Oceans Yet to Burn

[Oceans Yet to Burn]

When talking about monstergirls, we are talking about something that is both greater and lesser than human.  More powerful, sometimes overwhelmingly so, while also more animalistic and wild.  Sexual, enthusiastic, playful.

What men want, the longing in their hearts, is to be wanted.  To be validated, in the only way that masculinity can be.

The straight female fantasy of her own overwhelming desirability taming a terrifying and powerful, yet handsome and charming creature, more masculine than any mere man, and monopolizing it to her own ends, is matched in its male mirror.

[Oceans Yet to Burn]

Anonymous asked:

I feel like there should be distinct genres for obviously nonhuman monstergirls (like harpies, the ones with giant snake torsos, Girls From The Black Lagoon assuming that's a thing, it should, that'd be cool) and monstergirls who, though actually nonhuman, use some form of illusion magic or shapeshifting to appear fully human (and possibly their real form isn't even vaguely humanoid). The former is really cool, but the latter is My Thing. I hope that doesn't make me a normie.

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