What are your personal taboos for TF?

What are some examples of TF material (art, stories, or even mainstream stuff ) that stand out to you as awesome pieces of TF appeal (be it dramatic, thought provoking, arousing, or even frightening)?

Thoughts about inanimate TFs

Hoping they at least think it's interesting. Got a bunch in my gallery!

Werewolves in London... and Russia, and Australasia, and Antarctica.

Basically, what kinds of TF themes, art, and influences are we seeing from around the world? Can include discussions and neat modern interpretations of lesser-known mythical critters from around the world, maybe generate some attention and discussion over lesser-known artists.

If we derive pleasure (presumably) from TF-Fiction and art, why is there such a high prevalence for 'punishment' style TFs... i.e., the person is transformed unwillingly and does not enjoy the new form? If TF is like BDSM, why is the intimate and 'safe' relationship between Top and Bottom stripped away - and does the eroticism of TF suffer for it, as a result?

Opinions on TG?

Awesome! Not sure if anything has been discussed or asked like this before ( only listened to the first cast), but here goes:

Do you feel like you have always been attracted to TF? Or do you feel there was some "triggering" event in your life that started it?

I am not sure myself, but Pleasure Island in Pinocchio seems to stand out to me as I think back.

Thanks in advance! Love that you guys are doing this!

Opinions on this, opinions on that. How about mental TF's? Where do you personally feel most comfortable on the mental TF spectrum, from no change to new attitude to new instincts to animal override to entire loss of humanity?

Actually, I just remembered hypnosis is a different kind of mental TF, so instead of a line, perhaps mental TF is a kind of plane, with two axes, subconscious and conscious, ranging from human to animal. If human / human is upper left, and animal / animal is lower right, then conscious human / subconscious animal is the classic unwilling mental TF, where the subject behaves like an animal, is aware of it but is unable not to act like one, while subconscious human / conscious animal is the hypnotized subject or deeply immersed RP subject, believing they are an animal and acting like one but behaving, fundamentally, as a human pretending to be an animal.

Thoughts?

i came here to post this. ;P

Opinions on taurs! I always did love taurs and taur TF and there is not enough of them. (Which is rich, coming from someone who has not gotten around to comissioning her taur char)

A lot of transformation focuses on the actual transition, but what are your thoughts on post-tf content where the subject has to live with the resulting form? The awkwardness of their body, having to adapt clothing, having animal nature and biology invade their life. Having tails, udders, muzzles etc. change their approach to living. Impractical limbs like paws or wings becoming built in bondage, restricting them.

I find this is a whole other fetish of itself that is rarely looked at in depth, the consequence and shame of living with a transformed body after the thrill of the initial change.

this is my favorite part of tf <3

Love this podcast, your all a great group, Double-Helix is what got me out of my terrible lurking stage and here discovering and learning about transformation. :D

I'm quite curious to the story structure of transformation for different mediums, I feel the they all have a pre-transformed, transforming and post-transformation state, but we have single images are just the transforming state.

What about having a single image of the pre-transformed subject knowing that he/she/it was about to transform, and what of cutting to the chase of a single image of a post-transformed subject knowing what they lived a different life just moment before maybe with hints of what transformed them. How are transformation story structures effected when you verbalise them with another in person, what's your opinion on enigmas in the story, either of what transformed them or there inner discovery of themselves and do they have to be present to be enjoyed. And what of the number one rule that all story's follow: the equilibrium -> disequilibrium -> equilibrium but different, how's that applied and used in transformation story's?

Aesthetics. What sort of TF art do you prefer the most? I mean, do you prefer certain stylization of color palettes and proportions, or certain ones turn you off? Are you fond of exaggerated poses or facial expressions? Do you prefer comic format, or just sequence images? Things like that.

As more people are exposed to the internet from an earlier age, do you see the TF fandom growing or shrinking? What do you think is the future of TF?

Do you see differences between same-sex TF interests and heterosexual TF interests?

1) What are your thoughts on mixing business and pleasure with respect to creating TF content? Does making for-pay content have any influence on how TF material (or any fetish content for that matter) appeals to you? Do you ever get burned out on TF because of paid content you've been working on? If so, how do you deal with that?

2) Most people consume TF content through art and/or creative writing - what opportunities do you think there are beyond these two mediums? What space is crying out for more TF content?

What about fashion and makeup? ^_^

What are your thoughts on commercial transformation ebooks (Such as kindles?)

Ask the question "Quick! Science or Magic?" to start off / end the podcast

Also what is each of the drives for tf for everyone in the room?

Most of my questions have already been posed, but did want to further the show of support. I much await every edition of the podcast. It's a rare kind of treat.

Have you ever experimented with tf as visual metaphor for either a personal or public issue? Or as a means to address such a topic? Would doing so eliminate what is entertaining about the story for you?

You guys mentioned in your last podcast about making TF content. I think it would be great to hear some tips as to how to get started with making content. One of my personal fears is making content, and then it coming back to haunt me if I ever create anything more serious. Should that be something to be worried about? Where can someone start? I notice that several artists' porn pieces get more comments and favorites than their safe for work material. Does the subject material and the received feedback affect the ability to make non-fetish work? What advice do you have for artists making not safe for work content while also aspiring to be great artists?

Also, I may have missed an episode, but what is the limit on public humility? It seems okay to wear tails and collars in public sometimes, but things like leashes may be too far. What is that limit, and how can people still achieve that thrill without offending others?

Would love to hear your opinions and ideas about conjoinment TF between multiple people, mental and physical. I have loved your work for years, had no idea you did a podcast until today. I'll be listening!