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I'm very inspired by the works of SilverAtlas. The over-the-top bondage situations, the borderline torture that's willingly taken, and all sorts of "yep he's dead" stuff that let's be real, could feel very nice.
Idk. I'm very sensory-seeking and the extreme stuff just appeals to me. Being completely overtaken and helpless, overstimulated to no end, possibly forever, it's a good escapist fantasy. It'd take that any day over having to go to work. xD
"wait didn't he already go through this? did he escape?" fuck no. When I say it's permanent, then it's permanent. Our squirrel friend simply exists in a quantum state where he is both permanently bound and yet-to-be-bound at any given time. Alternate timelines, respawn, you find your explanation wherever you want. Maybe he's not one guy, but one of many clones kept in a factory for testing purposes. Idk. I told myself I wouldn't think too hard about it, cause otherwise I'd never be able to draw more than one of these bondage iterations; and you wouldn't want that, would you?
I wonder if it means anything that the "service provider"'s text color is the same as that of the biomech. Technically, it'd be the other way around. You make of that what you will. (Though then again, that'd explain who keeps cloning this guy for testing purposes...) Again, I'm trying not to bother with lore, otherwise I'd hinder myself. Channel your inner GameTheory and piece out the timeline, I've got squirrel bondage to draw.
Skritts
Memberis it canon or not?
yes.
PermaBoundKitty
MemberEither way he's one lucky guy, I'm jealous, not many people do glue or permanent bondage very well even in illustrations or roleplaying. This however is fantastic! Love it!
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