[LilTKit / LittleTgKitten] Collection

[ricardoricardes]

I think there's a very subtle character development going on. For example, Kevin changes his attitude and teases and flatters Dee throughout the chapter. He takes a more active role after fucking with her and no longer represses his attraction. This makes Dee feel vulnerable but also attracted, as we can see in the last panel, where the text color reveals that her feminine side is growing more and more. These are very subtle details, but they reflect that LilTKit is taking the time to develop this story.

What's undeniable is that Dee looks incredibly sexy in every episode. It's crazy how Nick went from being a womanizer to this stunning Latina. Kev is so lucky. It's so exciting to see how Dee finds herself more and more often in situations that degrade her masculinity, or what little remains of it. There's still a part of her that refuses to accept her new self, and that part is slowly fading away. What do you think needs to happen for her to finally accept that Nick is gone and embrace becoming Daphne for good?

 

[anon_anime]

nice to see them develop feelings for each other but this part kind of bore me, because it didn't do anything to progress the story

I think it depends, what your expectation is to how big the steps for the story development have to be... As Ricardoricardes said there is undoubtedly some development, but its more hinted and distinguished for this chapter.

Personally, I'm always searching for hints in panels that maybe foreshadow some future storypoints. To me It makes more fun to think about what could be, when there are some obvious or hidden breadcrumbs in the story...

But that is not everyones cup of tea, so no bad feelings. Taste and preferences are allowed to be different.

 

[anon_anime]

What's undeniable is that Dee looks incredibly sexy in every episode. It's crazy how Nick went from being a womanizer to this stunning Latina. Kev is so lucky. It's so exciting to see how Dee finds herself more and more often in situations that degrade her masculinity, or what little remains of it. There's still a part of her that refuses to accept her new self, and that part is slowly fading away. What do you think needs to happen for her to finally accept that Nick is gone and embrace becoming Daphne for good?

Maybe if the heritage becomes unreachable, there will be no anchor more for Nicks old persona...
How that could happen will be the interesting part. Daphne will already have problems claiming the heritage if nobody recognizes her as Nick anymore.

 

[Communist Bimbo]

MAKE THAT BOYFRIEND OFFICIAL, GIRLYPOP!!!

 

[Kobboldpot]

Apparently I'm giving up on long-running trans porn comics. It's become too... long.

Chronology of the latest issues (Keep in mind that this is essentially all after full feminization, when the hero is indistinguishable from a chick in both appearance and behavior):
- Small talk. Masturbation.
- Small talk. Light flirting. Masturbation.
- Flirting with small talk.
- Caresses, undressing.
- Sex!
- Small talk.
- Small talk. Flirting. Well, sort of, a relationship begins.

And all this took three months. And other than a couple of camera angles in a couple of frames, it's impossible to tell that the story is about feminization, not about a young, lustful maid.

 

[anon_anime]

Apparently I'm giving up on long-running trans porn comics. It's become too... long.

Chronology of the latest issues (Keep in mind that this is essentially all after full feminization, when the hero is indistinguishable from a chick in both appearance and behavior):
- Small talk. Masturbation.
- Small talk. Light flirting. Masturbation.
- Flirting with small talk.
- Caresses, undressing.
- Sex!
- Small talk.
- Small talk. Flirting. Well, sort of, a relationship begins.

And all this took three months. And other than a couple of camera angles in a couple of frames, it's impossible to tell that the story is about feminization, not about a young, lustful maid.

Well, I understand your frustration.

But is Feminization a category for the author or their main focus? To me, most authors just dabble in some intricate details about the feminization process, but their most prominent feature is to write or create erotica, feminization is just a plot for them to create that goal. I won't deny, that the plot after the feminization to this point is getting longer and longer at this point... Maybe the author is milking the story at this point, but maybe some story points have to be delivered to prepare the next steps? Maybe both?
Fact is, that Daphnes Feminization is NOT complete, because in most/a lot of stories from LittleTGKitten the MC will get a full functioning vagina.
And that has still to come...

 

[Kobboldpot]

It's crazy how Nick went from being a womanizer to this stunning Latina.

There's nothing crazy about it. It's typical authorial whimsy, where changes aren't justified by events or circumstances, but merely by the author's desire to steer the narrative in the expected direction. I noticed this as early as the moment the character started singing into a mop like a teenage girl. Strictly speaking, from the moment she starts working at the mansion, she's simply a different character. This isn't a feminized guy trying to fit in, but a pubescent girl who got a job through connections.

 

[Kobboldpot]

Well, I understand your frustration.

But is Feminization a category for the author or their main focus? To me, most authors just dabble in some intricate details about the feminization process, but their most prominent feature is to write or create erotica, feminization is just a plot for them to create that goal. I won't deny, that the plot after the feminization to this point is getting longer and longer at this point... Maybe the author is milking the story at this point, but maybe some story points have to be delivered to prepare the next steps? Maybe both?
Fact is, that Daphnes Feminization is NOT complete, because in most/a lot of stories from LittleTGKitten the MC will get a full functioning vagina.
And that has still to come...

Well, I'm not just talking about the feminization process anymore, but rather about the fact that absolutely nothing happens in these long scenes. And it just drags on and on and on. And it's unclear where it's going or why.

As for feminization, I already wrote about it above, but I'll just repeat it superficially: In fact, it already happened. And not just happened, but the character was literally replaced in one scene. Everything that happens is more about a pubescent teenager, not counting literally a couple of lines per episode.

And about the vagina. Well, that strange thing between the legs is only distinguishable from a vagina from certain angles.

 

[Kobboldpot]

And since I've started droning on, I'll finish. This applies not only to this story, but to established tropes of the genre as a whole.

I understand that all trans stories are, in their own way, variations on Cinderella, but each time it's cringeworthy.

In this story: In a few months, the hero has mastered Spanish/Portuguese to a level indistinguishable from a native speaker. And he knows some superstitions, customs, and ways of life. Which, again, I repeat, sounds more like the story of a naive local girl than a former womanizer. But in general: Yesterday's transformed people, within a couple of months (or even weeks), start posing like top models on their first try, dancing in any genre, they have the feminine, seductive mannerisms of top femme fatales, they learn languages on the fly, often even acting, and they are always more beautiful than all the women around them. And, of course, all the bosses immediately fall in love with them, and no one can suspect a thing. (To its credit, at least in this story they retained a healthy height of 180+, rather than the character model often shrinking to 50 kg during transformation, although it's a question of how the guy would have been able to carry that mare.)

What takes years for others, trans characters master instantly, as if by magic. And I kind of understand that it's a genre, a fairy tale, and I can't blame those who enjoy it, but personally, I think I've outgrown it.

 

[anon_anime]

And since I've started droning on, I'll finish. This applies not only to this story, but to established tropes of the genre as a whole.

I understand that all trans stories are, in their own way, variations on Cinderella, but each time it's cringeworthy.

In this story: In a few months, the hero has mastered Spanish/Portuguese to a level indistinguishable from a native speaker. And he knows some superstitions, customs, and ways of life. Which, again, I repeat, sounds more like the story of a naive local girl than a former womanizer. But in general: Yesterday's transformed people, within a couple of months (or even weeks), start posing like top models on their first try, dancing in any genre, they have the feminine, seductive mannerisms of top femme fatales, they learn languages on the fly, often even acting, and they are always more beautiful than all the women around them. And, of course, all the bosses immediately fall in love with them, and no one can suspect a thing. (To its credit, at least in this story they retained a healthy height of 180+, rather than the character model often shrinking to 50 kg during transformation, although it's a question of how the guy would have been able to carry that mare.)

What takes years for others, trans characters master instantly, as if by magic. And I kind of understand that it's a genre, a fairy tale, and I can't blame those who enjoy it, but personally, I think I've outgrown it.

Let me summarize:
Realism is not the strong point of most erotica and that is starting to not be your taste anymore.

That is a valid stance/opinion!

Also: Everybody grows, tastes can change.

I think that is the way of life.

My question is:
What will you now do?
Won't you contribute to the forum or this specific thread anymore? Will you just stop supporting artists, that you supported in the past?
Most people that outgrow of some hobbies just stop coming to forums or to meetings, but you took the time to elaborately talk about your opinion.
What is your expectation?

 

[Kobboldpot]

Let me summarize:
Realism is not the strong point of most erotica and that is starting to not be your taste anymore.

That is a valid stance/opinion!

Also: Everybody grows, tastes can change.

I think that is the way of life.

My question is:
What will you now do?
Won't you contribute to the forum or this specific thread anymore? Will you just stop supporting artists, that you supported in the past?
Most people that outgrow of some hobbies just stop coming to forums or to meetings, but you took the time to elaborately talk about your opinion.
What is your expectation?

Well, since I'm from Russia, I've unfortunately lost the opportunity to support authors for quite some time now (though I used to support quite a few of them, like Melissa, for example).

I'll stop visiting the forum, because whenever I do, I just mumble and mumble, causing negativity in the discussion.

As for what I'll be doing... Well, that's an extremely strange question. Do you think I've had nothing better to do in my life than search for and watch trans comics? Is that how you spend your life?

 

[ricardoricardes]

Well, since I'm from Russia, I've unfortunately lost the opportunity to support authors for quite some time now (though I used to support quite a few of them, like Melissa, for example).

I'll stop visiting the forum, because whenever I do, I just mumble and mumble, causing negativity in the discussion.

As for what I'll be doing... Well, that's an extremely strange question. Do you think I've had nothing better to do in my life than search for and watch trans comics? Is that how you spend your life?

Hi. I'll say this with the utmost respect: your opinions and the way you communicate are somewhat negative. Everyone is free to express their ideas, but if the way you do so is offensive to others, the thread is going to become aggressive in some way. I believe the purpose of this thread is to share the artist's work and have a friendly conversation about it. It's not necessary to be confrontational to do so.

 

[anon_anime]

Well, since I'm from Russia, I've unfortunately lost the opportunity to support authors for quite some time now (though I used to support quite a few of them, like Melissa, for example).

I'll stop visiting the forum, because whenever I do, I just mumble and mumble, causing negativity in the discussion.

As for what I'll be doing... Well, that's an extremely strange question. Do you think I've had nothing better to do in my life than search for and watch trans comics? Is that how you spend your life?

No, visiting this forum is not my whole life. It wasn't when I was on the 8's forum before and its not now.
Sometimes I just converse about some new publications or some comics, sometimes I share whatever I deem to be useful for the forum.
But what I won't do is rant about things that I'm not able to change and which are not open to discussion.
Its fair play to share someone's opinion, but only if its constructive for a topic or open for discussion, because you/someone wants to widen his/her perspective. But that's not how I read your last posts. In my humble opinion your posts seemed to be a rant (which can be OK), but with no possibility to continue related to the thread or to your post.

I'll say it just once how I expect forums to work:
If you share your opinion and don't allow discussion or comments, a diary would be the better option than communicating in a forum that thrives only with exchange.

I don't mean or intend to attack you personally - you do you, it's fine -, that's just my honest view on how to use a forum.

 

[Kobboldpot]

Hi. I'll say this with the utmost respect: your opinions and the way you communicate are somewhat negative. Everyone is free to express their ideas, but if the way you do so is offensive to others, the thread is going to become aggressive in some way. I believe the purpose of this thread is to share the artist's work and have a friendly conversation about it. It's not necessary to be confrontational to do so.

No, visiting this forum is not my whole life. It wasn't when I was on the 8's forum before and its not now.
Sometimes I just converse about some new publications or some comics, sometimes I share whatever I deem to be useful for the forum.
But what I won't do is rant about things that I'm not able to change and which are not open to discussion.
Its fair play to share someone's opinion, but only if its constructive for a topic or open for discussion, because you/someone wants to widen his/her perspective. But that's not how I read your last posts. In my humble opinion your posts seemed to be a rant (which can be OK), but with no possibility to continue related to the thread or to your post.

I'll say it just once how I expect forums to work:
If you share your opinion and don't allow discussion or comments, a diary would be the better option than communicating in a forum that thrives only with exchange.

I don't mean or intend to attack you personally - you do you, it's fine -, that's just my honest view on how to use a forum.

Sorry. There's no thread here for art criticism on "Characteristics of the Tropes and Literary Genre of Feminization Comics." And isn't this a forum for fans of the genre, where you can find people to talk to about it? Isn't that the whole point of a "forum"? Especially when it's such a niche and rather unpopular genre, one that's also perceived so negatively in public debate that even the mere fact of being interested in feminization comics can lead to ostracism? You can look at the history of dark erotica, where it's literally become fashionable to ridicule both the works themselves and the genre's fans.

Although, ultimately, it's still literature, with all the corresponding analysis. Although I left most of my analysis regarding the genre in Melissa's thread. Literary and artistic discussions have always been, so to speak, heated. Sometimes it leads to blows, sometimes even knives.

But I admit that it may not only be a matter of your strange vulnerability, but also that, since I am communicating through a translator, the text may be distorted and turn into something formal, dry and rude.

 

[anon_anime]

Sorry. There's no thread here for art criticism on "Characteristics of the Tropes and Literary Genre of Feminization Comics." And isn't this a forum for fans of the genre, where you can find people to talk to about it? Isn't that the whole point of a "forum"? Especially when it's such a niche and rather unpopular genre, one that's also perceived so negatively in public debate that even the mere fact of being interested in feminization comics can lead to ostracism? You can look at the history of dark erotica, where it's literally become fashionable to ridicule both the works themselves and the genre's fans.

Although, ultimately, it's still literature, with all the corresponding analysis. Although I left most of my analysis regarding the genre in Melissa's thread. Literary and artistic discussions have always been, so to speak, heated. Sometimes it leads to blows, sometimes even knives.

But I admit that it may not only be a matter of your strange vulnerability, but also that, since I am communicating through a translator, the text may be distorted and turn into something formal, dry and rude.

Don't get me wrong: If we have the same perspective on how the forum works, that's great.

But I'll try to elaborate more, why we are discussing in my opinion:
You ranted in this post and then finished your post with "I've outgrown it."
Thats neither a question nor an invitation to discuss something. To me it felt like an athlete announcing he retires. Therefore I asked what you expected with your post.
Did you maybe want a reaction from us? A pledge from us to you to -please god- still like the trope?
Some could say: Why should other users bother, if it seemed from the intonation that you already finished caring. It felt like a goodbye from you. That felt rather unusual in a forum context. And therefore I tried to ask what you meant.

But instead of clarifying what you wanted to say you diverted. Now you are even trying to push the topic to "my strange vulnerability" - whatever you mean with it, but it feels like YOU are getting personal here - and it seems we are discussing on different layers.

I'll finish the discussion here, cause we could be already annoying other people.
Whatever you intended with your post here, "vulnerable me" didn't understand it (properly) -sorry for that and then asking- , but to be honest, now I don't care anymore.

 

[Kobboldpot]

Don't get me wrong: If we have the same perspective on how the forum works, that's great.

But I'll try to elaborate more, why we are discussing in my opinion:
You ranted in this post and then finished your post with "I've outgrown it."
Thats neither a question nor an invitation to discuss something. To me it felt like an athlete announcing he retires. Therefore I asked what you expected with your post.
Did you maybe want a reaction from us? A pledge from us to you to -please god- still like the trope?
Some could say: Why should other users bother, if it seemed from the intonation that you already finished caring. It felt like a goodbye from you. That felt rather unusual in a forum context. And therefore I tried to ask what you meant.

But instead of clarifying what you wanted to say you diverted. Now you are even trying to push the topic to "my strange vulnerability" - whatever you mean with it, but it feels like YOU are getting personal here - and it seems we are discussing on different layers.

I'll finish the discussion here, cause we could be already annoying other people.
Whatever you intended with your post here, "vulnerable me" didn't understand it (properly) -sorry for that and then asking- , but to be honest, now I don't care anymore.

"Oh my god, someone dared to have their own opinion, their own position, and share a little piece of their inner world in the form of some summative musings out loud! Cry-cry. And so I will express my extremely irritated opinion in the form of passive aggression, adding "with all due respect to your opinion" to every sentence, lest anyone, God forbid, accuse me of toxicity."

 

[BriannatheMage]

Nothing is more in the spirit of a what a forum is supposed to be than two or more people bickering over a shared niche interest. Hope the mods let it ride but knowing them, they’ll delete the whole exchange

 

[KidtheKidd]

Eh. No harm no foul. I see a long wall of text and I skip. If people want to be active, a digital forum seems fine. And while that occurs, the rest await the comic.

 

[grimbo]

Im riveted



Also, waiting for a pic in a story of the participants smoking after sex- another trope to add in

(or maybe vaping)

 

[ganzer]

If we are talking about what should be de rigueur on forums, I believe productive discussions depend primarily on mutual respect between the parties involved. When the debate devolves, as it does so often, into people sniping at each other or questioning each other's motivation, you just have a lot of animosity being generated with very little of any real value gained.

Art should always be criticized and held to as high a standard as we can raise. But we should never forget, in doing so, to treat each other with love, respect, and most of all kindness.