There's a first time for everything...
Category Story / Comics
Species Hyena
Size 799 x 958px
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Well, he seems to be telling me. I mean, my girlfriend is a psychiatrist, but I studied it too, back in the 1970s. I've lost track of how many people I've talked down, and try not to think about the ones I lost. And PTSD? I tried to find a dog to train as a PTSD service animal, but this one has it worse than I do.
This is the entry in Fred's Diary which describes the event:
https://www.crosstimecafe.com/viewt.....307195#p307195
https://www.crosstimecafe.com/viewt.....307195#p307195
Poor Fred has been through a lot of internalisation. It's good to be open with your concerns. Me think he unintentionally broke the 4th Wall and I wish i could give him a pat on the back and get him to tell us more. Now, if only he could talk to Kathy the same way.
Great work KBNightstar, your making us feel for Fred a lot more. 😃⭐⭐⭐⭐🙌👍
P.S I wonder if room number 334 has some significance?
Great work KBNightstar, your making us feel for Fred a lot more. 😃⭐⭐⭐⭐🙌👍
P.S I wonder if room number 334 has some significance?
I feel a lot for the characters in your narrative. Kathy and Fred are being used by powerful factions for their own selfish reasons and the whole situation feels like Europe right before WW1 with the key factions either too stupid to know the fire they are playing with, or blind to the trap that is just looking for trigger to be set off.
Fred could ask Tali; she's had experience with a sheyena (and enjoyed it)...
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/21203939/ (very NSFW)
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/21203939/ (very NSFW)
Today our society is extremely open and highly sexualized. That was not always the case. In fact, before the Internet, most people were only dimly aware of many of the things we get assailed with daily now. You had to look in medical books for certain types of illustrations.
This story has been influenced by the prevailing morals of the Victorian Era.
This story has been influenced by the prevailing morals of the Victorian Era.
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