I have wondered the same thing about my likes and interest. Mainly body swaps, living suits, TF's, possession etc, but if I see any good ones I'll happily toss them your way^^

There are soooo many fun things that can be done with transformation.
I can't think of any flavor of TF that I don't like. I like all of it as long as it's done in a positive way with everyone involved happy the whole process.

I don't know about bimboification specifically, but for latex/rubber/inflatables/etc. there's definitely a bunch of different bubbles of artists and writers and frequent clients. The bubbles touch at certain points and there's certainly some overlap between some of them and spillover of ideas, but feels like folks do sort of form bubbles to just chatter and brainstorm and such.

Oh absolutely. There's just so many darned people and so many different ways of connecting over shared interests that there will always be interconnected webs of bubbles, chains of venn diagrams of people who are in different overlapping bubbles

For sure, I mean the whole thing with the 'Fishtanks - Milktanks - Three Dogs - Maternity Ward' groups I set up is they all started as me and a few friends with similar interests coming together to work on stuff. Me and Amborah and Pawsy getting super into stuff with dogs and humiliation and teasing, me and Jade and then you getting big into preggy stuff and mass TFs, then me, you, Sunder and Jade doing all that + cows and now all of us together under one roof doing pregnant barn yard animals, dinos and gryphones together.

Bounce meanwhile has her own server for goblins and toys that I'm in.

Sunder set up a side group with me and one of his pals just about mules.

I'm in a group with an old friend of mine that I'm largely disconnected from that's all about clockwork TFs.

Me and Snake have our server for super dark TFs.

Pawsy has a pretty large discord community largely dedicated to artists and writers who love dog TFs.

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The TF community is full of small groups of like minded people forming text chats and hang outs ranging from 2-3 person pods to 20+ person discord groups dedicated to specific sub themes. Its how most of us work and share ideas and get inspired.

Hmm, I guess I mean less like hangouts and more like: I know X TFTG writers, and I'm wondering if there's a different area of FA where there's more FA TFTG writers who know each other, without any overlap between areas so there's just like... a treasure trove of TFTG I haven't read yet? X3

Sorry hun, it's a hard idea to communicate for me hahaha

I mean probably if only in just that some people use different tagging systems 'TG' 'TFTG' 'TGTF' 'MtF' 'Gender Swap', "Gender Transformation' 'Transgender Transformation' 'TS' est. and because of that you just miss them cus they don't show up in the searches you do, though I imagine as far as WRITING goes your probably not missing much. FA is terrible for writers and not a ton of writers are active on FA as a primary platform because of that. If you want to find vast troves of TFTG fiction you've never seen before, your not gonna find it on FA, you'll find it on places like Doc's Lab or Fictionmania or TGStoryTime.

Duhad you're quite the bubble breaker then haha. I never would have thought of myself as running in the same circles as you, yet here we are. It is wild to be in large groups of TTRPG develops who talk about transformation all day but never intend to post on FA, or any site really. The discordification of it all is such a loss sometimes, sigh.

Heh I guess I do have a tenancy to just kinda fall into other peoples bubbles, then cross contaminate them with all my delightful perv friends.

But ya I feel like discord's been a mixed bag in that you have allot of people who'd not have had the energy or guts to join large form and web sight based communities finally able to connect and form small communities that work for them, but on the other hand, that safety bubble of small self contained groups means no one really has to reach out or community build in larger, more public spaces that actually allow just anyone to come in out of the cold and find like minded people. Discord has taken the old traditional transformation communities and broken them into tiny friend groups and outside of the odd social butterfly these groups just kinda keep to themselves, ignorant of the wider TF space.

Its part of why I do like reaching out and trying to be engaged with cool people I meet outside of my traditional groups, cus allot of the time its not only the best way for me to meet incredibly talented and lovely folks like yourself, but it helps spread the word of these cool as hell projects and brings people together!

I might be over romanticizing it, but eh... I met you and bunch of my friends through just reaching out and trying to talk to people who I think are really damn cool and I know I've introduced some people to each other who've become good friends by doing the same and that feels right.

Also just saying, I never thought I'd be running in the same circles as someone as fucking cool as you and it still blows my mind sometimes to think about! Thank god for TF!

In those inanimate niches i am part of there is like a dozens of different "bubbles". You have it split on friends/mutual artists groups or on what website they upload on(which also leads to groups in different countries) and like each of them may absolutely not overlap with each other at all yet still be all into same stuff but never really reach other bubble, so I'm pretty much sure there is more folks out there.

There definitely are ecosystems. They have crossover, but you'll find them.

I always wonder about the same thing, when I'm scrolling about looking for interesting things to see or read. Occasionally, I'll bump into little communities of TF artists and writers doing their own thing, and then its like a treasure trove. Something unexpected, unexplored.

I kind of miss webrings from the old internet, feel like some kind of loose affiliation of separate TF groups (if only for discoverability) would be a really nice thing.