#emile

[kilgarraara]

Emile thanks you.

[5am-the-foxing-hour]

I will take no criticism... i only take cash or credit~

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[supersonicart]

SEVERANCE.

Severance prints by Sarah Sumeray are coming to Supersonic Editions this FRIDAY, March 28th at 10 AM PST!

Don't miss out on picking one up! Emile thanks you.

[sneepsnorp3d]

working on a low poly guy with verve AND the most wiles of his flock

[to-find-out-what-happens]

cold harbor

[b33t-r00t]

What do you think about a fat scientist invents time travel to travel back in time just to corrupt her past self on wg and stuffings to ensure they’re even bigger when they return back to their present.

older character feeding younger character and awakening their desires which makes the older character even bigger as the timelines adjusted

You have hit on a very specific scenario that I just so happen to very much enjoy my friend.

The old ‘going back in time and making yourself fatter’, intentionally or unintentionally, is a classic. A perfect example of this that’s always stuck with me is this comic by poundforpoundcake on deviantart.

But another version I also love is where a character gets a glimpse of themself in the future, only to be shocked and confused by how much weight they seem to have put on. How did they get so big? And why is it kind of attractive???

Cue a journey of self discovery that ultimately leads to them getting even fatter than they had originally envisioned.

Demonstrated below with Emile, because of all my characters, I think he’d have the biggest reaction to seeing himself fat.

Another deviation that’s equally good is where fat-future character taunts their smaller past self with how big they’ve gotten. Past self is in horrified denial about how they could end up this way, but as their future self continues to tease them they can’t deny the arousal…

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shoutout to that anon and to the fact this blog turned 16 yesterday because I’m old as dirt