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I can't wait but I think what's interesting is the savagery and exoticism not an excessive size... in the end it becomes caricatured, and above all it's useless šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø
I really enjoy exaggerated proportions, and I believe many artists and renderers use this technique to give their works a more exotic appeal. In my view, the renderer should have creative freedom, as long as it follows a plausible logic—for example, considering whether such proportions fit harmoniously within the character's body. Currently, there are plugins on Renderotica that simulate vaginal dilation, adapting to almost any size by calculating the corresponding diameter to match the thickness of the penis (or whatever is being inserted). In this regard, it would be interesting for renderers to focus more on exotic penetration, as it’s a theme that encourages creativity. For instance, in Mom’s Help, there was a scene where the vagina was quite dilated; however, the opening ended up being larger than the thickness of the penis, creating an unnatural-looking gap. With the right plugin, this could be rendered in a more satisfying way, ensuring coherence: even if the size is large and theoretically fits, abdominal dilation must also be considered.
It’s important to highlight that this creative freedom depends on both the renderers and the writers, as they play essential roles in making the scene both engaging and visually coherent. This is just my opinion, but I believe this kind of work is incredibly interesting and fun to watch. Lost Family is guaranteed entertainment!
 
I believe that all PigKing characters should be introduced to the Zoophilia theme. When the narrative becomes too conventional, it makes it harder to create more creative sequences. A good example is Lost Family: nothing prevents the writer from developing more traditional stories in the "vanilla" style, as the characters are not confined to a single genre. Take Doctor Brandie, for instance. Simply introducing her into the Zoophilia context opened up new narrative possibilities, but that doesn't mean there can't be stories aimed at those who dislike this type of plot. In fact, I think all characters, without exception, should "lose their virginity to a gorilla nad dog.
My list of characters I would love to see in this context includes Miranda, Caroline, Louise, all the characters from Big Black Cock, Madison, and all the ones from Forbidden Desire. Take Madison as an example—her story is almost always set inside her house, which makes it somewhat limited for me. Although the renderers do an excellent job, the confined setting reduces the potential of the plot.
The advantage of Zoophiliais that it allows for more creative and dynamic scripts while not preventing characters from having more conventional relationships with a lot of creativity. I believe a balanced proportion, something like 50% of stories within this theme and 50% exploring other dynamics, would be an excellent choice. I like all the themes, I'm not a fan of anything, but the stories are much more fun when the character gets involved in zoophilia, but let's face it, the stories are much more fun and cover a range of interesting situations!
When it comes to erotic publications with other genres of sexual fantasy, the discomfort or repulsion some people feel may stem from similar factors, but with additional nuances, especially due to the emotional and sexual charge that the theme involves.

In erotic publications, these genres of sexual fantasy may not only represent a conflict of feelings but also of desire and physical attraction. This can touch on deeper issues such as:

  1. Expectations and Sexual Fantasies: Many people consuming erotic publications have an expectation of ideal or fantastic experiences, and more complex sexual fantasies may challenge this vision, especially if they involve themes like jealousy, insecurity, or multiple relationships. The conflict between characters can be seen as an interruption of the "perfection" that erotic fantasies often seek.
  2. Insecurity in the Sexual Context: When the theme involves sexual desire divided between multiple people or unusual dynamics, it can touch on insecurities related to attraction, fear of not being enough for the partner, or the fear of being compared to someone else. If someone has difficulty dealing with these feelings in real life, it may be hard to separate this from the fiction and read the story more lightly.
  3. Projection of Traumas: Just like in traditional relationships, certain genres of sexual fantasy may remind someone of past experiences of betrayal, rejection, or abandonment. This is amplified when the sexual element is added, making the story more emotionally charged and triggering a more visceral reaction.
  4. Morality and Personal Values: An erotic publication with other genres of sexual fantasy may challenge some people's notions of "sexual morality." Those with a more conservative view of sex and relationships may find this type of narrative disrespectful or disturbing. In some cases, this can transform into a rejection of the very idea that multiple desires and relationships can coexist in a healthy and consensual manner.
  5. Fantasies and Reality: Like in any erotic fiction, there is a fine line between fantasy and reality. For some people, it may be difficult to separate erotic elements from real life, especially if emotional issues (such as envy or feelings of inadequacy) are amplified by the narrative. This can create resistance to the theme, as it may be seen as something "unrecognizable" or uncomfortable compared to what is expected or desired in their own relationships.
However, people with a more balanced mindset can separate fantasy from reality, allowing themselves to explore and have fun with more unusual themes. For these individuals, what might be considered a "strange theme" by some can simply be a form of fun and relaxation. After all, everyone has their own way of entertaining themselves and dealing with fantasies. It’s also important to recognize that some people end up falling in love with the characters, creating in them a model of perfection to be achieved. This phenomenon can happen especially when the work becomes an emotional escape or a projected desire, but ultimately, this is part of each fan’s subjective experience.

Let’s face it: everything is valid, and everything is allowed, as long as it is considered a work of art and fiction, with the purpose of entertaining and providing relaxation. After all, fiction is meant to take us to places where reality doesn't reach, and the important thing is that the viewer feels free to enjoy the experience without being tied to what is "right" or "wrong."
 
I believe that all PigKing characters should be introduced to the Zoophilia theme. When the narrative becomes too conventional, it makes it harder to create more creative sequences. A good example is Lost Family: nothing prevents the writer from developing more traditional stories in the "vanilla" style, as the characters are not confined to a single genre. Take Doctor Brandie, for instance. Simply introducing her into the Zoophilia context opened up new narrative possibilities, but that doesn't mean there can't be stories aimed at those who dislike this type of plot. In fact, I think all characters, without exception, should "lose their virginity to a gorilla nad dog.
My list of characters I would love to see in this context includes Miranda, Caroline, Louise, all the characters from Big Black Cock, Madison, and all the ones from Forbidden Desire. Take Madison as an example—her story is almost always set inside her house, which makes it somewhat limited for me. Although the renderers do an excellent job, the confined setting reduces the potential of the plot.
The advantage of Zoophiliais that it allows for more creative and dynamic scripts while not preventing characters from having more conventional relationships with a lot of creativity. I believe a balanced proportion, something like 50% of stories within this theme and 50% exploring other dynamics, would be an excellent choice. I like all the themes, I'm not a fan of anything, but the stories are much more fun when the character gets involved in zoophilia, but let's face it, the stories are much more fun and cover a range of interesting situations!
I quite agree even if personally, I am more inclined to the zoo, because it allows a real fiction, especially in the case of lost family which delivers an improbable narration, and therefore it allows fantasy. It is because it is extreme that it remains a fiction whether it is with chimpanzees or a pig or an impala, in short it remains a fiction adventure
 
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It's curious how some pornography consumers seem to want to abolish the (Zoophilia) genre from 3D fictional works. If they don't like it, they should simply not consume it. Go find something that suits your taste instead of wasting time with dislikes. The worst part is that many are too cowardly to even comment and explain their reasons for rejecting the genre. If they at least presented a valid point of view, I would respect it. But trying to dictate what can or cannot be created is a blatant disregard for content creators' work.
For example, I don't like works featuring transsexuals, but I don't mind that they exist. However, when it comes to (Zoophilia), some people seem to be unreasonably bothered by it. Take PigKing, for instance—his notoriety today is largely due to the (Zoophilia) genre. Other artists may render better, but they don't deliver the kind of content that the majority actually enjoys. Of course, there's always room for improvement in scene composition, and that happens naturally, making the work more fun and creative.
Moreover, it's clear that PigKing's characters are not normal human beings. If they were real, they would require serious psychiatric evaluation due to their exotic and recurring sexual behavior. And this applies even to characters who don't engage in (Zoophilia). But that's exactly what makes it a fictional work intended for entertainment. Most of the audience consuming this type of content either enjoys it or simply doesn’t care. If you don’t like it, just move on and find something that suits your taste. It’s that simple.
I don't like stories with ugly, fat old women, but there's one exception: a character created by Frank Romano, who seems to be in Village Hell. I really appreciate that character, even though it goes against my personal rule. However, I don’t mind renderers and writers who create this type of work—after all, some people like it. Why would I be bothered by that?
 
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It's curious how some pornography consumers seem to want to abolish the (Zoophilia) genre from 3D fictional works. If they don't like it, they should simply not consume it. Go find something that suits your taste instead of wasting time with dislikes. The worst part is that many are too cowardly to even comment and explain their reasons for rejecting the genre. If they at least presented a valid point of view, I would respect it. But trying to dictate what can or cannot be created is a blatant disregard for content creators' work.
For example, I don't like works featuring transsexuals, but I don't mind that they exist. However, when it comes to (Zoophilia), some people seem to be unreasonably bothered by it. Take PigKing, for instance—his notoriety today is largely due to the (Zoophilia) genre. Other artists may render better, but they don't deliver the kind of content that the majority actually enjoys. Of course, there's always room for improvement in scene composition, and that happens naturally, making the work more fun and creative.
Moreover, it's clear that PigKing's characters are not normal human beings. If they were real, they would require serious psychiatric evaluation due to their exotic and recurring sexual behavior. And this applies even to characters who don't engage in (Zoophilia). But that's exactly what makes it a fictional work intended for entertainment. Most of the audience consuming this type of content either enjoys it or simply doesn’t care. If you don’t like it, just move on and find something that suits your taste. It’s that simple.
I don't like stories with ugly, fat old women, but there's one exception: a character created by Frank Romano, who seems to be in Village Hell. I really appreciate that character, even though it goes against my personal rule. However, I don’t mind renderers and writers who create this type of work—after all, some people like it. Why would I be bothered by that?
Absolutely it's the freedom to create... regarding Pigking and Crazydad, the poll showed that the majority of readers had voted overwhelmingly for the zoo. Which doesn't exclude other styles of creation all the same. šŸ¤·šŸ¾ā€ā™€ļø
 

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