To an extent, yeah. I'm not much for being fit, but I love buff guys and gals.

Interesting! And that's my complete opposite haha. As I'm more into being fit myself yet I don't enjoy other buff guys or gals. I enjoy curves and chubby boss hahacgo figure. But yet if Im trasnsforming I'd rather be a big curvey furry animal then a buff one.

Curves and chub are also pretty good for TF!

Very very much. I wanna get a good detail cow tf of myself showing all the weight gain I would go through into a dairy cow

I do like some types of TF, especially voluntary/willing stuff. That's lots of fun!

As for scent, I am very drawn to it in real life. More than a few times, paying attention to my nose has pointed out danger, something shady, or something interesting. I find animal scents, such as the fur or skin of horses, cows, foxes, dogs and others to be "natural", and rather comforting. And this might sound odd or disgusting, but I also like the scent of cow manure? But only cows that have been feeding exclusively on grass. It's very distinct, and unmistakable, and not at all offensive.

Manure of cows that have been eating silage and hay, however, is not a pleasant experience.

One scent that will really get me excited and snuffling is the cheesy reek of freshly turned soil. Like a farm field that hasn't been turned in over a decade, with lots of rich, old loam from many years of weeds and other happy plants. Uhf! I just want to grab handfuls and shove my nose in it! So much life, just begging for onion sets, carrots, cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers and other lovely goodies!

I also like the scent of the human body. Not like swamp ass, or someone who hasn't showered in five days, that's gross and nasty. No, I'm talking a guy who's just come back from working in the summer heat, with the sweat still fresh and unspoiled by age. The delightful musk of armpits or feet that haven't become cheesy.

Consequently, I hate perfumed soaps, shampoos and laundry detergents, and try to avoid them like the plague. I much prefer light or non-scented soaps and detergents, and if I use any sort of antiperspirant, it's usually Thai Salt Stick. Underarm deodorant can sometimes turn me off, especially if it's strong? But musk based deodorants can be okay, especially if they're light. And dear GOD, walking anywhere near the soap aisle in a grocery store is worse than pepper spray, and will give me a hammering migraine.

Hahaha well u definitely have an interesting sense of smell. I totally get it though. I oddly enough enjoy the smell of gasoline and skunk smell never bothered me either when u passed it on the road. My partner is the same way about body scents as well! He always loves smelling me after coming inside from from working around the yard and such. But that's really fascinating about the manure smell ! It makes sense itbwould smell different with what the cows eat. Do u work on a farm?
Scent is something I'm finding I enjoy as a tf trigger for myself.

Leaded gas. Leaded gas smelled *wonderful.* Aviation gas still has lead in it, so if you need a fix, you can get some at an airport. And yes, skunk also doesn't bother me, so long as it's not heavy. Mind you, I've been around skunk when it was heavy, and no bueno. I was working in a fish hatchery, and we set traps for the critters that were tearing open the bags of fish feed.

Well, I caught a skunk. And it sprayed. When I was arriving at work, I passed my boss, and he had a shit-eating grin on his face too. I had to take a breath, run into the greenhouse, compress the springs on the conibear, shake out the skunk, run out to recover, take another breath, run in, bag up the skunk, then run back out. I gave very serious consideration to depositing the corpse in the side road where the local cops like to set up speed traps, but it was *directly* across from the hatchery, and the prevailing wind would have brought it right to us.

As for working on a farm? No, but I've been around farms most of my life.

Silage is basically sauerkraut without the salt. It's green corn stalks and grass that's been ground up and loaded into a silo to ferment. The cows love it, but it has the same effect on them, as sauerkraut does on us: gassy, stinky and messy. It stays wet and gross for many days, and it takes a while for insects to break it down because everything has to keep coming out to take a breath.

But I can always tell when cows are feeding on grass. It's not sour or fermented, it's more sweet, if you can believe that. It's much less messy, and doesn't form puddles, it forms flops. It builds a crust within a day or two, and quickly gets broken down by flies, beetles and insects because they can burrow into it quickly and deeply.

And of course horses are just awesome all around. The horse smells nice, the leather smells nice, the feed smells nice and even their manure smells nice. I love the aromas around horses. Unfortunately, so do flies, both the biting kind and the non-biting kind.

I'm learning so much from u haha and yes I enjoy barn smell as well! Especially horses ! Wonderful animals! Damn flies yeah can't stand those. Luckily only had to deal with skunk smell up close after my dog got sprayed many years ago. Twice ! But even then I don't remember it smelling up our house too much or at all

Ha ha ha! Yeah, dogs just don't learn. And while *you* may not remember it smelling up the house, your guests will certainly have noticed. That's because your nose will get used to it in time.