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PWRof3D — The Terror of Being Devoured (Color)
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I liked the color version of it as well, so instead of deciding which to post, Ill do both. Black and white version [link]Description from the black and white copy
Something that I think is being lost in vore would be the terror of the actual event. Ive read only a handful of vore stories that have fear present. Fear is one of those incredibly strong emotions that is hard to ignore. You hear someone scream, or see a terrified face, you will want to know what's causing it so you can avoid it yourself. Fear should be something that shows up naturally in horrifying situations, and being devoured is one of those naturally fearful experiences. After all: being eaten can easily be identified with death, whether its hard or soft vore.
Emotion helps make the image special. You want to feel what the subject feels, and that's a bit hard to do when the subject has a blank face. Put a scared face on the subject, and you know exactly how it feels.
I hope to see more emotion and meaning behind vore images. It may be fetish art, but it is still art.
By the way, here are those handful of stories.
[link] [link] [link] (hard vore in this last one)
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FINALLY! SOMEONE ELSE THAT DOESN'T LIKE CONSENSUAL VORE!
Personally, I look at vore in a more natural or evil sense. In other words, scenarios where the vore is natural to the creature (snakes, dinosaurs, crocs) or the predator is doing the vore to be evil or mischievous (Giants, dragons, anything with intelligence) are what I prefer when it comes to Vore
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I agree completely. It's why I'm not a fan of friendly or consensual vore. The closest I come to being alright with it is if it's something like a temporary holding in the stomach for some reason and even then only if he pred knows this but the prey does not. I really don't think that anyone could really 'get used' to being eaten unless it was something that happened every day from when they were young.
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Wow you actually not a fan me too
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Yeah, unless it was literally an everyday occurance, being eaten would always be terrifying. And even if it was everyday, I bet there would be parts or events that would still make it uncomfortable.
There are just so many terrifying factors: its dark, tight, smelly, lots of violent movements, noises, a tongue probably doesn't feel that good, the gnawing action, muscle contractions in the neck and stomach.... There are tons of things to be afraid of.
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Like, for instance, Lor Jabu Jabu from Ocarina of Time. Ruto says she had been swallowed by Jabu-Jabu many, many times ever since she was small and was rather blase about it. I imagine since he's mostly a giant cave with no muscle or chewing action it probably would be alright in that instance but yeah, you're not going to have a fun time of it, no matter how much the pred or anyone else may talk you down. No one I know enjoys getting soak with saliva completely, let alone every other factor.
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