He Didnt Like It, But He Refused To Show It. Despite Trying His Very Hardest The Last 4 Years It Ultimately

He didn’t like it, but he refused to show it. Despite trying his very hardest the last 4 years it ultimately didn’t matter, ‘cause there he was, sliding into the star freshman. He couldn’t really complain too much, for he had been on the other end of this not too long ago. Easily two dozen or so former players had ended their high school careers in his intestines, so it was only fair he’d have the same fate. Still a bit bittersweet, though. I’ll never understand why he went through with it. I mean he could’ve easily flipped the table and even have a fighting chance of taking on the team, but he didn’t. He dearly wanted to live, but to him there was something with more value than life: honor. I’ll never begin to comprehend his decision, but a part of me has to respect the guy.

That look when you realize what getting eaten actually entails, but your pride says it’s too late to back out.

I don’t know if I’ve ever had someone this excited to eat them. I mean usually there’s a struggle, or at the very least it takes a lot of convincing, but here this guy’s acting like I’m some selfless hero. I’d love to bring him back up and do this a few times, but he insists on full digestion.

Gotta say, that’s not the kind of fruit I thought I’d be walking out with, but it’s honestly better. With a double date all ready, now I just need to decide which one me and my buddy each get.

Here’s a question many who are not familiar with vore ask: Is it legal? Is eating another human being legal? Well, yes and no.

First of all there’s the states in Orange. These four states protect the right of predators in their constitution and therefore any regulation whatsoever is illegal with the exception of age. In Florida each municipality sets their own age while Texas and Wyoming set this age at 13; Nevada is at 18. In practice this only matters if an adult eats a minor, since minors can not be charged with any vore related crimes in these states.

In the red states, provinces & territories there exists no such laws specifying legality either way aside from barring adults from eating minors under the age of 18 (again minors can eat whoever).

In the blue states and provinces vore is legal if and only if consent is given. In practice this doesn’t actually do much of anything, though since, due to a controversial Supreme Court ruling, the burden of proof is on the prey. Almost always the prey can not testify due to the obvious and their family can almost never prove for certain that the prey did not give any form of consent. Because of this predators are only ever charged if they are an adult and eat a minor, or if there is a great struggle in a public place and there are many witnesses. Even still, joining a frat house, wrestling match or even stepping foot inside certain casinos legally qualify as giving consent, so it’s important to read the fine print and pay attention to signs. If you somehow did get charged it would be a kidnapping charge, even if you fully digest them.

Finally there’s the green state of Utah. Utah has an old law on the book saying that only Mormons were allowed to vore and that nobody could eat a Mormon, however, before you pack up and move to SLC for the unlimited feast and protection from voracious neighbors, this law doesn’t really do anything in practice besides barring people from voring on LDS property.

Stay safe & Happy Voring!