Arina-Artemis @arina_artemis@awoo.space

Thinking about equine heat.
Sometimes one just needs to have a big dark puffy leaky musky mare/jennett pussy.
Nestled high between their buttocks, always on display and readily accessible.

(It's me, I'm the one)

@tabitha@pounced-on.me Offers hugs

@flesh https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puck_(A_Midsummer_Night%27s_Dream)

Yesterday someone compared me to Puck and now I'm having transformation'ey mischief moods.

@flesh Always worth considering.

Turning naughty children into donkeys: vaguely pedophilic, actually abusive, generally eww.
Turning naughty adults into donkeys: great kink space, amazing avenue for fixing injustices, generally great.

A gaggle of my sonas coming out of several doors.

"It is horny that created us."
"Horny that connects us."
"Horny that pulls us."
"That guides us."
"That drive us."
"It is horny that defines us."
"Horny that binds us."

"We're here because of you Arina. We're here to give you what you tried to give us."

"A DAMN GOOD DICKING"

@owashii@plush.city Corgi beans. Nods

We've got:

• Strange potions
• Weird "science" growth+devolution ray
• Good ole "90s radiation"
• Essence of the 7 Sins
• Magical shackles and harnesses
• And many more!

All the great ways to turn you into a hulking beastial brute that you deserve to be.

Turns you into a ratty shortstack femboy with MASSIVE nuts

Subby beastial mood: not being allowed decisions. Not being trusted to handled decisions anymore. Always collared, harnessed, leashed, trussed. Locked up in your cage or stall or kennel for the night.

This thought brought you comfort. You were still you, just an animal. Not as intellectually gifted as usual, sure, but that wasn't really important. Not when you had your witchy friends spoiling you and other critters to have fun and play with.

And yet, despite it, you never felt like you lost yourself. You were still you. Shy when it came to new acquaintances, but affectionate and talkative when you opened up. Respective of the rules but curious and inquisitive. And, truth be told, more than a little lazy — one of the reasons you ended up on a farm in the first place.

You were quite keenly aware of how much of your mind was removed, or simplified. Pruned, so to speak, to fit your new form. You used to be good at math, and now even the concept of an abstraction didn't fit into your mind. Letters looked like squiggles, and even understanding human words required effort. When your friend was talking to you, you often found it easier to just drift off and take in their mood and tone.

Life as an animal on your witchy friend's farm was an interesting excursion. Between warm hay to sleep on, good feed, lots of space to run around and company of other animals, you had all the creature comforts your new form desired.
And it did leave surprisingly lots of time for introspection.