i dont draw vore art but it is kinda facinating to me to. i cant say i am a huge fan but i dont think its creepy at all to like it ^^ so you like that vore-ness haha

What is it? I've drawn one, perhaps two vore-related pictures to my gallery, and a few others as scribbles hidden away in my loose papers and small drawing boards. But maybe yet still, I could give my input.

There is an essence of stimulation, and the mere thought of a beast indomitable that one couldn't possibly believe to resist, and what role the lower being is forced into, whether it be to give into the situation, or to make fleet a futile effort. It's possibly a weakness to urging, of wanting something primal and raw, both dangerous and terrifying. Even when we deny it, all are still animals, muscle, bone, and biomass; something to be stripped and reclaimed by the world around it. As it has always been. Modern man is so far detached from its instincts that references to those genetic experiences, could loosely be said a drug or search for proxy.

Maybe it's the giving back what was borrowed? Or perhaps to witness the beauty and strength of the natural machine in a considerably more intimate fashion? Possibly some of it is a more baser of likings, and shallow in all aspects, save the feeling of strength's embrace...

Maybe yet still, it is an obsession or fixation of a nerdy hobby, no less peculiar than the bug catcher and his pinned board of beetles? Intriguing, yet obscene? Or everything at once. It's nice to diversify.

I can logically understand that, to an extent, there may be less pleasure to be had in drawing it all or writing about it all because to do those things takes a significant ammount of effort. It's a whole lot easier for someone to absorb everything than for them to "give back," so to speak, to the community that provides them with what they like. "Effort vs Enjoyment." Some people will think that the story in a videogame sucks, while everyone else will be busy "just playing" it.

Of course, even if the level of pleasure is diminished in putting out a thing rather than just enjoying it, there is still pleasure - maybe even a higher threshold for it? (that doesn't rely solely on "how comfortable your body feels?" I'd only use that to bolster my analogy because I don't sleep often - TOO MUCH COOL STUFF TO SEE! ).

I still believe that they do it just to sometimes make other people horny... XD

And cool things abound in this digital age. Of course, the simple needs of our baser processes do often appreciate the sexual aspects, no denying those switches their flip; toggle set to 'on,' baby.