puppybluz

AKA "Why knees should never 'reverse direction' in TFs. Ever." Introduction So. How many times have you read this exact sentence, or some variation of it, in a TF: "Bobby winced in pain, sickened by the loud 'crunch' of his bones as his knees turned backwards, and he fell to all fours, no longer able to stand"? I'm guessing the answer is, as it is for me, 'too many to count'. Oftentimes, you find it in inexperienced works, but it's not the sole province of the amateur. You can also find it even in commercial transformation stories - KA Applegate, author of the Animorphs series, which got me and likely a lot of other people into TF, tries t

Mortals have trouble understanding the concept of love: What does it mean? What is it? Will it ever happen to me? All the questions and more run through their mind- since they have been able to think for themselves and distance themselves from the realm of apes, that one eternal question lingers- What is love? Such a swift, fleeting, eternal, painful, wondrous thing- it cannot be put into words. Yet mortals have put it into flesh and blood- Aphrodite and her son Eros. Ridiculous, I say. How can such a malicious thing be called love? It is a disgusting mockery. Then again...I am hypocritical. Once I thought love to be something best