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biohawk84 · 08-19-2017

While I agree that skin-ripping TF's are underrepresented, that is one area that is a major turn-off for me.

As for the "organs first" suggestion, I could see a scenario where a woman is slowly like turning into a cow from the inside out. As her digestive tract grows to allow her to subsist only on vegetation, I could see her abdomen becoming distended, maybe even giving her a "pregnant" appearance. I could see that prompting more "cravings" for salads, etc. There could also be other biological consequences in this case; for example, cows do release a lot more methane gas... something to definitely explore.

08-19-2017	#8
biohawk84 Process Enthusiast Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: USA Posts: 97	Re: Undrerepresented Themes in a TF Story? While I agree that skin-ripping TF's are underrepresented, that is one area that is a major turn-off for me. As for the "organs first" suggestion, I could see a scenario where a woman is slowly like turning into a cow from the inside out. As her digestive tract grows to allow her to subsist only on vegetation, I could see her abdomen becoming distended, maybe even giving her a "pregnant" appearance. I could see that prompting more "cravings" for salads, etc. There could also be other biological consequences in this case; for example, cows do release a lot more methane gas... something to definitely explore.