>>3068 I personally like the content. I am not sure I grasp exactly why it makes certain individuals seethe. These female characters are created to be attractive and drawn to be attractive. Am I not allowed to find them attractive without first putting on a fursuit? I find it odd. We like what we like. The heart wants what it wants.

>>3069 >not kemono bleh

>>3068 >rizzless >wh*te >kys A real shame that this zoomer escaped the abortion chambers. >>3069 >Am I not allowed to find them attractive without first putting on a fursuit? Honestly, yes, that's what they're mad about. Furry "culture" is a collective agreement to be homosexual and easily controlled under common conditions, and HMOFA is perceived as a threat because the dynamic shifts from destruction of the self to appreciation of essential feminine beauty. Also, they hate straight people, hence the projection/lies about getting cucked by niggers or being forever alone.

At this rate, Shinobudev is going to fix white birthrates and replace the furry community with a swarm of HMOFA autists in one fell swoop.

>>3115 Apparently it hit somewhere near 700k wishlists about a week ago. While I think the game is ultimately a very generic survival craft slushpile experience with no innovation or interesting mechanics (and which uses a stiff AI voiceover for promotional videos), it is also a game about having a ton of healthy children with a hot wife who loves you. They who pull the wires are probably shitting themselves that this game exists at all, which is a good thing. I must also correct you that as much as wish it were to the contrary, the wolf mama design is firmly in monstergirl territory. I don't think anybody will be drawn into the HMOFA fold from this game.

>>123780 The fluffy bitch wants to kill you (and kill as in kill, not just destroy your human bloodline with her pussy). That's pretty scary.

>>123781 I dunno man, being foxed to death isn't the worst way to go.

>>123727 Energy drain is scary. Now where is the eldritch slimegirls shoving tendrils in their brain to mind control you.

Talking about spooky month, i've recently seen pics of this thing called g i r l s foundation, a horror monstergirl parody f the SCP foundation. Anyone know where it's from? Is it a game? Can't find anything on f95 or the collection.

>>123727 Oh no I'm so scared I'm shaking in my boots.

>>123554 I'm going to replace the tofu with my mouth

>>122644 For me, it is a particular kudagitsune. Blonde with golden-yellow eyes. Petite, adorably cute and sexy. She wears a white romper, green ribbons tied around her arms and legs and tabi socks. She is wife material, all the slander based on preconceived notions about her species notwithstanding. See?

>>123987 >>122644 As for first encounter. Maybe a "chance" meeting while hiking across the Japanese Alps or something, besides being associated with kudagitsune folklore the region has many attractions on its own. Those odd encounters would reoccur with increasing frequency.

foxes aren't that bad, huh?

>>124022 ngl I wish I could be a trophy husband to a fox

>>123858 Maybe it comes from succ prison intead? Shikibuses are the ones known to succ you dry.

>>123859 Paradox uses that term in Morrigan's profile and I'm almost sure I saw Ilias use it in her evaluations. Succ Prison TL came out in 2017 I think, you'd have to check the timeline of Paradox translation and compare.

>>123858 I'm sure dryfish as a verb never comes up even in Paradox's translation, but dried fish to begin with is just a translation of 干物, which already appears numerous times in the VN part 1. Many, many girls talk about sucking you completely dry, and it usually either involves 干物 or 干からび. I suppose it was just Rogue's decision at the time to use other descriptive ways to TL it because talking about fish might sound strange, though it does seem fitting for Morrigan with how coarse she is. >>122624 >ほらほらほら……手コキでイかせちゃうぞ～♪ Not exactly "coming from a handjob" but more like "I'll make you cum with a handjob"

https://pawchive.pw/patreon/user/11950693/post/171903908 new family time demo, it is ever so slightly approaching actual gameplay

>>123908 Interestingly, the term "dried fish" appears in Rogue's translation, but only in Illias' evalutions. I see Cupid's line is more sensible in the JP script, but I still enjoy the translation where she announces you're "coming from a handjooob" irrespective of your current HP.

>>3103 loved the fennec, also the whiskers thing reminded me about a drawing from that russian guy who draws a lot of Maid Marian as his wife, I think that is funny how most of the time whiskers are unconsciously omitted in most drawings --- >>3116 coincidentally enough, in the brazilian south there is a lot of german heritage, I find it strange that some time ago there has been an online movement from some germans(?) stating that "southern brazilians need to stop larping as germans because they aren't considered as such and would be discriminated if they went to europe" when they still maintain the traditions from their ancestors which migrated to the region, some would say even more that people from Germany itself I would say that there is a divide into people from the south and (some of the) southwest which celebrate their european heritage and history and others who look to any sort of congregation that does not circle around africans or indigenous people as "problematic". My ancestors were from the Iberian Peninsula, mostly portuguese, and since I was a kid I heard from people that I would suffer prejudice if I was to interact with portuguese people, that they were not fond of brazilians, that "they took all of our gold" and so on. As I stated before regarding the bandeirantes, I think that is sad how we were indoctrinated into ostracize the people which helped building the nation. In a lighter note, please make more of these two goats, I would love to see they celebrating Oktoberfest or something like that. also, second pic is from a usual day in Santa Catareich, kek

>>3126 >coincidentally enough, in the brazilian south there is a lot of german heritage, I find it strange that some time ago there has been an online movement from some germans(?) stating that "southern brazilians need to stop larping as germans because they aren't considered as such and would be discriminated if they went to europe" when they still maintain the traditions from their ancestors which migrated to the region, some would say even more that people from Germany itself That isn't unique to Brazil, as a lot of immigrant or colonial communities end up almost time-locked in the dialect and cultural practices of their homeland and miss out on later developments. There's descendants of Slavic immigrants in my country who, when they visit their ancestral homelands, are told by bewildered natives that talking with them is like talking to their grandparents.

>>3116 Damn, I feel for the guy. Just talk to her. Repopulate the white/caprinid species, guys. Please draw them standing in a sunny wheat field. >>3126 Funnily enough I went on a Wikipedia crawl recently and got from Operation Highjump to esoteric fascism and the beliefs of Miguel Serrano in four clicks. Fun read. South American nazis are always the most colorful/insane.

>>105941 Fucking right boob extremists, here you are too spoiling the fun. So obsessed with the preservation of your identity you forget that DIVERSITY IS STRENGTH (though not always) and then you communist fascist liberal PUNKS want to stop adding huge cow tits to wolves?! This is TYRANNY and is RACIST (funny part actually it kinda is) and this kind of FAT TIT PHOBIA must not be allowed in a civilized society!

>>105941 Wolves are mammals and ought to have huge mammaries.

>>106047 Also it's historically accurate, those mammaries raised an empire >>18983

TAMED.com

>>124266 Being the soup spoon?

>>124155 i thought it was weird the zoo wanted blood donations

>>124271 Sari is correct. I do like being called "loser🤍"

>>124275 i like when the mamano lady🤍s at me

I would meow at an apophis. What's she going to do, bite me?

>>3118 The normalfag's obsession with results at the cost of process will cost him everything.

>>3117 But literally none of those books are useful but /g/tars larp

>>3121 The eternal midwit curse is thinking something is useless because he himself hasn't thought of a use for it.

>>3119 Normalfags are getting games decompiled and sliced together without knowing how to write a single line of code, while /g/ core /agdg/ """devs""" struggle to even choose a game engine that's FOSS-kosher enough

>>3124 If all you care about is what normalfags find useful, you limit yourself to their world and probably won't discover anything interesting outside it.

>>3106 You should be glad that you can easily make the kemono girls you want. Though if you don't have a good PC you can always use Novel AI. >>3108

>>3108 Forgot to add a reply. https://novelai.net/image Honestly the best online 2D anime girl generator is Novel AI v5. For reference, that site seems to be using Stable Diffusion 1.5 models, which is something 2 years old at this point and very outdated. Basically being 4-5 generations behind in AI image software. Novel AI may cost money but it's better than most local AI models and competes with stronger local image generating models. It can accurately add text to images and even gen comics. What's also impressive is its image referance feature where you can give an image of a character and you can use said image to gen a bunch of stuff with them. I think you can add around 6 detailed characters to one image too. >For that one I used the online tools at Perchance.org, specifically "Image Generator Professional." It's cool, I don't need the metadata now. I thought you genned it locally. Saying that, your prompts aren't bad. If you use something with more natural language understanding then you'll be just fine. However if you have like 8GBs of VRAM (check your GPU specs to see how much VRAM it has), you can gen practically anything, though it may take some time for hi-res fix stuff. >Shortly thereafter in a discussion of fox characters "nophoxo" was coined. What was this board anyway? I've been hanging out on 4chan /trash/ threads to learn some AI stuff but ended up helping other anons in the long run. Though I've also learned plenty from them. The threads are unusable now though as literally 2/3 of the posts is just one schizo spamming because he got banned for being a spamming sperg before.

>>3110 >1st pic It's a trap, her big fluffy boobs are so tight in that outfit it's like a finger trap, but for hands! Then when I can't pull my hand out, she'll accuse me of groping her and bring me to her "correction office" where she will do terrible terrible things to me...

>>3112 Sorry anon, there's no Paizuri Camp waiting at the end of the cart ride.

>>122769 BIG

>>122771 4u

>>122783 I wish there was a big titty cow 4 me

Rachnera is getting an official ASMR! https://www.dlsite.com/home/announce/=/product_id/RJ01513597.html/

>>57923 I'd rather she got a better manga to be in.

>>122774 I prefer to watch myself around any monster that has "Widow" in its name.

>>122778 Best sex of your life, tho

>>119979 Churches and monasteries (as well as schools and hospitals) have always been a prime infiltration target for demons. The current newborn generation of succubi would refer to it as "infinite food glitching"

Generic demon girls vs. succubi, who's better? The way I see it, is: >demon girl >does not directly steal your life force during sex >which is a good thing >however, she is more likely to corrupt you and/or ruin your life so you would sign your entire soul away into eternal slavery for her >MGE demons are only marginally better in that their ultimate goal is to make you their permanent lover, so chances that they intentionally try to ruin or hurt you are zero, but they still use the same tactics and attitude >and once you're in bondage to a demon, your life entirely depends on her whims >succubus >steals your life energy through sex >however, it's a one-time deal >you pay a small amount of your life force to have a good time, and possibly whatever other perks you would want her to grant to you >in MGE and settings like that the harmful effects of such energy drain are minimal to nonexistent, and the energy exchange is actually bilateral The way I see it, succubi win clearly in both cases.

>>122618 >in MGE and settings like that the harmful effects of such energy drain are minimal to nonexistent, and the energy exchange is actually bilateral This is the case for every monster in mge, as all monster are quasi succubi after the overlord changed them.

>>122618 Demons are a very diverse group, and they range anywhere between exclusively destructive and ruinous (or imperious) beings that want to destroy (conquer) the human civilization, and caretakers who have been manipulating the society from the shadows to prevent it from fucking itself up. Or, even better, minding their own business and leaving the human society alone, only observing it from aside. Regarding intimacy, romance and sex, they can, again, range anywhere between whores who would fuck everything that has a dick, and very selective ladies who only ever take one intimate partner in their lives, and therefore are concerned with finding the best match. Succubi are kind of shallow, though. It's rare for a setting to include them as something more than highly-specialized demons taking men's life force through sex. I prefer to keep the whore-demons away from my settings, so I guess demon-girls would be preferred. Especially demon-girls who would take me and the likes of me away from this world and leave the humanity to deal with itself.

>>117071 Brotha, we are here to talk snex. Go watch the anime. It's fun, and it has quite a bit of interesting stuff about japanese mytholgy and their kami. Then you can come back and talk about why Dara-san is best snek.

New Dara-san chapter today, but not much else happened aside from exposition about her past and some silly filler. The series doesn't seem to be heading towards a confrontation with the main antagonist unless they rush things really hard in the last two episodes, so it's likely it will be one of those anime that promised a second season it might never get, so i guess i'll head into the manga once it stops airing.

Note: Never challenge a six armed monster girl to a sword fight. EP 12 had quite the turn of events. This is definitely season 2 bait, but who knows when that will happen. I love that the series doesn't shy away from the more fantastical elements. The author has built quite the interesting background to Dara-san, as well as given her planty of stuff she can do as a Kami that she uses regularly, like creating Torii portals, blessing people or creating off-shoots of her own soul that can gain life of their own. Also, snits. It is of utmost importance that her big boobs with inverted nipples are on screen at least once every episode. This time, it's sheer-clothes edition.

Welp, last episode's threat didn't last too long. The end of the series didn't bring much of a resolution or tied up any loose ends aside from that, so i guess it's time to head to the manga and see what i missed there.

This is a cute fox

>>2632 Agreed, even if it's slower than a turtle girl who doesn't want to leave the shell spa

True

>>122109 >Want to do the usual "that" today too? Yes, we painting WH40k minis again.

>>122407 >hour-long teasing/edging sessions That fox is really hellbent on robbing you of your sanity or making sure that she'll end up with quadruplets+

>>122302 She's probably collecting genestealer cults already.

new thread -> >>122644

>>123157 That's what I gotta imagine from now on.

>>123107 Chantilly cream off her tail bulb?

>>123107 >long as you can sign the Terms of Service which include a ton of responsibilities for you

>>123162 I'm guessing her acting pissed was part of the service.

nyahahha

>>2327 I don't even remember where I got it from, but it certainly wasn't /trash/.

>>2991 Such is the fate of a tanuki.

>>3005 Fate can be cruel.

>>3107 Dumb ass looking thing 😭

>>106642 >old Rude, it's mature and experienced

>>106642 But harpies love old bread?

Harpies have potential that remains unexplored.

>>121149 I think only birds that feed off of nectar have a tongue like that.

>>122062 The bird in the video is a northern flicker, a species of woodpecker.

>>3094 i visited it once. not a fan of it. can you explain the backstory for a newfag?

>>3095 The guy who made it was a local gay schizo who dumped mediocre art no one liked, roleplayed with himself, and cobbled together random assortments of posts across different websites into fictional people he'd get angry at. He did this regardless of whether people talked to him or not. Without janny intervention, he could utterly dominate a slow community and drive away anyone with less stamina than himself. That last part wasn't hypothetical: his presence was so cancerous that he killed Capybarachan's old kemono community on >>>/amg/ all by himself. By the time the second general came around (>>>/amg/1555), almost every single anon had left, and he was left dumping art in a void and posting engagementbait questions with zero responses. It's been completely dead for almost two years now. The smartest thing he ever did was realize he should make his own community instead of forcing himself on others.

>>3096 Forcing mediocre gay porn and talking to yourself is actually giga tho

>>3096 fascinating piece of capybarachan history. i suppose that with the anthro.boo partnership this board could gain a little more life

>>3096 >take a look at the /amg/ thread >instantly hit with a rush of recollection I remember that faggot from the /animu/ kemono threads years ago, like pre-lockdowns and everything. That guy is the reason I made the board rule against yaoi and futa. God, I thought he had killed himself by now. What a shame that the rest of us had to suffer even further.

>>122005 invert

>>122006 >No you can’t ASS ♂♂♂ WE ♂♂♂ CAN ♂♂♂

>>122007 I think an inside-out Chesh would be gross, but you do you!

>>122007 Anus made for gaping

POST 1000! IT IS A MAID WITH CATS ON HER! LOVE CATS AND LOVE MAIDS.

>>184 We did it too, it's on our index https://anthro.boo/index.html

nice

>>122041 >Saying this about Erubetie of all people whose most notorious move is being a walking hydrogen bomb

>>122041 Dude one of her attacks is a oneshot that turns you into a child. Shit is so whack it loops into granberia being the most basic one until they had to give her magical girl powers to compensate.

Nakara is post 1.0 but does it still not have an actual "win" ending? I feel like no matter what I end up doing it's lol jk you lose!

>>122087 Hell yeah!

next thread >>122192

>>181 Thank you

>>120822 one where you desperately look for keys whilst she hunts you through the halls

The rare and elusive profile danuki

>>120824 The keys to the bedroom? For sexo with foxo?

>>120827 >bonks her head trying to chase you

Relevant so I'll post her in this thread as well.

Can't beat the fox, man. Not the fox, especially not the IMOUTO FOX . Nope. That osananajimi never stood a chance. What a shame. https://nhentai.net/g/352619/

Any good comfy SOL monste girl Manga out there that aren't just sexo?

>>115966 Dungeon no Osananajimi is quite comfy, it's about a boy and his dragon girl childhood friend just trying to have fun together while her underlings try to push them together. Other recent manga I'm also liking are Behemoth no Hanamuko and Kyou kara Onushi wa Warawa no Musuko. I haven't really kept up, but Nurse Hitomi and Centaur's Worries have been ongoing for over 10 years now, so that might be a good sign, though Centaur's could get weird at times.

>>118017 >Guy wants to ask about jorogumos controlling spiderlings that breathe fire >Asks about her feelings about spiderlings instead >Is surprised when she answers the question he asked Is this linguistic kind of confusion a jap language thing, do japs always have to ask in the most roundabout way, or is it just a manga targeted at younger audiences? Honestly the older i get the more i hate this kind of writing, not that i liked it that much when i was young. Is making your MC seem like a complete retard and blueballing the audience from knowing something cool about the world and the characters really worth it?

Just finished 93 Years Until the Rescue Ship Arrives. It was a bit amateurish but I liked it. The ending was a little rushed but tied everything up neatly. Would recommend if someone's looking for a novel to read that's firmly on the MGQ side of drama and grimdarkness. The first "volume" is pretty much all just MC getting captured, raped, maimed or mindbroken and escaping only to get captured by another species of monstergirls again. But afterwards it grows a decent plot and the MC amasses a capable company/harem and gets much stronger himself. The power scaling briefly gets ridiculous at the end with toppling ancient gods (in a sci-fi work no less) but it's only at the finale. There's a kinda shitty but more than readable full translation compiled into epubs on kureha one of all places: http://www.vn-meido.com/k1/index.php?topic=12136.0 If anyone can recommend more monstergirl novels please do, this was a nice read.

>>98980 Large subs have their charm too.

>>98982 To be exhaustively precise, this particular kitten looks more like she has a psychological trauma resulting from long-term abuse. If I'd be in protagonist's place I'd 1) Kill the abusive bastards that ruined her self-esteem. and 2) Fix her so she would grow into... whatever she'd grow without coercive intervention in her development.

>>98983 Yeah, Coconut sometimes gives that feel. This kind of mentality is also found in unfortunate children whose parents are too demanding, they're never really happy no matter how hard their child is trying and they're really harsh when the kid fails at something. Suggesting that Minaduki family might be a tad bit more harsh and abusive with their catgirls off-screen.

>>113780 >>113790 >be Anon Incognitus, a proud American business owner >recently you had to struggle with sudden legal troubles and hurdles that came from supposedly nowhere >your peers/competitors have everything running smoothly, no sudden three-letter agency visits or anything >doesn't take you too long to figure out you are the target of this legal harassment >it looks all confusing at first, you can't figure out who'd you piss off and how do they'd try to ruin your business like that >as you keep looking, one name keeps popping up consistently, "Von Kempen" >you look them up, turns out it's just some seemingly-unrelated rich-bitch family living in a private mansion in a comfy quiet spot >and yet over time it becomes clear they're directly responsible for your struggles >as you keep researching their family, you keep realizing they have far more power over the society than it looks at a first glance >you take a more personal approach, start sending drones to observe their manor, even had a personal expedition to their place >you didn't gain much from that even with the best tech and stealth skills you had, but the deeper you dig, the more fantastic and straight shocking revelations you run into >hints of magical rituals involving blooddrinking happening at their estate, paranormal sightings, things that just cannot be explained by conventional science >obviously, every time anything like that gets even a slight chance to be revealed into public, it just kinda disappears >as time passes, you get physically harassed >menacing people in black cloaks appear near your estate, feels like they're watching you through the walls

>>113847 >Von Kempen Isn't that the bitch from the Coupling? The one that was giving tons of shit to the self-insert MC over the course of years?

>>114161 Exactly.

Man, that story happened like, five years ago. If we're talking ancient history, I may as well ask. Who's around that's still pissed off about how the Laska story ended?

Mushroom themed monster girls are creepy.

>>119656 Please do not ground zapweasels, it disrupts the natural functions of their body

Zap weasel “ground” on anons face with her musky thunder pussy.

>>119655 Being an electrician post-portal must be difficult with all the thunderbirds and raijus making sexual comments and jokes towards you.

dont trust random spellbooks on the side of the road, it could very well be a trap!

Last for I love all of you.

>>3047 >>3048 Yeah, shit. The more time goes on, the more I realise I just do not miss contact with Twitter a wink. It feels like recovering from contact with a poison, even if I received a much smaller and less direct dose than the twitterfag does.

>>3048 >>3051 Now that Nitter is back online I can make a guide for making Nitter x RSS feeds. This way it's easy to view what your favorite artists make without you ever visiting Twitter. I used to have a large feed until Nitter instances kept getting taken down by Twitter.

>>3052 Go for it. I'll still mostly stick to Pixiv and the like (even if they're less populated nowadays), but it'd be aight to have that as an option.

>>3052 Is Nitter back, then? The only instances I know of still seem to be down, but my knowledge of such things is far from exhaustive. I know Xitter can be an unpleasant place. In my opinion the secret is not to make an account and not to engage. When Nitter worked, there were a number of artist and art community accounts I'd visit from time to time just to see what new art had been posted. Without Nitter I can't see much at any of them. But here, have a random skunk girl I found at e621.

>>3051 >It feels like recovering from contact with a poison, even if I received a much smaller and less direct dose than the twitterfag does. Every time I check up on my twitter feeds, I come away from it with a deep feeling of unfocused anger and sadness. There's something about a billion voices screaming for attention that makes it impossible to pay attention to anything individual or form any kind of meaningful attachment, and that becomes very upsetting. >>3052 Yes, please do. Nitter was probably the best thing to come out of the 2020s internet.

>>2868 >Could you give some examples? All the modern multiverse fiction. Bioshock Infinite, Sonic Prime, modern MCU and MCU-adjacent slush that leaps to another world whenever the current one is getting stale. It's especially obvious when a character dies and the gang has to go do a different dimension and get a replacement version of that character. Your example Time Patrol story, purely from your description, is not what I'd call a Many Worlds story: it's a what-if story with a particular type of alternate or speculative history, similar to the DC Comics Elseworlds stories ("what if Batman were a pirate? what if the Joker were Jack the Ripper?"). A Many World story truly needs more than just one or two places in order to be judged by that moniker, because otherwise it's just a story about two places that have effects on each other. That type of story is perfectly fine - frankly, it's the basis of a lot of good fiction - but it's fundamentally different. Strict adherence to the Many Worlds theory is also required for me, where every single possible point of deflection or choice manifests as a different world. Obviously such a setting is impossible to become invested in because there are literally infinite copies of every possible character with every possible permutation. I admit I'm a purist about definitions like this, and I prefer straightforward stories that are written and told well; craft matters to much much more than theory, and by that same token if that Time Patrol story is told well then I'm sure I'd enjoy it.

>>2908 Understandable. I will admit that I haven't been to a movie in a theater in years and years. The cape movies are something about which I see memes, not something I watch. I will also say that I used to read a lot of science fiction, to include splatbooks for pen-and-paper RPGs when especially bored. The tone of sci-fi published since the end of the Protracted Struggle does not appeal to me very much, and the authors whose work I enjoyed are dead. The RPG stuff often had really clever ideas and worldbuilding but not really so much in the way of coherent story. When I was bored enough, and I'd been able to find this stuff at a used book store, or in some ancient undisturbed FTP archive somewhere in the pre-SEO, pre-AI Internet. The GURPS Infinite Worlds books had clever ideas along with some japes that didn't quite hit for me ("we call this timeline the United States of Lizardia, and it's exactly like present-day Earth in every single way, down to the names of celebrities and the current popular music, except that everyone is an anthropomorphic dinosaur," are you people serious? who approved this?). There's also a GURPS Horror worldbook called "The Madness Dossier," which has to do with a war between humanity, waged largely by secret government agencies, and time-traveling entities whose exact nature is not understood (alien conquerors? demons? evil ancient gods? pick one or make up something weirder) who are fighting and flipping the world back and forth between two timelines: the world we know, and a world where humans are the slaves of these hostile entities, which has a lot of good writing and evocative ideas and could have been the core conflict of a very good skiffy novel instead of an RPG. One of the core concepts is that stuff can sometimes survive intact from the "other" timeline when things flip back and forth, resulting in possibly somewhat cliched plot bunnies like "someone found the shiny alien superscience weapon that was never created and shouldn't exist and sold it to a pawn shop, so now you have to track it down and retrieve it before whoever bought it blows up the city, or, worse, attracts the attention of the evil insane alien gods who want to enslave us."

>>2868 Having finished the last story in the volume, I gotta concur with >>2908: these are enjoyably weighty time travel stories, not many-worlds fiction. Thanks for telling me about the book: it was pretty fun to go through. I find it interesting how a major complicating factor (if not the true one) in every story except The Only Game in Town was an agent's affection for a woman, and that Everard was always on the sidelines of this.

>>3061 oh no I love them

Getting raped by imps is pretty COOL.

>>118530 Gettting raped by an imp hag that says it was "totes rad yo"

>>118530 well, i certainly wouldn't want to be cringe

>>118530 I heard that Imps are very skilled in anal

contemplate upon bird

>>115630 >dog, cow, yeti in top 10 this guy fucks >all of the slimes in shit tier but not all of the time

>>16207 jesus i was a degen back in the day LOL anyways hi i made that sorter

>>116925 >anyways hi i made that sorter Nice to see you're still around, must be a funny feeling seeing people still use something you coded like a decade ago

>>116925 How did you find this place?

>>116925 Damn cacos.

>>79276 Pretty much exactly this, yes.

>>79276 So, basically, Christians wanted unlimited access to human women more than they wanted the angels (and possibly, by extension God) to be a man? That's funny.

>>83391 Maybe, but mostly a combination of "our god is too high and mighty for that" and influences from "sex icky" philosophies.

I just realized I forgot to post this here. https://youtu.be/liFE_yXvzRo?is=V9pnfNIey-uM27Bf This is the video I mentioned in the MGE thread regarding the Sandown Clown and nephilim.

>>114282 Also forgot to link back to the post starting that particular discussion. >>113826

>>1898 >Would you make your monster gf take antacids before eating you, or do you live for the thrill of rawdogging her stomach? i wont "make" her do it, but i do hope that she shes me as more than a piece of meat and take precautions to keep me around, either way im gonna get the loads of thrill out of it. >How long do you want to stay inside? Just long enough for getting each other off? An hour or two while she relaxes or does housework? A whole night, longer than most antacids will even be effective? Just long enough for getting each other off. with the occasional fake out of her saying "never" and keeping me in there for few hours instead.

Ever wondered how your bee wife produced enough honey and wax to hive up your entire house within weeks? Tip: It's related to the missing neighbours. Similar to plant girls, if the pheromones start getting to you, set an alarm for your release time before indulging your urges (60 minutes max. and that's already cutting it). You'll be too high from being marinaded in her stomach to care about the potentially sticky-sweet consequences and your wife will instinctively be busy rubbing her belly until something snaps her out of it, or everything inside has blissfully melted into delicious honey. Plus if you already survived long enough to call her wife, then she'd likely prefer you to help fill her egg combs, instead of regurgitating your goopy, sugary remains into a honeycomb (probably next to those former neighbours of yours).

>>1910 it cant bee...

Wonder what kinda stuff she did to Kazuya after her ending.

>>100946 >Personally I don't know if all these people would really take the vision as seriously as a fortue teller At this moment, it should only be Mara, Anon, Morgan, and Rochelle at camp, if that makes any difference. I don't want to say too much else, but: >The itching is Rochelle's fault if I read that correctly? She is a mosquito, after all! There could possibly be a bit more that's going on there, though...

>>99492 “No, we can talk about this in private.” you mutter out. Mara nods, and gets up from her seat. “Then follow me, we’ll discuss this at my tent.” she says softly, and leans further to the side, peering behind you at the bugs. “Girls, I’m going to borrow Anon for a moment, there’s a few things we need to talk about.” she announces. Both Morgan and Rochelle narrow their eyes, resulting in a sigh from the fox. “I have absolutely zero romantic interest in Anon. He’s simply not my type.” she states, her eyes flicking back to you. “No offense.” she adds. “None taken, I kinda figured as much.” you reply, shrugging your shoulders. “Can you two keep an eye on the fire while we talk?” you ask. Morgan gives you an enthusiastic nod. “Of coooourse!” she answers, and looks over at the mosquito. “Ro and I need to have our oooooown little talk, tooooo…” she adds, her smile turning to a slight frown. A perplexed yet nervous look crosses the other bug’s features, as she swallows her bite of food. “Wonderful! We’ll leave you two at it, then.” Mara replies, turning and heading towards her tent. You follow behind her, barely catching Rochelle asking Morgan what the issue was, before stepping under the awning of the fox’s shelter. Immediately, the world surrounding the partially enclosed space became muffled, with only the soft sound of music from some obscured speaker disrupting the silence. A strong scent of Sage and Frankincense hung heavy in the air, with a barely perceptible smoky haze being the only visual clue of its source. SPIRITS: Temporary Intuition +0.5 https://youtu.be/l7IPT_TSesw?si=unhP4Lt3bAJ_gGhT You glance around, slightly confused. “Relax, it’s just a simple sound-proofing charm, plus a little incense and music for ambiance. A fair portion of my customers prefer their privacy, and I’d be a sorry excuse of a fortune teller if I didn’t offer and honor that right.” she explains. Turning around, the fox sits down in a cross-legged position at the threshold of the tent door, and pats the ground in front of her. Taking her cue, you settle down across from her. “Now, please, start from the beginning, and tell me everything you remember.” You take a deep breath, your mind reeling back to the event earlier in the day.

>>111841 Ah, a sneaky update! These MOPErs sure could use some dark matter bombardment... So we've got two choices here. For the first one, it feels like losing our buff to intuition is something we should rectify, but I'm also a little worried about getting too drunk again, so maybe the beer is the way to go. So 1. For the second choice, knowing that we now have clear quests to follow up on in the chapel and Renee, I'd be more interested in pursuing those right away than staying back and jamming with the crew. So 2. Now I may be just a simple country lawyer, but I think there's a white snake waiting for us in that chapel.

>>112515 >For the second choice, knowing that we now have clear quests to follow up on in the chapel and Renee, I'd be more interested in pursuing those right away than staying back and jamming with the crew. So 2. Very valid reasoning, though, who do you want to go with you? Morgan and Rochelle will most likely want to tag along, but you do have the option to bring along one or more of the other members of camp. Whether or not they'll be helpful is another matter, entirely.

>>113382 A little iffy on the idea of bringing clingy ladies to a church with a potential yandere waiting there, that could be bad. Yvonne and Ben could be a safer bet, checking back on that previous encounter with Renee and Freddie, he implied getting high might help Renee relax

>>113521 >be Anon Incognitus >work your ass off 7 hours a day 1 day a week to provide for yourself and your family (you have one kitty living at your house) >it's hard enough with all the taxes you have to avoid deal with >there's also the single man tax, which is especially hard to deal with >you'd think you'd not be taxed for something that earns you no money and yet here you go >and then, after a hard day's work (you're a freelancer writer ghostwriting love letters for monster-girls hoping to woo a guy) you get into the internet >and the first thing you see is WHAT? >some social democrat RAT complaining about there being no free cheese AGAIN!