[Various Artists] Melissa N. - Melissa 822 inspired Comics, Stories & Artwork

i was looking at several AI image generators yesterday after I found the free version of chatGPT limits the number of images to five or so a day. I tried a few others but some wouldn't create innocent images of someone lying on a bed for example. if the images are censored by the AI software there is no point of using their software for adult themed stories. Does anyone know of any other AI image generators that are free to use and can produce risque images?
 

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I wish the makers of tg content cared more about making their stories even remotely believable. I used to enjoy Melissa N. and LilTKit a lot, but I have no interest in their newer stuff. There's this odd trend too in tg fiction where the protagonist gets surgery and goes from looking like a man to 11/10 beautiful woman entirely off-screen. All Melissa's stuff is like that now.

Is there anyone creating realistic forcedfem stories?

What's a 'realistic force fem' story, though? Estrogen alone can be magic. Facial Feminization Surgery also works wonders.

The point of these stories isn't realism, anyway. The point is for the creator and the read to have an excuse to become a cute girl and date men without needing to admit to wanting it in real life lol
 
What's a 'realistic force fem' story, though? Estrogen alone can be magic. Facial Feminization Surgery also works wonders.

The point of these stories isn't realism, anyway. The point is for the creator and the read to have an excuse to become a cute girl and date men without needing to admit to wanting it in real life lol
My frustration is precisely that, that in actual real life estrogen and breast implants alone can turn a man into a beautiful woman. You just don't need to resort to sci-fi, magic or crazy futuristic surgeries.

If the point of a feminization story is for the reader to think 'wow, this could happen to me' then clearly realism is incredibly important.

Despite this though authors and artists insist on depicting hormones and surgery in completely unrealistic ways. Take Aphrodite's Mirror. The main character already looked like a believable woman with makeup and prosthetics. Then he gets 50 crazy sci-fi surgeries in one go that just turn him into a totally different character. What's the point in that?

If you're interested in what I'd call a realistic story read Blondie's Lost Summer/Year or Hand Me Downs.
 
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