What do you think of the process of being tfd? Being instantly turned from an autonomous person into a helpless object is always fun but I’m curious about when it’s more drawn out.
The body twisting in ways it’s not supposed to as flesh slowly morphs the material of their new form. The person being tfed tries to move but their most of their muscles have already been made inanimate. They begin to scream and cry but the tfer holds their mouth shut as it disappears into a smooth surface (could be a gentle “shhhhh it’s okay you’re not a person anymore just accept it” to “shut the fuck up” both alight my neurons). The eyes disappear last submerging them in darkness as the tfer gets a wash cloth to wipe of the tear stains off.
YESSSS THE BODY HORROR YESSS I love your mind,,,sometimes I've seen TF sequences drawn kinda like Animorphs covers and every time I'm like whuwuh. Whuguhg. Huuuguh. Really, really good.
Going off what you said, I'm imagining a TF process that takes days to complete. Locked in a room, chained to a wall, feeling your limbs start to fuse, your body start to shrink. Your captor realizing that you'll just scream endlessly for help, so they make sure your mouth is the first thing that goes. Unable to talk more than a "Mmmph!! Mmmmmmph!!" Every time they walk in to check on you. They just pat your head, chunks of your hair disappearing, and tell you that the quicker you accept your fate, the less painful it will be!
It isn't painful. Physically, at least, but it's emotionally horrifying. The room grows larger around you. There are no mirrors, so you can't even see what you're turning into. One day, your captor decides you don't need restraints anymore. You lunge forward the second they remove them, intent on escaping—only to flop forward like a dead fish. Your limbs are nearly gone, and certainly unusable. You can only wriggle pathetically, and any distance you make is stopped by a laugh and a shoe, nudging you back into the corner of the room. It's larger than half your body.
I love that you said vision goes—Typically, I write TF with vision staying intact. But the sensory deprivation sounds so good. One day you're barely larger than a bowl, and the next time you blink, you can't open your eyes. The process is almost finished, but you can't even see the result. Can't tell if your skin is changing color, texture, or final shape. Can't feel anything but the cold, hard floor, and your body making it's final changes. One day, all you can feel is the vibration of your captors footsteps. A hand wraps around your entire body, the first warmth you've felt in—What? Months?
"Well," You feel, more than hear, their voice so large and so close it reverberates through your entire body. "I think it came out nicely. That wasn't so bad, wasn't it?"
They dry your tears off with the hem of their shirt. That's the last you know of that room. The rest of your life will be you being used, surrounded by blind, impersonal warmth. Whether or not they know you were a person, you can't give a single sign...