucked up beyond all hope of repair and if they were real people I’d probably either run away screaming, kill them on sight or pay for their therapy”

I recently visited the roleplay chat on Eka’s Portal…I was frozen by social anxiety and didn’t actually do any roleplay though.

You know I don’t often write about sex, but I feel like writing about vore probably presents the same issues. In that you are writing about the same thing over and over and there are only so many words you can use to describe it. Also the reasons people are attracted to the scenes you are writing are poorly understood and it’s difficult to know if you are evoking the same emotions in the readers as you are evoking in yourself.