"Life of a Meatgirl" Comic Links -- slimshod's Journal (2024)

Wow. Just wow.

An idea of a comic almost exactly like this was lingering in my mind for the last couple of days, until I regretfully abandoned it, knowing that I can't draw.
And today I accidentally stumble upon your comic. It's almost surreal.

They say that "it hurts when your dreams come true for other people", but that's fine by me.
More of this, please.

Haha! That's a fantastic turn of events if there ever was one. I'm happy you could see the dream realized.

As for more, I won't be working on anything nearly as large or complex for quite some time, let alone covering this kind of material. I usually prefer darker themes (unwilling vore being one of them) so this was a rare case. I'll primarily be focusing on my other projects for now (co*ck dogs, cub stuff hosted on other sites, etc).

I had a second character and story all planned out set to mirror this one but it became much too large for me to do. If you'd like to see it realized feel free to note me and we can chat.

Glad you found something to scratch that itch! This particular kink is often called "Dolcett" for human characters, named after the artist that popularized it. You can find their old works on e-hentai.org.

A few other terms are "gynophagia" or "cooking vore". You can look this up on e621 under the tag "cooking_with_furs" or you can head over to Eka's Portal (link on my profile) where you'll find plenty of content. It is also tagged as "cannibalism" on a lot of other gallery sites like gelbooru.

Not going to lie, I found this on accident and was traumatized. Nevertheless, I have questions on how this world works.

1. Is it painful? It looked like she enjoyed it, but being essentially burned alive cant be comfortable.

2. What is the legality in universe? Her parents signed witness statements so Im guessing it's legal, still a bit odd for parents to show up to what is essentially an execution and then partake.

3. What is the bondage for? Is it to keep the body from moving during the process or to keep her from escaping? Can she change her mind at any part in the process?

Just curious, I don't know how this works.

Vore and cooking vore is definitely not for everyone. It's important to know your limits. But if you can be open to it, I can try to make it less traumatizing.

1. It's as painful as you want it to be. I designed it this way sort of with the principle "the more you enjoy it, the less painful it is" in mind. This shows up in vore every now and then. However, from a purely creative POV, it's not painful b/c I wanted it to be that way.

2. There are varying degrees of legality within that universe, this just happens to be one where volunteering is more common than not. Other counties/cities have a more unwilling populace so a lottery system is in place, taking both willing and unwilling. In this case, since they are in a more "willing" location and conform to more "willing" standards, witness forms are signs to verify no one coerced the prey.

3. Prey can have a change of heart. But once they're bought and paid for, they're meat, so they don't get to have one. If you mean while cooking, then to make sure they don't damage themselves or the equipment while cooking. Involuntary movement is still a thing.

Thank you for the explanation. This type of content is definitely not for me, as I said I found it by accident and it bothered me for days after, I just had to understand it.

Knowing there are cases of unwilling individuals kinda makes it worse for me. Sorry to be a downer. I just kept getting the image of her spitting out the apple and changing her mind at the last second while her parents stood there.

Also the fact that you can have a conversation with or sex with someone just to kill and eat them a little while later is baffling to me. I guess I cant get over the hurtle that they clearly ate a person.

Maybe Im too sensitive, it just made me very uncomfortble. Sorry for the questions. I just dont "get it".

It's a tricky subject to wrap your head around for sure. This kind if content requires you relax your definitions and embrace suspension of disbelief to enjoy.

This kind of thing is akin to objectification. A person goes from being a person to being an object, removing their previous position, removing any expectation of responsibility other than to be food. It's a truly horrible thing IRL but this is fantasy so no one actually gets hurt. It's a safe place to flex those moralities and see what kinds of scenarios characters can find themselves in.

I've noticed a similar response from more empathetic people over on e6 so it's not unusual to feel this way. But the important thing to keep in mind is that this kind of thing isn't to be mean or cruel, it's to play out a fantasy.

As for Melanie, she wanted it to happen. She wanted to give up her life as a living person bc she loved the idea of being the perfect meal for someone, in the spotlight of their dinner table and appetite. She was happy others could enjoy her.

She died fulfilling her dream. Silver lining I guess?

I am far too much of a moralistic and idealist to be able to understand or enjoy it. Her parents being involved made it even more terrifying for me as a new father.

I appreciate you taking the time to help me wrap my head around it. I understand that it is fantasy but it still made me upset for days.

I did see some of the comments on e6. I hope you dont think Im attacking you or beating you down. It's just definitely not for me!

To her it's everything. It's exactly what she dreamed of since she saw the bird barbecue in her neighbor's backyard. For you, it was an awful journey, but for her, it was the cmination of her life's purpose.

The parental aspect was important, bc I wanted to give it some emotional weight. Could have used them better but they did the job for folks, based on feedback. I'm sorry it hit a bit too close to home for you. If it's any consolation, their silver lining was knowing Melanie died doing what she loved.

Understood. For some, it just won't click and that's ok. I don't take this as an attack or anything (I know what those look like lol). I'm glad you were able to have a reasonable conversation about it though. Some people just can't. Happy to chat more about it or similar topics if you're ever curious.

I can get behind non fatal vore, it can be rather cute actually if done well.

Thank you for being so understanding. Talking about it actually helped me a lot, because, as I said, as a moralist and realist who recently welcomed his first daughter into the world it was very upsetting for me at first. I will never read it again, but talking it out with you helped me to process the feelings I had.

If nothing else this taught me the importance of blacklisting tags!

Hehe, nice. Good willing vore is hard to find.

I noticed some comment on e6 mentions a lottery system? How does that work? Your number gets pulled and they just show up at your house or workplace like, "surprise! Guess who's lunch!"