That’s a reddit mirror, not a proper lemmy community. Nobody can post to that. And proper link would be !feral_yiff@lemmit.online
(Seems like the lemmit bot died a few days ago due to changes on reddit’s side.)
Account mostly for posting animal related things.
I love transformations. Especially involuntariness, permanence, identity death and bad endings.
I like things with hooves or tentacles.
@nnyde@transfur.social on Mastodon
That’s a reddit mirror, not a proper lemmy community. Nobody can post to that. And proper link would be !feral_yiff@lemmit.online
(Seems like the lemmit bot died a few days ago due to changes on reddit’s side.)
The image is there because that article references the Harkness Test, which initiated with:
Fans of furry pornography commonly distinguish it from zoophilia or bestiality, emphasizing that their interest is toward fictional characters depicted as sapient beings with human-like traits rather than real animals.
It’s more about “could give consent”.
Fictional creatures can never give consent for real (because they’re fictional) and we cannot know if they would if they were real.
Yes, but that’s not how sexual fantasies work. There are probably few people who only masturbate to real people, who gave them permission to masturbate to them.
No, but it is also a bit about maturity. Harkness Test is a test to figure out if a creature is capable of giving consent and mature for its kind, roughly simplified. That’s relevant in-universe for fictional creatures.
Harkness Test is a test to figure out if a creature is capable of giving consent and mature, roughly simplified.
Well they can’t kickstart it because they have to work
Didn’t she play baseball?


Bonnie or Belea


Innocent(ia)

she should consume bread boards
Lemmy also has an RSS feed


It is a crosspost, yes. There is even a link in the description. Unless you are talking about yet another one.
I guess the issue is more that I view every comment as thread and not the post as one.
You are refering to this one, I suppose:
except the one party member who suddenly seems way happier and more confident
But there was nothing about clothes shopping.


last thread?
I’m sad I gave the books away, maybe I should really reread this. And maybe my interest in gory merciless involuntary transformations is not just rooted in my depressions and selfhate
Looks like they used animals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVpzoB6_g84
A lot of these effects look like still images. It was rather a kids show, it can’t be worse than Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
Yes, 26 years ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animorphs#Television_series
But seems a new one will come to Disney+


There is a thread about that in the original post. It should take longer to figure out what’s wrong / what changed and therefore cause more confusion
Dunno, I read that like 20 years ago. But from my vague memories I don’t think it felt different than reading detective books like The Three Investigators.
Were the transformations good? It never ran on TV here because it was too brutal for children


That’s a pretty potent pill
filling the white stuff in teeth