cobalttherighteous.bsky.social
Wishy-Washy Mediocre Endo Artist and Dinosaur Aficionado | He/Him | 27 | In Relationship | 18+ only please | https://www.furaffinity.net/user/cobalttherighteous
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So got moderation auto-applied, the content warning was for the silly. It's just the two characters nuzzling, snuggled up. There's no adult stuff going on. Did not see that until now, sorry for any confusion.
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Thank you very much! It's been fun to see more Yutyrannus interpretations and characters appear with time for sure!
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Thank you! I appreciate it! And it's definitely fun for all involved, and it's a fun way to show everyone's willingness! Lance is exciteable and open to play predator, while Aria is a bit more shy about it!
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Thanks!
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Yeah, I agree with that for sure! Getting to see things from the eyes of multiple characters can be a lot of fun!
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At this point, that all is the past, and I'm moving forward.
But as for playing preds, I guess it's almost vicarious living in a way, being able to give prey friends the kind of pred-prey experiences I enjoy! Plus, I think playing characters than my own sona is just a lot of fun!
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I'm sorry to hear that you did too. At least for RP and vore, I've curbed my issues by simply working within a small friend group. Old me used to RP like it was everything, and do a lot of gift art, but quite a few people overstepped boundaries, and I wasn't perfect either, but things are better now
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That's fair, that's a good way to do things! I'd say I'm a mix, since I like to pace it by the characters traits, their interactions, and their emotions, so it keeps some unique traits while scaling to meet moods (Like Delilah, a new prey might get a gentler/calmer experience than a returning prey).
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Yeah, certainly a fun way to keep things unique and interesting!
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That's fair! I always find it interesting to see how those sort of descriptors can relate to a character's personality and enjoyed activities!
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Yeah! Guess that's something I really picked up from years of RP! The more I lean into it, the more fun it has made things when sharing my predator characters!
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Yeah! It's a fun aspect to play into, and I always like it as an extra bit of personality to my predators, and gives something more for prey to react too, especially in RP, where having an ensemble cast means it can be hard to make individual characters stand out.
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Like, Delilah's a big softie, or her stomach moves gently, with the stomach itself having a supportiveness like firm memory foam. But it also has a closeness, forming of the shape of the prey, not tight but close and affectionate.
That sort of thing.
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Very much, me too!
Sorry for the confusion earlier!
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Nevermind, I see it. I definitely boiled it down too much, not used to character limits and got overzealous.
I meant by 'mutual pred-prey' that both characters are mutual, willing participants.
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I think I may be confused.
I thought you were asking about a pair of characters who share in both roles, a couple.
I've always heard 'Switch' to refer to a character who can 'switch' into either role. I just didn't know if you were after a more specific name for a monogomous Switch-Switch pairing.
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Not familiar with that phrasing, that sounds more like it's a long term/perma-endo thing? Like, a prey living within a predator?
I think it was about a pairing of characters who both can play either role, and do so mutually with each other.
Terminology in vore is admittedly complex at times.
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I'll admit, I don't know if it has a more community-derived name. 'Switch' would probably be pretty accurate for that scenario/achetype, but I don't know if there's a more accurate term.
Sorry if that didn't really answer your question. Would be a good time for a term if there isn't one though!