Monster Researcher Interview A Gorgon| Spicymancer comic dub

very insightful.
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Eclair and the gorgon - Audrey Willowbrook

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[theGreatKingofSpiders]

Like a wise man said long time ago
" *You can't turn me into stone because I'm already rock hard* "

[moreexpressolessdepresso]

Dunno man, I just like the idea of a "snuggly snake mommy". The risk of being petrified is a price I'd be willing to pay.

[Silver_Sonic_]

I think the Gorgon has found a new victim.

[thevine]

The intern is literally describing the "suspension bridge" effect. It is why you take dates to haunted houses or scary movies.

[thusnameddigital]

Whether they can turn you to stone or not, snake women are the best. I love the idea of being wrapped up in her tail, the ultimate hug.

[cutiekanroji]

Surprisingly, that explanation alone helped me realize why the thought of being petrified by a beautiful gorgon sounds so…nice.

[ephemispriest]

If it stays hard for more than four hours call a cleric.

[peterwhite]

For those who found teh video, there is a follow up post of the artist of teh Aftercare wich in short:
- During un-petrification, light strechs are important since the body remain in the same position for a while (minutes to a few hours)
- Re-hydrating is also more important then normal since petrification can cause a faster loss of liquids during the reverting process.

[asura]

I find no problem with gorgon mommy, I'd just wear a blindfold and let my hands do all the work

[baileycownley]

Medusa is a Gorgon but not all Gorgons are Medusa.

[Zarcasi]

Gorgon: "Wow child, are you an scholar of the first sin or what?, becuase you are hitting hard"

[andrewdowns]

Researcher: "Moving to another subject, I've always bwen curious - how much sentience do your snake hairs have? Are they simply extensions of yourself or do they have minds of their own? Also, are they capable of eating and consuming food? If so, where does that food go? And lastly, how do you communicate with your snakes? Do you share a hive mind as they are attached to your own mind, or can you simply understand them as if you could talk to snakes? And if its the former, could you see through them, thus allowing you to go about your day seeing through your snake's eyes and preventing unwanted petrification?"

[ComposedSage]

That researcher or librarian at the end outlined what she really wanted for herself 😂

[torrancemoore]

Cobra is a new design/take I've seen on a gorgon. Interesting

[rookcapcoldblood]

Seriously, nail on the head, and I didn't even know it until she said it. The comforting feeling of just giving over control to someone else, feeling safe enough to give everything to them, letting them take care of you and pamper you and ensure every single need is met, all while in their tender grasp with their soft voice in your ear...

I suppose I understand myself better now.

[sidfoster]

Gotta love how at this point, everyone just ignores that Gorgon’s were absolutely hideous to the point that people would Literally be petrified by the sight of their face. If you’re horny enough, history doesn’t matter.

[ImTotally]

As someone with a hypnosis kink and a fear of responsibility this put it into words in a way I never thought possible

[Hawkensk]

Then theres the guys who are immune. But we dont speak loudly of them.

[Anime-Doof]

If it’s reversible and non-lethal (provided you aren’t broken while petrified) I could see the appeal.

When done well and with a trust between partners, BDSM is a healthy and enjoyable experience.

S-so I hear.

[djordjepopovic]

Solution: wear contact lenses...
Maybe I should buy some.