
This is my first TF story and my only one so far. I don't ususally do these. It was for a contest on deviantart, but it's not available to see there. So you'll see it here, but not on deviantart.
I won the contest writing part, but there was only three entries total, including the art half. I think the other two both entered art.
I hope you all enjoy this. Comments welcome!
I won the contest writing part, but there was only three entries total, including the art half. I think the other two both entered art.
I hope you all enjoy this. Comments welcome!
Category Story / Transformation
Species Dog (Other)
Size 50 x 50px
File Size 26.5 kB
A story about sa boy transforming into an anthro becasue he loved his dead dog..and then an anthro collage that appeared seemingly out of no where...either these people were really isolated or something was left out..also..a dog dating a cow..that wont last :o heheh not bad for a first..
Well, the transformation was a blessing for caring, but also to remove the guilt.
As for the college, it wasn't just the college that had "anthros". I hinted that, although the boy was the first to transform, many, many others followed. The world adjusted to the presence of anthros after awhile.
As for the dog dating the cow...why not? There have been examples in real life where two very different humans can fall in love, and there are even stories of animals caring for one another (usually as a parent-type figure, but exceptions may exist).
Thanks for the comment!
As for the college, it wasn't just the college that had "anthros". I hinted that, although the boy was the first to transform, many, many others followed. The world adjusted to the presence of anthros after awhile.
As for the dog dating the cow...why not? There have been examples in real life where two very different humans can fall in love, and there are even stories of animals caring for one another (usually as a parent-type figure, but exceptions may exist).
Thanks for the comment!
About the dog dating the cow:
Have you ever heard the idiom "got his goat"? This phrase comes from horse racing. Horses are very social animals, and when they travel to a distant race track, they miss their herdmates and this lonelyness can impair their performance. Transporting another herd member horse is expensive, but there is a simple solution. A few goats live with the horses and are accepted by the horses as members of their herd. When a race horse goes to a distant race track, a herd member accompanies them to keep them company and to reduce herd seperation anexiety - one of the goats. Kidnapping a competitors goat - getting their goat - has been used many times to impair the performance of a rival's race horse.
When I was a child growing up on a farm, one of our friends was a diary farmer. The boss cow of his herd and his collie were very good friends and spent a lot of time with each other. The boss cow and the collie were co-dominant over the rest of the herd, and considered each other to be social equals and superior to all the other cows.
From the comments, it sounds like you wrote a good story. Unfortunately I can't read it because I have a Mac which does not come with software that can read .doc type files.
Could you please open this file in Word, then do a "save as" to save it as a .txt type file and then post it to your gallery? Then I could read it.
There is an additional advantage to doing this: viewers will be able to read the story with their browser - just like this comment - without having to download anything. I'll be watching you in hopes that you do this.
Have you ever heard the idiom "got his goat"? This phrase comes from horse racing. Horses are very social animals, and when they travel to a distant race track, they miss their herdmates and this lonelyness can impair their performance. Transporting another herd member horse is expensive, but there is a simple solution. A few goats live with the horses and are accepted by the horses as members of their herd. When a race horse goes to a distant race track, a herd member accompanies them to keep them company and to reduce herd seperation anexiety - one of the goats. Kidnapping a competitors goat - getting their goat - has been used many times to impair the performance of a rival's race horse.
When I was a child growing up on a farm, one of our friends was a diary farmer. The boss cow of his herd and his collie were very good friends and spent a lot of time with each other. The boss cow and the collie were co-dominant over the rest of the herd, and considered each other to be social equals and superior to all the other cows.
From the comments, it sounds like you wrote a good story. Unfortunately I can't read it because I have a Mac which does not come with software that can read .doc type files.
Could you please open this file in Word, then do a "save as" to save it as a .txt type file and then post it to your gallery? Then I could read it.
There is an additional advantage to doing this: viewers will be able to read the story with their browser - just like this comment - without having to download anything. I'll be watching you in hopes that you do this.
That's... Very interesting. It's short, and it's basic, but it's also very good. It's so basic, it reminds me of something like Shadow of the Colossus: The story is simple, and it really doesn't give any details, but at the same time it leaves so much to the reader, and at the same time, it makes it feel like it's some kind of old style of thing. Like a fairytale, it skips many of the indepth details but only gives a brief overlay of the main points of the story. Yet, in doing so, it feels... Innocent, somehow.
This really is a great piece, although I think it would be even more appropriate if it had a bit of a moral to it. Something to really finish off and wrap up that fairytale, retro-esque effect. Of course, that's just me. Either way, this is a damn interesting piece. Good job.
This really is a great piece, although I think it would be even more appropriate if it had a bit of a moral to it. Something to really finish off and wrap up that fairytale, retro-esque effect. Of course, that's just me. Either way, this is a damn interesting piece. Good job.
Your story really touched my heart. I'm disabled, have emotional problems and cruel neighbors. We had a dog I loved, but the neighbors would always shout obscenities at me when I went in the yard. Finally our dog died, and in my grief I realized how wrong I had been to let hateful people get in the way of my Loving my dog. That was my dog Miki's gift to me when she left this world. She gave me her courage.
In your story the transformation is physical, and I think symbolic. I'd love to see you develop the idea further, if you feel inspired to.
Really great story:)
Johji
In your story the transformation is physical, and I think symbolic. I'd love to see you develop the idea further, if you feel inspired to.
Really great story:)
Johji
Hmm... it definitely reads like a rough sketch, as is to say this is something that belongs in your notebook of ideas. Brainstorming is always fun. Anyway, as a story it reads like various ideas you mashed together in the manner of a few minutes and then wrote whatever came to mind. This is good. Now go back and flush out all of the original details and you never know... it could wind up as a decently written, lest publishable story.
Well, to be honest, this was purposefully written to be this way for a reason.
When I wrote this, I was trying to make it sound like a sort of biography from later in life. I know it wouldn't happen, but I felt compelled at the time to not put little details in because I wanted any details like that to be how I would exactly react should something like that occur.
I didn't know what I would exactly say in the situation, so I left out those little details for that reason
Nowadays, when I write a piece that is a "biography," I try to put what I think I would say, even if I may not say it should something like that occur.
Does that make sense?
When I wrote this, I was trying to make it sound like a sort of biography from later in life. I know it wouldn't happen, but I felt compelled at the time to not put little details in because I wanted any details like that to be how I would exactly react should something like that occur.
I didn't know what I would exactly say in the situation, so I left out those little details for that reason
Nowadays, when I write a piece that is a "biography," I try to put what I think I would say, even if I may not say it should something like that occur.
Does that make sense?
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