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The thing with vore is… well, to its more base components, a thing about domination and submissiveness that spawned from MANY old cartoons and later turned into a kink that has sub categories such as hard vore, soft vore, fatal (digestion), non-fatal (ending with respawning or spits them out), etc.
 
Its pretty much a big can of worms of a subject to be honest xD

Oh, yeah, that’s a lot.  
I had seen that he had posted a lot of vore (not that I didn’t like it) but I hadn’t seen that it was that much!

@TheGlitchedWolf
 
I see. So this is not a huge subfaction among us sending in a whole battalion. Rather, our comrades with unconventional interests are actually a spec ops unit led by one voracious, zealous, and highly trained solo operative, dedicated to leading the fight in our collective war on societal norms.
 

 

 
 
I’m okay with this. XD

Never mind, the vore isn’t dying down. It was but just today gyro uploaded a whole bunch of new vore

I noticed this while voting on every image. Something else I saw was that a lot of the vore pics had Gyro’s ocs so I checked and 90% of the vore pictures on the site were uploaded by gyro. Proof
 
Recently I’ve also noticed a lot of fat fetish pics appearing on the site. But less vore. Most of the fat fetish pics seem to be uploaded anonymously though so idk if it’s a few people or a lot of different people behind that.

Also, please disregard the awkward changes in my parlance and word choice. This is just how I talk sometimes, without meaning to, perhaps due to, among other things, my autism. I often switch between very formal and very informal speech and writing on a dime without even noticing, although I noticed after posting here.

So like, yeah, I ain’t complaining. Hey, you do you! But uhh, I couldn’t help but scratch my head when I was blocking the tag that, while we have only roughly 10,000 images, almost 800 of them are vore. That’s almost 1 out of every baker’s dozen on the site.
 
 
I began to wonder, even as I cringed in horror at the sight before my eyes… Am I actually missing out on some elixir of life here? Like, ain’t that too many images to just be a weird fringe fetish plumbed from the depths of an asocial 40 year-old’s basement?
 
But at the same time, I’m wondering- is there some kind of red pill you have to take to get in on this? Or does the itch for vore just come to some people as an epiphany in the shower one day, and not for others?
 
And, if the acquisition of such a penchant for vore is indeed through perspective-altering proverbial narcotics, is there no going back? Should I take the blue pill anyway, lest I become trapped in Voreland for eternity?
 
Lol. Thanks.

@OliverHancock  
no problem dude, you look after yourself.

@SerenePony  
Thank you very much. I appreciate it a lot.

It’ll take some time but it is possible. I’m confident you will be able to.

Okay… :( Thanks.

@OliverHancock  
Moving forward, maybe you’ll find that first step to make each day a little easier.

@SerenePony  
I don’t know. I’m just trying to move forward.

@OliverHancock  
And thats not the way you want to go through your day, right?

@SerenePony  
I’m scared and confused and hopeless. I don’t know how to cope but I’m going about my day with my head down just to get through it.

@OliverHancock  

 
Its what I do, well what Im working on as a career. I want to help people.  
And take it one step at a time, at your pace.  
If you find a way to go in a positive direction, you encourage that in yourself. If you need to let out some emotion, dont be afraid, find a safe place and let it all out.

You are very upset and frustrated with all this. Heck even I believe the USA need to make changes to their mental heath sector, their whole healthcare thing in general. Im sure there must be a way to make it work. Governments in general have that “we know best” mentality.
 
You feeling alright though? looks like a lot you got off your chest there.

@SerenePony  
Thanks for listening anyway… I just want to be okay… I’ll be alright… Just gotta get through the day.

@SerenePony  
:’(

@OliverHancock  
Just seen your other messages, and you are right about how costly it is to get help in the USA, not only health care but mental health there. I have heard therapist costing up to $60 to $120 a session! Thats ridiculous!  
Here we have it priced depending on various factors, client and counsellor.

And the neoliberal establishment wonders why people are angry. They wonder why people want a revolution, and they wonder why people won’t vote for Biden or Trump, and they wonder why people want real change. The suburbanite yuppies all shake their heads in disbelief and stick their noses in the air and think they’re so fricken high and mighty because they’re not poor rednecks, they’re “the good white people” who “care about social justice” even though they really fucking don’t. You can say it on paper all you want, but until you actually write your statespeople and mental health professionals, get out there and protest, stop voting for the lesser of 2 evils, and listen to the people who are suffering the most, you’re part of the problem.
 
I’ve done all of that and I’ve felt so so incredibly alone while doing it, but at least I’ve done it. But it takes more than 1 person to get out there with a sign every now and then and 1 person to write their congressmen. And until we can have everyone rising up and saying enough is enough and making the establishment actually fear the alternative, they won’t listen, and they won’t care. They will give false promises and lame platitudes, messages of empty hope and empty change, thinly veiled as “progress” when held up in comparison to the far-right.

@OliverHancock  
I have heard about the mental health sector in the USA, how people with mental health issues spanning from levels A through C are treated, like you said, more like dollar signs than people who need help or someone to talk to. I have not heard of such things happening where I’m from, a lot of us are under guidelines to put our clients needs first.
 
I know that there its incredibly pricey and I have heard that a lot of practitioners seem to believe that they are the experts on your life and what you should do, when the best thing is to have a client make their choices while we encourage positive choices and changes. It should be down to the client to decide when they feel like they are done. Thats my belief anyway.
 
It seems to be the norm that a lot of countries dont seem to put much care into mental health, we get it here too. We try to work around it ourselves anyway. In our practices, we dont treat people any differently, we care for and work with them, if not, we will refer them to someone who can. You have been let down by the system in the USA by the sounds of it, In your time of need.
 
Its hard to hear how the mental health sector there has gone, even though counselling and therapy pretty much originated in the USA.

The costly bills, gaslighting, negative effects of medication, lack of positive effects, and lack of care that I’ve received from the mental health industry over the years has caused far more harm than good and it’s only in recent times that I’ve finally found some medication that seems like it might be doing more good than harm, however subtle, and that I have a therapist who actually gives a shit and works to understand something about their clients instead of treating them like cookie cutters with checkbooks.

Far too often we tell people to get help without realizing how incredibly difficult, costly, and ineffective that is the majority of the time. I’m not saying don’t try, but damnit, it’s incredibly frustrating. We need reform. We need to stop collectively yelling people to get help without making the help we have already actually do some good.

I have been gaslighted, neglected, and lied to so many times by the mental health industry and I’m not alone. I’m lucky I can even articulate my grievances, but welcome to Asperger’s I guess. I’m just so incredibly disgusted by it. It makes me sick even thinking about it. The sheer ridiculousness of so much of it. We pour millions of dollars into facilities in this country where people go to sit on the couch and watch TV surrounded by criminals, the mentally handicapped, and people with vastly different mental health problems all under one roof screaming and causing problems. We give them less treatment and care than they get on the outside and let them rot in there, and then when they get out we expect them to magically be better somehow instead of worse. It’s a complete farce. It’s an insult to collective intelligence. It’s utter nonsense. It’s disgusting, and yet our nation’s voters, our parents, our psychiatrist and therapists and other mental health professionals are complicit in it. We’re all complicit in it for letting this continue like this and saying “this is normal. This is just the way it is.” It’s absolutely disgusting the way that we treat people in this country. It’s maddening and no, I’m not violent and I’m not gonna go do somethimg crazy, but I can understand the thought process of people with no hope who go on shooting sprees and shoot up schools and doctors offices and the institutions which are rightfully symbols of suffering and utter negligence in this country. At the end of the day, no, I don’t agree with it, but I can understand why people feel that way and you should too.
 
This is what happens when you treat people like dollar signs.