#dibbiespeaks

Mostly, i’m thinking of those scenarios where like... the pred & prey are thrown into a situation that they’re way out of their depth on, and it basically comes down to “pred has to eat them or they’ll die/be in serious danger.”

And pred is like “I hate this. I hate everything about this. Can I do literally anything else,” but eventually conclude that there is no choice.

So pred ends up very reluctantly trying to figure out exactly how the hell prey is going to fit down their throat. They keep looking at prey, because they’re very large and they have no real idea how they’re going to make this work, but time is against them, so they go for it anyways.

It’s awkward, very awkward, swallowing another person. It’s... a person. On their tongue, in their mouth, moving down their throat. Pred does not like this at all, but at least prey isn’t squirming all that much.

Prey actually arriving in their stomach is wildly overwhelming. Food is not supposed to move, and it’s not supposed to be so heavy, and holy fuck this was the worst idea ever, actually.

It takes some time to adapt, which may or may not be provided, but pred eventually learns to deal with it enough to get out of whatever situation. They still don’t like that it’s another person, but it’s also.... not as bad as they’d thought at first. It’s not like being full is a bad feeling, and prey is safe. Probably safer than they’ve ever been, or at least safer than pred’s ever been able to keep them. It’s almost nice, in a way. Could do without all the eating people stuff, but it’s... nice.

Bonus points if prey falls asleep inside of them as well. Because then they could get them out now, but.... they’re resting, and they haven’t had good rest in a long time... it couldn’t hurt to let them sleep just a bit longer.

"Something about this vore fic tells me ur best subject is english lit"

basically what happened is the hits started coming and they didn't stop coming. mental health went down the drain, had to move very abruptly, currently settling again, trying to continue care & get a job but it's still kind of on fire. started ADHD meds though! that's a plus.

like they’re The Worst but like... in a good way. terrible (entirely dependable, extremely caring). all pranks are ultimately harmless but involve terrifying amounts of psychological warefare (or as harmless as such a thing can be) to avoid actual property damage. shit like moving everything in your room slightly to the right so you enter and immediately feel off balance.

flips on a dime from being a douche to intense care and concern. ultimately extremely protective and caring. teases but like... kindly and wholesomely. eats u both because they are hungry but also because u look very small and sad and they think tummy time would fix that.

I saw this and was like “do I even reply” because this take is so incredibly headass and stupid that it feels like bait. However, I figured I could use this shitty ask to explain why I take keeping nsfw out of mixed age spaces so seriously.

The reason allowing nsfw material in mixed age spaces is dangerous is because it makes it very easy for minors to be groomed & assaulted. And even if they aren’t, many people realize later that having those lines blurred fucked them up pretty bad.

Minors do not have fully developed brains, and the lack of development is in areas like the prefrontal cortex, specifically things to do with impulse control and future planning - all of the very important things to being able to give informed consent. Given that, they can easily fall into agreeing with things that they later regret (this happens all the time on a less severe scale). Thus, it falls more on the adults they interact with to ensure they draw good, clear boundaries and teach minors what is and is not okay for adults in their life to do.

Saying “just learn better internet safety” means nothing because kids aren’t taught anything meaningful in school, and plenty of adults pretend like you’re supposed to materialize the knowledge of internet safety online. If nobody teaches them, how are they supposed to know what is and is not safe?

This is the absolute bare minimum to do, and I really do mean that. It costs $0 to not talk about porn where kids can see, and to tell kids “hey don’t let adults talk about porn to you” or other adults “hey don’t talk about porn around kids.” Nobody is asking you to adopt them, and as an adult your boundaries around kids should include “don’t talk about porn to me” anyways.