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IN WORLD... where human-to-animal transformation surgery is the latest scientific breakthrough, the gentleman's sporting house has undergone a revolution.
In some cases the “soiled doves” are exactly that. Not quite the case here.
A night of passion and bliss in Miss Penelope's Heavenly Sty costs plenty, but for our friend on the right, it's cheap at twice the price!
Most of Miss Penelope's clients are BBW fanciers for whom a snout and a curly tail is just an added twist (so to speak), but this fellow has always had, let's say, unique tastes in feminine pulchritude.
It's actually not his fault. His mother had the bright idea to name him after rich Uncle Kermit, so that the family might be remembered in his will. Didn't work out, though, and messed the poor guy up bad.
Nowadays, naming your son Kermit practically qualifies as child abuse, so, really, a yen for piggy girls is one of the milder eccentricities that could have resulted.
He's actually a nice guy too, this Kermit, with a great sense of humor. He always treats Miss Penelope with the utmost tenderness and respect. He's SMITTEN! He tells her he wants to take her away from all of this, find a little farm out in the country for the two of them, and live with her as man and sow.
She likes him well enough; he cracks her up sometimes, but she's heard this song so many times before. She just nods and says "sure, Honey... right... uh-huh... leave the money on the hay bale."
But still, she says to herself, "He bought us CHAMPAGNE! I don't care if it IS André... it's the THOUGHT that counts!
What kind of NUT JOB brings CHAMPAGNE to a STY to share with a PIG?? He's either got serious issues, or he's a KEEPER!
Or he NEEDS a keeper... or BOTH! AUUUUGGGHHH!"
Can a poor lonely pig fancier and a hardened transpecies courtesan find happiness together in this crazy world? It ought to happen, or what's a heaven for?
In some cases the “soiled doves” are exactly that. Not quite the case here.
A night of passion and bliss in Miss Penelope's Heavenly Sty costs plenty, but for our friend on the right, it's cheap at twice the price!
Most of Miss Penelope's clients are BBW fanciers for whom a snout and a curly tail is just an added twist (so to speak), but this fellow has always had, let's say, unique tastes in feminine pulchritude.
It's actually not his fault. His mother had the bright idea to name him after rich Uncle Kermit, so that the family might be remembered in his will. Didn't work out, though, and messed the poor guy up bad.
Nowadays, naming your son Kermit practically qualifies as child abuse, so, really, a yen for piggy girls is one of the milder eccentricities that could have resulted.
He's actually a nice guy too, this Kermit, with a great sense of humor. He always treats Miss Penelope with the utmost tenderness and respect. He's SMITTEN! He tells her he wants to take her away from all of this, find a little farm out in the country for the two of them, and live with her as man and sow.
She likes him well enough; he cracks her up sometimes, but she's heard this song so many times before. She just nods and says "sure, Honey... right... uh-huh... leave the money on the hay bale."
But still, she says to herself, "He bought us CHAMPAGNE! I don't care if it IS André... it's the THOUGHT that counts!
What kind of NUT JOB brings CHAMPAGNE to a STY to share with a PIG?? He's either got serious issues, or he's a KEEPER!
Or he NEEDS a keeper... or BOTH! AUUUUGGGHHH!"
Can a poor lonely pig fancier and a hardened transpecies courtesan find happiness together in this crazy world? It ought to happen, or what's a heaven for?
Category Artwork (Digital) / Transformation
Species Pig / Swine
Size 1313 x 888px
File Size 969.3 kB
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