How far back does your TF fetish go? - Page 4

Garnu_Thorn · 07-03-2014

As a child some of my make believe included turning in to a dragon form, and that made me feel so good about how it happens, probably from an 80's movie about dragons where the protagonist just happens to be imbued in to a dragon form. Though, I did catch a snippet of Howling 6, and didn't like the tf of a man going through melting of skin and later "spiritually" becoming a werewolf. I also didn't find An American Werewolf in Paris to be too enticing then as is now.

Sometime in the mid to late 90's I was channel surfing and happenstanced upon Waxwork 2: Lost in Time where a woman undergoes a forceful ritual to be a panther creature. I liked that scene so much I found a copy of it at a vhs sellout. From then on out I was often oodled by my parents having known about this fetish of mine, but that didn't stop me. Touching back on mid 90's I also had this strange visualization of having sex with a woman that could envelop myself in her skin as a blueish sex demon.

Lo and behold, now I'm here of all places.

Ficfactor · 07-03-2014

Dating myself, but in 1983/84; the episode of Ulysses 31 where Circe transforms the crew of the Odyssey into pig men.

But the infamous Inhumanoid TF sequence really solidified my interest, a few years later, in TF, and corruption, as well.

zokk · 07-03-2014

Well I guess I'm the resident Old Man Of The Forum (Mostly lurking but if you wanna know who I am go here http://brianthomasx.deviantart.com )

First off I was always drawn to transformations from the classic horrors that aired on our local creature features on the old black and white (Yeah THAT long ago) The Wolfman, Dr. Jekyll and Mister Hyde any random SF movie or TV episode when the scientist would turn into a hairy monster. As a kid I always wondered why it was just guys who got hairy. Girls became Vampires, but never Werewolves or other primal creatures. My first sexual jolt came from reading a Lois Lane Annual from 1969. The featured story was "Madame Jekyll from Metropolis" It was typical Silver Age... a variety of Kryptonite turns Lois into a female Hyde.

What was striking (and arousing) at the time is that she got REALLY HAIRY... Not quite a werewolf but this time they didn't hold back like other stories of the period. There are various other influences, movies and toons (Superfriends in particular) that would show up in my work, but it was this comic that I consider "ground zero" in my TF fetish world.

Cactus Jack · 07-03-2014

There was one story I read as a child, I believe it was called "Frog Medicine" and it was about a book by the same title. A little boy refused to read it and he started turning into a frog starting at his feet. After he read the book he returned to normal. I had to have been two or three.

kattphive · 07-03-2014

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Originally Posted by Catprog

I think the first TF book of mine (other then animorphs was Foxspell.)

my first TF book was The Devil's Donkey, god its been so long since I read that book. I think the main guy gets voluntarily cursed by a witch in order to save his sister. But his curse is to turn into a donkey when a bell rings????? Anybody else remember this book? Am I even close?

danielsangeo · 07-03-2014

I recall reading a transformation book that stuck with me. It was, believe it or not, a Choose Your Own Adventure book.

It's called "You Are a Monster" and, for a children's book, it actually had some fairly detailed descriptions about the main character transforming into a monster.

MageOmega · 07-03-2014

My first TF experience was Willow and this old movie. I kinda wish Willow had shown the female lead's TF into a pig.

strang3n3 · 07-06-2014

I honestly don't remember but I was searching something of the sort that brought me to transform.to and since then i've been hooked lol. This was back in 2005 or so.

07-03-2014	#37
Garnu_Thorn Adept Mage Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Inner Sanctum Posts: 44	Re: How far back does your TF fetish go? As a child some of my make believe included turning in to a dragon form, and that made me feel so good about how it happens, probably from an 80's movie about dragons where the protagonist just happens to be imbued in to a dragon form. Though, I did catch a snippet of Howling 6, and didn't like the tf of a man going through melting of skin and later "spiritually" becoming a werewolf. I also didn't find An American Werewolf in Paris to be too enticing then as is now. Sometime in the mid to late 90's I was channel surfing and happenstanced upon Waxwork 2: Lost in Time where a woman undergoes a forceful ritual to be a panther creature. I liked that scene so much I found a copy of it at a vhs sellout. From then on out I was often oodled by my parents having known about this fetish of mine, but that didn't stop me. Touching back on mid 90's I also had this strange visualization of having sex with a woman that could envelop myself in her skin as a blueish sex demon. Lo and behold, now I'm here of all places.

07-03-2014	#38
Ficfactor Samus Fanboy Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Across the pond Posts: 588	Re: How far back does your TF fetish go? Dating myself, but in 1983/84; the episode of Ulysses 31 where Circe transforms the crew of the Odyssey into pig men. But the infamous Inhumanoid TF sequence really solidified my interest, a few years later, in TF, and corruption, as well. __________________ Fairy Tail Succubus Slave Addventure Thread Last edited by Ficfactor; 07-03-2014 at 09:24 AM.

07-03-2014	#39
zokk Process Fan Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 65	Re: How far back does your TF fetish go? Well I guess I'm the resident Old Man Of The Forum (Mostly lurking but if you wanna know who I am go here http://brianthomasx.deviantart.com ) First off I was always drawn to transformations from the classic horrors that aired on our local creature features on the old black and white (Yeah THAT long ago) The Wolfman, Dr. Jekyll and Mister Hyde any random SF movie or TV episode when the scientist would turn into a hairy monster. As a kid I always wondered why it was just guys who got hairy. Girls became Vampires, but never Werewolves or other primal creatures. My first sexual jolt came from reading a Lois Lane Annual from 1969. The featured story was "Madame Jekyll from Metropolis" It was typical Silver Age... a variety of Kryptonite turns Lois into a female Hyde. What was striking (and arousing) at the time is that she got REALLY HAIRY... Not quite a werewolf but this time they didn't hold back like other stories of the period. There are various other influences, movies and toons (Superfriends in particular) that would show up in my work, but it was this comic that I consider "ground zero" in my TF fetish world.

07-03-2014	#40
Cactus Jack Fan of the Art of Process Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 298	Re: How far back does your TF fetish go? There was one story I read as a child, I believe it was called "Frog Medicine" and it was about a book by the same title. A little boy refused to read it and he started turning into a frog starting at his feet. After he read the book he returned to normal. I had to have been two or three. __________________ "Scientists say they've built a better peanut..." - Fox News

07-03-2014	#42
danielsangeo Process Moderator Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 2,908	Re: How far back does your TF fetish go? I recall reading a transformation book that stuck with me. It was, believe it or not, a Choose Your Own Adventure book. It's called "You Are a Monster" and, for a children's book, it actually had some fairly detailed descriptions about the main character transforming into a monster. __________________ Tell me, where in the world is Daniel Sandiego?

07-06-2014	#44
strang3n3 Lurker Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 25	Re: How far back does your TF fetish go? I honestly don't remember but I was searching something of the sort that brought me to transform.to and since then i've been hooked lol. This was back in 2005 or so.