Yep, Empty Again. Welp, Better Start Up The Hunt. I Cant Wait To Get My Hairy Dome Back

Yep, empty again. Welp, better start up the hunt. I can’t wait to get my hairy dome back

That’s cute, he got himself all dirty so I wouldn’t eat him. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t like it, I far prefer clean guys any day of the week, but make no mistake that’s just a preference. If I can melt your bones with ease, I’m not gonna have any problem with a little dirt.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Some preds hunt, others attract.

That’s a nice body you got there

Be a shame if someone melted it

“A picture is worth a thousand words”

A phrase that is so often quoted to the point it is considered a cliche. A cliche perhaps not only by its frequency of use, but also by how obvious it may seem. This photo above seems to portray that so much stronger though.

The image contains a tangible sense of dread. The subject, a young Henry, staring at the entrance to the abyss that will soon capture him. Taken just hours before his death, there’s a sense of despair as he gazes upon what will soon steal his freedom in just mere minutes. The composition, particularly the relationship between Henry and the faceless ass that will consume him are framed in such a way I probably did not even have to reveal Henry’s fate, it was already so clearly foreshadowed. A melancholy sorrow permeates on his face, not that of fear, but loss. He seems less concerned about the horrors he knows to be awaiting him just behind those cheeks and more so grieving all that he will be leaving behind in the world before passing through that one way gate to his demise. It is in this moment he accepts his own mortality, depressed by this revelation, but not afraid. An accepting glare that acknowledges his hesitance and his loss while also acknowledging the inevitability as he prepares to enter the faceless figure to be processed into mere compounds.

Nice try bro. No clue where he got that idea from, but spoiler alert it won’t work. Your stomach works like basically any muscle on your body. The only way you’re gonna increase your capacity is through progressive overload where you slowly push your limits to expand. Obviously there’s genetics and factors like that, but when it comes to increasing current capacity it takes time and practice. It’s that simple.