she looks like a bridget

I... kind of like that, actually. I will take it under consideration.

I was gonna suggest Rachel, but honestly I think Bridget kinda suits her more. Up to you though since it’s your character.

When you've food that doesn't quit

The snack that keeps on giving

Or, might have the same issue I got *tugs at fur* Acid immunity. Blame government experimental immunity drugs.

Digestion so long, your prey is just eating your food and thriving, albeit painfully, in their new home~

All those calories are eventually gonna end up in the same place anyway.

Slow digestion is indeed, the best. I personally prefer it with unbirth/cock vore, as it's a musky, slimy stay as you slowly churn into someone's pleasure. ^_^

I get what you're saying, though I don't usually draw/write those things myself. Still, slow digestion is awesome in any form. ^^

Agreed! ^_^

I swear the more I see her the more adorable I find her, and if her prey is still alive after two weeks it must take a month to digest someone, maybe longer.

I'm glad you think she's adorable! Yeah, around a month was about what I was imagining. Anyone eaten by her is in for a long stay.

The idea of herbivores as preds has grown on me a lot recently, and I am pointing the blame squarely at you, sir.

I hope you are happy. Because I sure am.

I am, in fact, quite happy! Though I will point out that she is based off an actual species of carnivorous mouse.

on insects (such as grasshoppers), worms, spiders, centipedes, scorpions, snakes, and even other mice. It also stalks its prey in the manner of a cat, sneaking up quietly, and defends its territory by "howling" like a small wolf. The grasshopper mouse is known to be immune to various venoms released by its prey (scorpions, snakes, etc.).[2] Grasshopper mice do not like bright lights so they generally try to prevent exposure to light; this has allowed for this genus to become nocturnal.[3]

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Oh I missed that in the tags. Still tho...

No problem! And yeah, I get it, it still fulfills the aesthetic.

Yep. Fun.
You are likely not the right artist for what I would like to see, you do not do hard vore much.
But variations on the 'woodcutter opens up the pred/wolf to let grandma out' part of little red would be an under-explored variant of vore.
Ditto, prey vomits up knife (kept in stomach for that purpose), opens up blade (if Swiss) or hits switch blade button, and starts interior slicing.

I'm not fully against hard vore, but that doesn't sound particularly appealing to me. Also, keeping a switch blade in your stomach seems like it'd be asking for trouble.

Actually, it's always been my headcanon that predators in my settings have somewhat pierce-resistent stomach interiors, which is why they can swallow species with claws with no problem. A small knife might not do one any good.

Thanks for the headcanon.
It still leaves the Red Riding hood etc many stories where the pred is sliced open to extract the prey, who is somehow whole.
Again, agree, not really your thing.
When I remember again what I thought that would be your thing, I will post.

Lovely work :3

Thank you!

The most awkward of moments is when prey jumps out of your throat in the middle of a dinner party.

Kinda like this?

Hahaha, I had forgotten about that one.

There are several things here that seriously push my buttons! i absolutely love long digestion times, just for the whole realistic aspect of it all.... having to deal with a whole live creature slowly but surely churning away inside one's stomach for a few weeks to even a month or longer! Still having to eat as they still need energy to even be able to digest their prey without being trapped in a coma the entire time and actually get things done!

Preds going about their casual, daily routine is a huge yes for me... completely disregarding the screams, struggles, and even loud gurgles and rumbles from their prey, passing them off as what they truly are: food. I've honestly had so many dreams and ideas to draw or comm comics of this idea, preds just trying to go about their normal routine, working around or with their heavily engorged, working gut, as it just very slowly and gradually rounds out and shrinks, preds having to try and hide and stifle the inevitable loud active gut churns or gas during inappropriate times, just enjoying their days as they would as their unfortunate dinner from that fateful night gradually gurgles~

First-time preds, particularly if it's a prey species predding for the first time, is such an underrated thing. Role reversal can be really fun, a new pred having to deal with the soreness and inevitible and almost constant indigestion as their stomach tries to make out what the hell is trapped inside it, just analyzing it over days or weeks, prey possibly still moving even that long, before finally, their stomach figures out the algebraic equation and the real digestion can finally begin~

just.... nnf~ really amazing stuff you've got here~

Gosh, yes! That's one of the best aspects of the long digestion thing to me: the idea of the pred going about their day, basically ignoring the still-struggling person in their stomach. I've actually drawn a few pictures on this theme before. I was even thinking about trying to get a new "discreet vore" tag going for this kind of thing, though I honestly kind of forgot about the idea. ^_^;

Thank you so much, and I'm glad you like my stuff!

oh, of course! this whole picture and scenario... super long digestion, discreet vore, first-time/herbivore pred.... it's all right up my alley!

This probably isn't her first time, nor is she technically an herbivore, but I get what you mean! I'm glad that something I drew fits in with your interests so well!

Oh my, two weeks of being alive in in a cute tubby mouse's stomach? I'm definitely in! :3