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To experience the beginning of real vore, you don't need a snake that's 20+ feet long. Pet shops and reptile houses often have them around 5' long, which is a good size. Get a snake like this, preferably a heavy, thick-bodied one. You'll need to build a terrarium, of course, with all the attendant accessories: water, heat rock, landscaping suitable to the type. And make one wall of the terrarium removable, so you can slide it up out of the way without disturbing the rest of the cage or its contents.

Get the snake used to feeding on medium-to-large meals, such as large mice or rabbits. It will take weeks or months to get him used to being around you, living in his new habitat, and taking food from you. Slide the removable wall up and down frequently, so he becomes used to that too.

When the time comes, feed him a small meal such as a small rabbit. Once he starts swallowing it, gently slide open the removable wall of the terrarium and lie down next to the now-open end. Hopefully he will be used to this and will ignore you. Once he begins swallowing the meal, gently reach over and grasp the rabbit's hind legs with your hand. The snake will keep swallowing, and draw your hand into his mouth along with the rabbit. If he is gentle enough, he won't pierce your skin with his teeth. Most snakes, once they begin feeding, will simply keep swallowing until nothing is left, or until they can't take in any more. And so, if you hang on to the rabbit, the snake will swallow your hand easily, and start drawing your arm into his gullet.

You will be able to experience what a real victim feels when being swallowed alive - the jaws moving around your hand, being enveloped in its mouth, and the waves of saliva covering you as you go down the thick gullet. The snake's swallowing muscles will keep squeezing and shifting around you, squeezing your hand and drawing it down the throat as the jaws walk up your arm. You will hear the gurgling of the throat as your elbow enters his gullet and your fingers get closer to his stomach.

You'll be able to watch the snake working its way up your arm as it swallows you, and eventually your hand and arm will enter its stomach. The inside of the stomach will feel very soft and thick, with many folds that slide easily around your hand. When the snake finds it cannot swallow any more of you, it may vomit your arm up, or it might simply grip your shoulder and settle down to digest your hand and arm.

Once it settles down around your arm, you can decide if you want to extract your hand from his stomach and gently draw your arm out of his throat. You will have to do it delicately if you do, since the risk of injury to the snake is high. A spray bottle of alcohol is handy to help persuade him to release your shoulder and let you withdraw your arm from his belly. Or you can lie quietly with your arm inside the snake, and let it begin digesting you. You can change your mind at any time. But it is intriguing to experience what a victim goes through after being swallowed alive.

The gullet will contract to squeeze firmly around your arm, to keep you in place and seal in any fluids and digestive acids. The stomach will thicken and swell around your hand as it starts to produce digestive juices. Soon you will feel it becoming extremely wet and slippery inside the stomach, and the acid levels will quickly rise as the snake begins to digest you. Your fingernails will soften quickly in its stomach, and you will feel an irritated chafing in your hand as the long process begins.

The stomach muscles will begin to slowly squeeze and caress your hand, and the chafing and irritation will become painful in the snake's stomach as it rubs fluids into your flesh. Your hand and arm will begin to blister painfully, and soon your hand will feel on fire as the snake digests you. As you lie in the cage with your arm inside the snake, you may become drowsy from the effects of its digestive juices. Do not fall asleep during this period, though. Remember that the snake is able to digest your flesh and bones completely, and your arm may be destroyed if it remains in the stomach long enough.

It may be better to wait until the burning becomes too painful, and then draw your hand and arm out of the snake's belly. The snake may resist, and try to keep you down. Once a snake swallows a victim, it generally doesn't like to let it come up again. Be prepared for the sight of your arm after being digested, the results can be gruesome. Your arm and hand will be glistening under a thick coating of stomach fluids, but your skin will be a mottled gray where digestive acids worked on it. If your hand has been in the stomach for more than a day, significant amounts of flesh might have melted away, and you might see white bones poking through the flesh digested away by the snake.

Wash your hand and arm thoroughly and at once, since it will be thickly coated with the snake's swallowing fluids and stomach acids. Washing might be as painful as actual digestion, since stomach acids have soaked into your skin and are still breaking down your flesh. You'll have to scrub off any dead skin and flood your entire arm with water and baking soda solutions, to get the digestive actions to stop. It will take a long time for your flesh to grow back, and your fingers may never recover from the long acid bath they suffered in the snake's stomach.

If this is your first time letting a snake swallow any part of you, you should probably wait only a short time in its stomach, and then extract yourself before digestion proceeds much. Letting a medium-sized snake swallow only your arm or leg, can be far less traumatic than being swallowed whole by a very large snake. You can keep control of a smaller snake and bring the experience to a close before any real damage is done. But if you are swallowed by a very large snake, you may be unable to escape from its stomach. If you depend on it to vomit you up, you are subject to the animal's whims. And if digestion starts instead, you will be in serious trouble.

If you survive the long swallowing process, you won't have much time before digestion starts. If you can't get the snake to expel you, you can suffer serious burns all over your body in its stomach. The snake may elect to keep you down, and its digestive actions will lead to severe disfigurement of your legs and feet, with complete dissolution after several days in its stomach. You're unlikely to remain alive through such an ordeal, and your upper half will then enter the stomach for the rest of the digestive process. After a week in the snake's stomach and intestines, there will be nothing recognizable left of you. Your friends might never find out what happened, unless they find some of your jewelry or teeth in his wastes a week later.

Description
To experience the beginning of real vore, you don't need a snake that's 20+ feet long. Pet shops and reptile houses often have them around 5' long, which is a good size. Get a snake like this, preferably a heavy, thick-bodied one. You'll need to build a terrarium, of course, with all the attendant accessories: water, heat rock, landscaping suitable to the type. And make one wall of the terrarium removable, so you can slide it up out of the way without disturbing the rest of the cage or its contents.

Get the snake used to feeding on medium-to-large meals, such as large mice or rabbits. It will take weeks or months to get him used to being around you, living in his new habitat, and taking food from you. Slide the removable wall up and down frequently, so he becomes used to that too.

When the time comes, feed him a small meal such as a small rabbit. Once he starts swallowing it, gently slide open the removable wall of the terrarium and lie down next to the now-open end. Hopefully he will be used to this and will ignore you. Once he begins swallowing the meal, gently reach over and grasp the rabbit's hind legs with your hand. The snake will keep swallowing, and draw your hand into his mouth along with the rabbit. If he is gentle enough, he won't pierce your skin with his teeth. Most snakes, once they begin feeding, will simply keep swallowing until nothing is left, or until they can't take in any more. And so, if you hang on to the rabbit, the snake will swallow your hand easily, and start drawing your arm into his gullet.

You will be able to experience what a real victim feels when being swallowed alive - the jaws moving around your hand, being enveloped in its mouth, and the waves of saliva covering you as you go down the thick gullet. The snake's swallowing muscles will keep squeezing and shifting around you, squeezing your hand and drawing it down the throat as the jaws walk up your arm. You will hear the gurgling of the throat as your elbow enters his gullet and your fingers get closer to his stomach.

You'll be able to watch the snake working its way up your arm as it swallows you, and eventually your hand and arm will enter its stomach. The inside of the stomach will feel very soft and thick, with many folds that slide easily around your hand. When the snake finds it cannot swallow any more of you, it may vomit your arm up, or it might simply grip your shoulder and settle down to digest your hand and arm.

Once it settles down around your arm, you can decide if you want to extract your hand from his stomach and gently draw your arm out of his throat. You will have to do it delicately if you do, since the risk of injury to the snake is high. A spray bottle of alcohol is handy to help persuade him to release your shoulder and let you withdraw your arm from his belly. Or you can lie quietly with your arm inside the snake, and let it begin digesting you. You can change your mind at any time. But it is intriguing to experience what a victim goes through after being swallowed alive.

The gullet will contract to squeeze firmly around your arm, to keep you in place and seal in any fluids and digestive acids. The stomach will thicken and swell around your hand as it starts to produce digestive juices. Soon you will feel it becoming extremely wet and slippery inside the stomach, and the acid levels will quickly rise as the snake begins to digest you. Your fingernails will soften quickly in its stomach, and you will feel an irritated chafing in your hand as the long process begins.

The stomach muscles will begin to slowly squeeze and caress your hand, and the chafing and irritation will become painful in the snake's stomach as it rubs fluids into your flesh. Your hand and arm will begin to blister painfully, and soon your hand will feel on fire as the snake digests you. As you lie in the cage with your arm inside the snake, you may become drowsy from the effects of its digestive juices. Do not fall asleep during this period, though. Remember that the snake is able to digest your flesh and bones completely, and your arm may be destroyed if it remains in the stomach long enough.

It may be better to wait until the burning becomes too painful, and then draw your hand and arm out of the snake's belly. The snake may resist, and try to keep you down. Once a snake swallows a victim, it generally doesn't like to let it come up again. Be prepared for the sight of your arm after being digested, the results can be gruesome. Your arm and hand will be glistening under a thick coating of stomach fluids, but your skin will be a mottled gray where digestive acids worked on it. If your hand has been in the stomach for more than a day, significant amounts of flesh might have melted away, and you might see white bones poking through the flesh digested away by the snake.

Wash your hand and arm thoroughly and at once, since it will be thickly coated with the snake's swallowing fluids and stomach acids. Washing might be as painful as actual digestion, since stomach acids have soaked into your skin and are still breaking down your flesh. You'll have to scrub off any dead skin and flood your entire arm with water and baking soda solutions, to get the digestive actions to stop. It will take a long time for your flesh to grow back, and your fingers may never recover from the long acid bath they suffered in the snake's stomach.

If this is your first time letting a snake swallow any part of you, you should probably wait only a short time in its stomach, and then extract yourself before digestion proceeds much. Letting a medium-sized snake swallow only your arm or leg, can be far less traumatic than being swallowed whole by a very large snake. You can keep control of a smaller snake and bring the experience to a close before any real damage is done. But if you are swallowed by a very large snake, you may be unable to escape from its stomach. If you depend on it to vomit you up, you are subject to the animal's whims. And if digestion starts instead, you will be in serious trouble.

If you survive the long swallowing process, you won't have much time before digestion starts. If you can't get the snake to expel you, you can suffer serious burns all over your body in its stomach. The snake may elect to keep you down, and its digestive actions will lead to severe disfigurement of your legs and feet, with complete dissolution after several days in its stomach. You're unlikely to remain alive through such an ordeal, and your upper half will then enter the stomach for the rest of the digestive process. After a week in the snake's stomach and intestines, there will be nothing recognizable left of you. Your friends might never find out what happened, unless they find some of your jewelry or teeth in his wastes a week later.