All I’m saying is there’s a palpable difference between drawing a cute anime girl eating a big juicy burger as a celebration of hedonism, drawing a cute anime girl eating a big juicy burger as an oral fixation thing, and drawing a cute anime girl eating a big juicy burger as crypto-vore, and it’s entirely down to how you draw the burger sauce.
Like, I’m not saying it’s a bad thing – I’m just saying if the burger has way too much mayonnaise on it, and she’s got a little bit of it running down her chin in a way that mayonnaise absolutely does not run, we know what you’re about.
What the hell is crypto-vore?
A genre of erotic art which depicts characters eating regular food in conjunction with visual tropes common to vore art. Notable features often include copious or stringy saliva, very detailed rendering of the tongue and teeth, and/or viewing angles that let the viewer see all the way to the back of the character’s throat.
Fans should really be using the WGA strike to take the opportunity to connect with older media!! Instead of venting frustration at writers maybe try engaging with long-form television series you’ve missed out on in the past or because you were too young. Gain an appreciation for what we’ve left behind like bottle episodes or plot arcs that span whole seasons and actually have the time to mature like a full-bodied wine. There’s so many masterful television shows that so many people haven’t even touched because we’ve all been caught up in the rat race of 8 episode seasons and bloated content to drive up steamers’ profits.
anyway what I’m also saying is that now’s your chance to watch the x-files, farscape, and babylon 5 if you like scifi with plots that actually have room to breathe 💜
broke: marvel movies are like a modern mythological pantheon
slightly less broke: I wonder if watching the batshit world of comic books get sanitized for anodyne mass consumption is what it felt like to live in some newly-conquered Roman province and watch all your local deities get turned into different names for Jupiter
“This new deletion policy is terrible for preservation of archival media” that’s the point, bro. That’s explicitly the point, though they’ll never admit it. Major social media platforms straight up do not want archival media to be a thing – it disrupts their business model by existing, and it’s hard to monetise. In their perfect world, media more than 90 days old would vanish in a puff of smoke and be irrecoverably forgotten.
