Why do transformation scenes turn us on?
Why do transformation scenes turn us on?
Easton Richardson
Ethan Allen
speak for yourself you degenerate
Camden Perry
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Speak for yourself degenerate.
Isaac Gomez
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Ethan Robinson
Been there, done that, OP.
Juan Rodriguez
source
Kevin Jones
Lightweight
Christopher Barnes
I dunno, man, but I can't even get it up unless there's a TF involved.
James Russell
>us
Kill yourself, OP.
Jace Richardson
Dylan Robinson
More terrified than turn on.
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Also I didn´t remermber pinochio drinking alcohol old disney was rad.
William Gonzalez
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that said, probably either
>self projecting as dom forcing someone to lose control of their own body
>self projecting as sub losing control of your own body
Grayson Johnson
God Bless Nippy.
Lucas White
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Caleb Thompson
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user pls, that's nearly as bad as inflation shit.
John Sullivan
The difference between the two is that transformation can be done in a much less blatantly fetishy way to the point where it can be used as a serious plot device.
Inflation will always be OOP I'M BLOWIN UP LIKE A BALLOOON
Lincoln Walker
Exactly!
Brayden James
Watch at your own risk.
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Nathaniel Carter
So can mind control.
Grayson Cook
Idk, for some reason normies laugh at inflation scenes in cartoons. Don't remember what recent movie (don't think it was frozen, might've been big hero 6 or some pre-movie short I don't remember) but there was a brief inflation scene and the whole theater was rolling.
Easton Watson
Having a TF fetish is fucking suffering. 99% is mspaint garbage.
Cooper Nguyen
>Mind control
The thinking man's fetish
Chase Long
That's because somebody blowing up like a balloon is inherently comedic to most people, it's impossible to take seriously.
With transformation you can have body horror and people turning into monsters which is a lot less inherently funny, yeah?
Jayden Nelson
It's funny because it's a kink that relies almost entirely on context.
Would you know this was mind control if you hadn't watched the movie? Probably not.
Adrian Walker
Dropped my pic.
Leo Bennett
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Really, user?
Anyways, I'm no psychatrist, but I'd say it's because of the possibilies of becoming something other than yourself. A kind of escapist via sexual fetish. After all, your old shitty self doesn't matter afterwards, it's a new beginning.
And since it's often animal transformations, I guess it's also about getting a simpler life. And probably rut/heat, so you can get laid easily.
Nolan Foster
does finding out she has a penis count?
Jacob King
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no thanks i prefer giantesses
Brandon Myers
Fuck not once did I think mind control
Maybe that's why I have that hypno fetish
Samuel Rodriguez
When I was young transformation plots were always my favorite by far. I remember it always gave me a tingling excitement that I thought was strange. While transformations into full-on animals and stuff like that doesn't get me, transformation into monstergirls is my big fetish. I'd like to know where it started since I remember being excited about transformation as far back as The Magic School Bus.
Anyway, regardless of fetishism, it's still an interesting plot device. It's really interesting to watch the way a character is forced to deal with a physical form that they're not familiar with as well as the way it affects how others see or recognize them.
Parker Torres
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Jonathan Brooks
Animorphs gave me my first boner.
Christopher Wilson
>he doesn't get turned on by a man turning into a woman
shit taste lads
Owen Watson
One day, user. One day.
Josiah Roberts
>tfw have a fetish for tg, inanimate and animal tf, gts, hypnosis, mind control, and BDSM
>tfw no submissive and understanding gf
I wish I knew OP, I wish I knew