Slow transformation

[cheergurl911hot]

"For a Girl" and "The Price She Paid" on Fictionmania are both good.

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Originally Posted by Reif

What would you define as slow?

I have stories where the transformation takes anywhere from 1-3 hours and is covered in great detail.

For slow I mean that the transformation takes hous or days and the character is fully awared of his condition.

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Originally Posted by buck39

"the girl in my dreams" is a good one.

Yes, I like it very much!

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Originally Posted by Detatched

There's a $10 comic by Infinity Sign called "Isolated."
Just the 69-page preview can give you a good idea of the slow, detailed change that happens.

http://tgcomics.com/premium/isolated...d/isolated.php

I've read it, i like it, but I prefear "magical" than "medical" transformation

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one of my favorite story about slow transformation is this one

http://tgcomics.com/stories/storiesM...hotnicki01.php

what do you think?

[yojumbo8]

Don't ask where you can find it, but the best slow TG transformation story is "Days" by Ed Miller.

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Originally Posted by Joe Six-Pack

I'll throw my stuff in there. "The Confidant" or "Shisutaabooi" have some good visuals.

I've read "Shisutaabooi", it's excellent!Compliments!

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Originally Posted by cheergurl911hot

"For a Girl" and "The Price She Paid" on Fictionmania are both good.

Hi, I've read them, both very very good, but I prefer "For a Girl", I think this is one of the better story that I've read.

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Originally Posted by Ranmakun

I prefer descriptive transformations over slow. If you talk about a long time, the story gets flushed out, most of the time losing the context of a TG story. You either describe small changes repeatedly (i.e. wake up, notice, repeat) losing the changes in a day to day account of life. Or you take long breaks or jump ahead in time to describe changes which occurred in over a long time, but is told quickly (i.e. Two weeks later...) losing the actual day to day changes. I prefer descriptive changes because you can have a distinctly noticeable change for the person changing as well as a distinct difference in their public appearance.

I agree with with you, but for my experience more the transformation is long, more descriptive is the transformtion, afterwords exist fast transformation described very well, but is not the standard.