So I Make One Clearly Labeled Not Safe For Work Post And Suddenly, There Are E-girls In My Inbox Advertising

So I make one clearly labeled not safe for work post and suddenly, there are E-girls in my inbox advertising their stuff. I realise it’s likely a bot but if whoever’s responsible for the algorithm on these things could pull up a chair for a second I would like to clarify something: You comfy? Settled in? Ready for anything? Yeah? Good good…Ahem, Just because I can (debatably) write about orgasm while hobbling along on the crutch that is a fatal vore fetish to get horny. Does not mean I am interested in live action porn. People who are interested in live action porn can follow my blog if they want I guess. I suspect they’ll be disappointed by it given its a niche fetish blog with a distinct lack of live action content and the writer of said blog has only really heard of sex in passing and only utilises it in her writing (badly) sometimes. But ya’ll need to wear a bell or something cause I did not anticipate just writing smut would connect me to full on live action blowjobs this easily. Is this another Tumblr social more I don’t understand?

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.

Okay so, I have this vore draft but it has mild sexual content, like really mild. Like it’s only a few lines and essentially really clinical cause I cannot write sexual things in any amount of detail unless it’s done through the medium of vore as a metaphor. Should I post it on this blog but with NSFW warnings? Or should I make a new blog?

I feel I should clarify something because of my last post is Bastion an ambush predator or an active hunter? The answer is that he’s mostly an ambush predator. But he embodies spiders in general not any particular spider. And in the previous snippet there was that unspecified bargain to take into consideration. Bastion can’t actually leave the Manor usually but he can be summoned and what’s summoned isn’t technically his true self. Or you’d hope not anyway, summoning Bastions true self would likely also summon the parlour and that’s a terrible idea. It’s more like summoning gives permission for a new proxy manifestation. In the case of the snippet one designed to protect and attack which means leaning heavily on the influence of things like the Huntsman spider, given most spiders are not actually designed to operate openly. He’s also a pretty old and powerful Fae creature and even a homebody like him is going to pick some magic up over the years. Hence why the monsters are very much dead despite Bastion perhaps not really at first seeming like the kind of creature that would be good in a fight. Against something actually in his weight class he’d likely have significantly more trouble though. But most things in the Forest surrounding the Manor are emphatically NOT in his weight class.

Man I miss having a friend whose also interested in writing to bounce ideas off. Haven’t had one of those since high school. Never really had one to bounce fetish ideas off of but I kinda wish I had one of those too.

Eh? But doesn’t Halsey sing songs about being unable to trust herself not about distrusting others? Unless there’s a Halsey song entitled Spider and the Fly in which case she has good taste in poetry.

If my last draft post didn’t explicitly spell it out. I love the Spider and the Fly dynamic in vore. What I mean by that is I love Preds that can’t get to a prey unless they cross certain boundaries first and who slowly wear down a prey psychologically not with threats or meanness but with pure unadulterated charm and affection. Especially if it’s entirely sincere but entirely deadly regardless. There’s just something about a creature that can’t go against its nature to the point it doesn’t know how to not kill you, only how to lure you in with honey rather than vinegar. Also the tragedy of a prey who’s so used to being treated badly that there’s something almost comforting to them about knowing damn well that no matter how nice the pred is they’re ultimately still dangerous. Like the prey is so broken they can only accept the niceties because they know it’s coming from something unapologetically dangerous.

This probably says something about my own trust issues to be honest. But let’s not analyse that too much.