#nonfatal vore

[livesinastomach]

So sleepy ... sure hope a huge predator doesn't swallow me whole while I'm asleep and I wake up to the sound of their broiling glorping stomach and the beating of their heart, to the sight of their pulsing stomach flesh, to the wetness of slimy fluids coating my body... that would be sooooo awful...

[chip-ism]

commission I did for someone on Instagram lol

[comfy-belly-anon]

I had a random thought a minute ago. Safe vore/endosoma can work extremely well as a metaphor for love, and this effectiveness isn't reduced by the love being platonic. Under the cut, I'm going to give a general safe vore concept, then abstract as much as I can for both the pred perspective and prey perspective. Hopefully it'll demonstrate the point coherently.

Literal:

A pred and a prey care very deeply for each other, each wanting to show the other how much they care. They mutually come to the decision that the pred can swallow the prey. In doing this, the pred is accepting the risk that the prey could try to hurt them from the inside in order to have them in their stomach, and the prey is accepting the risk that the pred could try to digest them in order to feel the comfort and safety of the pred's stomach.

Abstract, pred POV:

You have a person that you care for very deeply. You care for them deeply enough that you're willing to show them the most sensitive side of yourself. You want to protect them to the best of your abilities, even though that opens up the possibility that they could use this trust to hurt you. You accept the risk, letting them deep into your life and giving them all the affection you can give them.

Abstract, prey POV:

There's this person who you hope cares for you as deeply as you care for them. You assume that they could hurt you if they wanted to, but trust them to not do so. You care for them so deeply that you accept being vulnerable with them, accepting the risk that they could take advantage of you in order to show that you want to be there for/with them, and to show just how much you appreciate them.

[cozytummytime]

Ah, He would be so mean but not deadly. She has the patience of a saint tho ngl.

[grugkumalala]

First Time

Sorry for the horrendously long wait, I’ve been studying a couple different art styles and for school so I’ve just been very burnt out recently 🫩🙏

This is the first time S.tar.scream, though unwillingly, eats Ale.xis. The name S.creamer was given by the ED.C after rescuing him because of how much he’d yell/get irritated. Names for Thun.dercracker and Sky.warp have been delegated in similar ways, being based on their abilities and demeanors.

I do plan on making a part 2 of this interaction.

[softsnugglystomach]

Just realized that if we go with the “Cybertronians can’t digest organic matter” angle for safe vore, any poor bastard that gets eaten with their phone is going to be in for a not-so-fun surprise.

Imagine if one of the Autobots eats a human (probably in a hurry to keep them safe from smth) and then there’s this yell of “AUGH!” from their tank, and so they’re obviously like “are you ok what happened?!” only to receive the response of “MY PHONE IS GOOP NOW!”

[intensecuddleenthusiast]

Story idea, recycling the concept of a pred forced to eat prey:

Imagine a pred is somehow being forced to eat a prey they love, and both the aggressor and their prey don't know that the pred can do reformation. The whole time leading up to the act they're desperately trying to comfort them and find a way to assure them that it's okay, but they can't find a safe way to hint at them being safe without tipping off the other person, so they try to be as gentle and loving as they can be as they're forced to press their trembling body past their lips. They're so scared, they can feel it, and nothing they do can fix that, they can't find a way to tell them this isn't the end, not forever.

Swallowing is agony, but no more than the feeling of them struggling more and more the deeper they sink. They never wanted their first time to be like this, they never wanted to hurt them so badly. They're kept there, forced to sit there and feel their body break them down as they sob and cry, making sounds only their pred can hear. And after it all, once they know it's safe and they're finally somewhere they can bring the prey back, neither of them are the same again. They'll never get to have a safe first time, so maybe it never even happens again. The pred won't stop looking for ways to make their prey feel safe and loved again. The prey will never forget what it felt like to be destroyed and recreated.

Mmh, yummy angst ovo

[itsy-tidbit]

wasnt happy with my first one, but this one came out really well i think, Cyrus is just having a cozy time.

I'm not used to drawing internals but i think i'm learning pretty quick, I'm gonna keep experimenting with it and see where I settle