Voreaphilia

or

"The Big Gulp"

Here's some terms you might want to glance over so you're not completely in the dark...

Vore

The act of consuming another, can be silly as one can see in any cartoon such as Tom&Jerry or Sylvester&Tweety Bird. In the connotation I will use, it is a fantasy, pure and simple. Real vore is quite horrific. Note: Morphy does not condone the stereotypical college acts of swallowing goldfish, hampsters, mice, or whatever an inebriated student can get down. This is inhumane to the animal and not very healthy for the human.

Voreaphile

One who loves to consume another or be consumed. This does not mean all vore is sexually arousing.

Soft Vore

To consume the prey without pain, bloodlessly. Examples would be swallowing, envoloping, ect.

Hard Vore

To consume the prey painfully, bloodily, ect. Examples would be ripping, tearing, cutting, chewing, absorbing, ect.

Cannabalism

To consume the same species prey cooked or raw. Morphy hopes any humans thinking about really eating their fellow man, or woman, should seep professional help immediatly.

Morphy is a soft vore and dislikes causing pain. He's also pretty good at swallowing anything he can get his mouth around, and being living latex means he can stretch quite a ways.

Here's a message I found off the BigGulp message board that migh answer some of your questions reguarding this swallowing fetish I share with many others...

From: PoisonPen
Re: Re: What's sexual about swallowing?
11-Oct-98 00:38:22

It is indeed Freudian, as becomes apparent when you look at some of the related fetishes. For example, the giantess fetish is a male-created power-accession archetype symbolic of the goddess-mother of infancy, created as a result of a repressed oedipal desires. The two most common fantasies related to the giantess fetish are being vaginally inserted and being eaten, both of which are womb fantasies relating to this mother figure.

So why is the act of swallowing itself sexual? Simple, it's one of the three most primal ways of expressing dominance. To eat another creature is to demonstrate your position on the higher rung of the food chain. For more proof of this, think about how the other two methods relate to the "swallowing" community:

First, in most herd or pack animals, placing a foot or paw on top of a defeated rival is the symbolic gesture for expressing dominance; since ancient times, kings would ritually place a foot on the neck of the defeated king to demonstrate his superiority. You will note the number of people in the swallowing community with a foot or paw fetish.

And second, forcing an unwilling sexual partner to copulate with you is also a common means among herd or pack animals (and, sadly, among some humans) of deriving power. Think of the number of "swallowing" stories which involve some kind of unwanted sexual contact.

The prevalence of anthropomorphic animal ("furry") fantasies involved in swallowing is not surprising either. Animals are archetypal symbols for unrestrained id, sexuality unharnessed by conscience. Fetishes result from repressed sexuality sublimating into a form sufficiently alien to bypass the control of the superego, so the link to zoophilia is easily explained.

What's this?

VC_F_S_A_T_SA_XY_31_F+_HP_NB_F_MF_V++_S_WMPSBQ_CNT_Y_SS_S+S-W+W-B+_W

Why it's Morphy's "Vore Code"... You can find out more by going over to Vor-Com. Please visit Vor-Com to see how to make it properly and have your own code added to the listing.

Vore in print

• The furry kind
  • The books Anaconda Divida #1, #2, and #3 by Happy Jackal Graphics [LINK]
  • The anthology Furrlough #47, "A Closed Mouth Gathers No Foot" has implied vore. While issues #62 and #63 feature a two part story called "Love, Death and Money".
• Commercial stuff
  • A golem swallows a woman feet-first in Ironwood #7 (guessing at the issue number)
  • The character Bodybag from the Excalibur comics. Villan used to paralyze, swallow whole, and carry on it's back in a pouch, kidnapped beings.
  • The character types Warwolves from Excalibur comics would swallow a human non-explicitly and spit out the skin to wear it like a disguise.
  • The character Skin of the duo Skin & Bones from the comic SpiderWoman #3. Skin can enwrap a victim and at the end swallows Spiderwoman's head and shoulders to smother her.

Back...

(Last edit: 07/31/00 11:06:13 AM)