Undrerepresented Themes in a TF Story?

biohawk84 · 08-17-2017

Hi Folks!

So I'm thinking of writing another story, about a donkey TF, but I kind of feel a lot of it has been done/over-done with regards to the mechanics of an actual transformation. Some of the common things I see at the start of most TF stories include:
-uncontrollable/involuntary braying
-tail rips clothes
-ears grow
-hands turn to hooves
-some pain/discomfort
-sex organs change/increase in arousal

So I guess my question to you all here would be what are some things/themes you feel are underrepresented/under-explored? Or things/themes you'd wish folks would include more... weird or otherwise? And again, I'm thinking of writing another donkey TF story, but this probably applies to most TF stories [and yes there are many animals/plants/inanimate objects/etc underrepresented in TF literature/art, but I'm just trying to focus on the actual TF mechanics].

08-17-2017	#1
biohawk84 Process Enthusiast Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: USA Posts: 97	Undrerepresented Themes in a TF Story? Hi Folks! So I'm thinking of writing another story, about a donkey TF, but I kind of feel a lot of it has been done/over-done with regards to the mechanics of an actual transformation. Some of the common things I see at the start of most TF stories include: -uncontrollable/involuntary braying -tail rips clothes -ears grow -hands turn to hooves -some pain/discomfort -sex organs change/increase in arousal So I guess my question to you all here would be what are some things/themes you feel are underrepresented/under-explored? Or things/themes you'd wish folks would include more... weird or otherwise? And again, I'm thinking of writing another donkey TF story, but this probably applies to most TF stories [and yes there are many animals/plants/inanimate objects/etc underrepresented in TF literature/art, but I'm just trying to focus on the actual TF mechanics].