Digestion Fans, How Painful Do Prefer Stomach Acid?

[HungryNacho]

How do like Stomach Acid to be as for pain wise? I like Stomach acid to be almost numbing you can't feel a thing but it's still breaking down the prey and the prey gives up and falls asleep while the preds body breaks them down. yeah probably isn't realistic or exciting but I saw it in a story once and it ended being something I really liked in digestion. but sometimes I like painful digestion if I'm feeling in the mood for Intense and horror related things. I actually like both numbing and painful a lot actually depends on my mood. so what do you prefer the level of pain stomach acid to be like?

[Humbug]

In general, I prefer it to be tingly on the outer layers (clothes, skin, fur, etc.) and more and more excruciating as it eats away into their muscles and nerves. But it's very rare that I enjoy this stated explicitly. It's just how I picture things myself.

Sometimes, though, fast digestion happens, and it's really, really painful for a short time until the prey dies. I'm okay with that too.

[Artemis]

I like to treat it as more of a slow burn. A burning itchiness that isn't especially awful when it first starts, but becomes quite painful as it covers your whole body. It's a slow death, rather than an especially excruciating one.

[cranberryknights1]

While I don't prefer digestion usually at all if it does occur I would like it to be pretty pain free. Pain and violence are deal breakers for me so as long as it doesn't harm the prey I don't mind stories or fantasies where the prey is digested.

[sweetladyamy]

I actually really enjoy pain becoming pleasure due to sensation signals being overloaded and confused during digestion.

It's still painful, but due to the aforementioned overload, it leads to sexual stimulation/orgasm.

[MrGrimlock]

Can go either way, depending on the scenario and/or vore method. Melty and painless for CV or those who are kinda squeamish about gore/pain, or very detailed messy and painful for more perilous ones, describing just how the prey's falling apart in there.

[dragonjerky]

Fatal vore is a must for me. The prey succumbing to the digestive process comes with the territory. Though, I've never really been a fan of graphic digestion or gore. That said, I go either way on pain. It can be a thing where digestion is uncomfortable but tires the prey out to the point where they pass out and never feel the end coming. Or, it can be something where there is pain, which may lead to one moment of intense burning which causes the prey to expire. What I do not like, however, is for the prey do needlessly suffer. It can be painful, but only what is required for nature to take it's course.

[C107galaxytachyon]

For me personally, the actual level of pain felt by the digesting prey really isn’t that big a factor in regards to whether or not I’ll enjoy a story. What matters most for me, is not granting them the sweet release of death by it, in any permanent sense.

[kagamichan]

I prefer it to be painless or even pleasurable.

[TurboRex300]

Painless and soothing for me. I view digestion as a way for a pred and prey to bond by becoming inseparable, and thus the situation is often pleasurable

[Riraito]

Very Painful.

[midnightisle]

Eh, depends on the context. If I'm writing a scenario where the pred is aggressive and violent, then I'll definitely write a more brutal digestion scene. If I'm writing something where the prey is willing, I'm less inclined to write painful digestion. Either way, I like the psychological aspect of digestion on the prey's end, like the prey's acceptance (or lack of acceptance) toward their fate and whatnot.

[Cowrie]

When RPing, I'm pretty flexible about what I describe my prey going through. I'm fine with anything from pure pleasure to agonizing pain. However, my default, and preference, is for prey to start out feeling a tingling, but for it to escalate to burning pain as the digestive juices work through the skin and any other coverings. Sometimes I make it so the prey's pain ends before they actually die due to nerves being to damaged to register any more pain. And in other cases, particularly with willing prey, I'm fond of neurological quirks that make the feel of being digested register as pleasure and pain at the same time, a sort of narrowly focused masochism.

[MidnightRose]

It gradually gets more painful over time, starting as a tingling sensation. As the prey's body goes numb towards the end they obviously lose some sensation, but it's still an agonizing process. However, I do also like the idea of the prey experiencing a conflicted sense of pleasure; it doesn't outweigh the pain, but it's there.

[3rasvok]

I imagine to be pleasureful with some pain that's not bad enough to "ruin" the experience. Also a ton of itchiness as the digestion goes by.

[Chameleonette]

It depends on the scenario.

But usually, I prefer that it's a 'heightening intensity' type of thing. At first, it's neither painful nor particularly uncomfortable (not including the oven-like temperature and lack of air within the stomach), but it builds up to a tingling sensation in the skin, then leaving a bit of numbness, climbing up to a burning sensation that slowly rises and brings pain and discomfort. At that point, I don't really tend to go further in terms of pain. I don't like detailed gore/digestion or excruciating points of pain, so I tend to have the prey either submerged in acids at that point or just pass out from the lack of breathable air.

This can change for instances of 'melty' digestion, which is something else I enjoy. In that case, it's more of a numbing sensation altogether, the prey feeling less and less of themselves as they're physically softened and melted within the pred's gut.

I don't generally have any part of it be pleasurable for the prey. However, if the pred is actively working from the outside to try to arouse and stimulate her body within (through rubbing/pressing/prodding), sometimes she can be going through a state of 'conflicted arousal', as I like to call it. But that's not really because of the acids or process of digestion itself---it's through the pred's efforts and his intents, specifically.

[blessedwasthechild]

I like digestion to be as painful and irritating as say, a *really* hot bath is, or when you are handling spicy chili and it kinda already burns your skin? Imagine a pleasurable burn like eating spicy food and put that over your whole body.

But that's just the half of it. I also prefer the process to, as some others stated, overload your senses, or even rewrite them, so that your body becomes sensitive to it. The pain escalates slowly, but the pleasure escalates exponentially faster, until every little sensation is like rubbing your most sensitive regions but across your whole body. As numbness sets in, the pain fades to a distant memory while the pleasure dims to, say, trying to masturbate with your clothes on, while falling asleep.

[157and493]

I like it when the stomach acid is so painful and powerful that it melts the flesh off the prey’s bones all while the prey screams in agony begging for it to stop and their suffering only comes to an end when their vital organs are dissolved... Although sometimes I like it to be painless and soothing too.

[pureawesome]

I lean pretty heavily on the "painless soothing melting into goop" end of digestion - as if people were made of chocolate or something. Maybe some tingling during the early parts, but pain is a big turn-off for me.

[IvesBentonEaton]

I cheat.

In my setting, there exists defensive magic that grants temporary resistance to damage caused by digestion, causing a pleasurable tingling while that stage of the spell is working. When that stage is reaching its limit, the tingling rises to a prickling, and the spell transmutes the protected creature in a transformation that resembles very fast digestion down to chyme but is experienced as a mind-shattering orgasm.

In this chyme-like form, the prey can pass safely through the predator’s bowels, which still extract some nutrition from him or her. The magic works to defend the “digested” creature even here: it will not allow so much of the creature to be absorbed by the predator that he or she cannot reconstitute after being excreted as dung. Here, too, the spell ensures that the protected creature is excreted all at once and not in separate piles all over the landscape. This may surprise the predator but is not at all painful to it. Since the prey retains a sense of touch and temperature, he or she will know when he or she is excreted.

It is not a perfect defense, mind you: if something scatters the “remains” that are excreted before the magic expires or is dismissed, the prey will be similarly scattered—and dead. Also, there are coprophagic creatures to worry about. If the magic ends while the prey is still in the predator, both are likely to die in very unpleasant ways: the latter from a fatal bowel blockage, and the former from suffocating in a very nasty place—or, if the magic providing air is still working, starving to death in the guts of a rotting carcass.

After the spell expires, the formerly protected creature will be weak and ravenously hungry, so it still has a recovery period to undergo, which can be shortened by plenty of food and rest or restorative magic.

The magic was originally developed by veldami—wild elf jungle druids—who, unlike arcane spellcasters, don’t have a handy selection of teleportation spells to escape the jaws of a predator about to gulp them down. They are, however, very good with magic that transforms their bodies, thus this solution, equitable to both predator and prey.

It is not known if the pleasurable effects of this defensive magic were intentional or merely a side effect.

Veldami—they don’t make vore. They make vore…better.