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It's funny, innit - I guess it's because setting up and executing a TF sequence is the conceptually easy part (although it can take skill to do it well, depending on what you're trying to pull off,) while post-TF requires a lot more thought about the TF's practical/sociological/emotional/philosophical implications. In any case, yes, always appreciated ;)
I think (based on my passive observations) it's a combination of not caring and attention span
The main point of a TF is... the tf itsel. Why the tf happen, what are the consequences, etc... it's all small details, once the TF is finished the show is over. I mean there is litteraly many TF where it's just that, a TF happen out of nowhere , don't matter "just wanna see a TF!".
It's possible there is a lot of afterthougts behind the art, but the person behind simply didn't shared this information, either on purpose or as omission.
And I think for many TF might simply a tool to express a fetish, so to thoses people the idea of thinking of the implications didn't cross their mind, they're just enjoying the character emboiding their fetish not to think about the change of situation.
Basically they're consumming a product and they're satiated.
When it come to artists from their own initiative (and maybe even commissioned art) it likely all boil down to inspiration. An artist might thought of a random TF, then start working on it, and by the time they're almost finished they started stoped caring about this piece or gained new interrest into an other idea. So thinking of all the intrinsect implications might be the last of their focus.
"This raptor girl is soon finished, I can't wait to shift work on this pokemorph idea wich just popped in my mind... or maybe drew an other goat gal ?"
Also even even in case of post TF content, it's usually either a mind overwrite or the character going on with their old/new life without really portraying how impactful such changes should be... wich is fine but can get quite stale after having seen so many TFs.
Disclaimer: I'm not saying this is litteraly every TF art ever and than they check all of the point above, there are certainly many artists and comissioner who display afterthougts in their TF, just than it would be various explainations as to why post-TF content might offten be disregarded.
And ofc it's a bit different when instead of being a story/summary in the description the consequences are told by the art itself, just like this very piece.
But yeah, it's always nice to see when a TF explore deeper the implications on the Tf'ed's life. You could also add mental/body/position/fate implications since thoses points can also be very hazy.
The main point of a TF is... the tf itsel. Why the tf happen, what are the consequences, etc... it's all small details, once the TF is finished the show is over. I mean there is litteraly many TF where it's just that, a TF happen out of nowhere , don't matter "just wanna see a TF!".
It's possible there is a lot of afterthougts behind the art, but the person behind simply didn't shared this information, either on purpose or as omission.
And I think for many TF might simply a tool to express a fetish, so to thoses people the idea of thinking of the implications didn't cross their mind, they're just enjoying the character emboiding their fetish not to think about the change of situation.
Basically they're consumming a product and they're satiated.
When it come to artists from their own initiative (and maybe even commissioned art) it likely all boil down to inspiration. An artist might thought of a random TF, then start working on it, and by the time they're almost finished they started stoped caring about this piece or gained new interrest into an other idea. So thinking of all the intrinsect implications might be the last of their focus.
"This raptor girl is soon finished, I can't wait to shift work on this pokemorph idea wich just popped in my mind... or maybe drew an other goat gal ?"
Also even even in case of post TF content, it's usually either a mind overwrite or the character going on with their old/new life without really portraying how impactful such changes should be... wich is fine but can get quite stale after having seen so many TFs.
Disclaimer: I'm not saying this is litteraly every TF art ever and than they check all of the point above, there are certainly many artists and comissioner who display afterthougts in their TF, just than it would be various explainations as to why post-TF content might offten be disregarded.
And ofc it's a bit different when instead of being a story/summary in the description the consequences are told by the art itself, just like this very piece.
But yeah, it's always nice to see when a TF explore deeper the implications on the Tf'ed's life. You could also add mental/body/position/fate implications since thoses points can also be very hazy.
Nice to see a post TF with some overlooked practical aspect of life, like the need of learning how to treat her new feathers.
Look like she has ended up with a sligthty raptorized posture, yet in last panel she's standing up straight like a human...not sure it's good for her back.
Look like she has ended up with a sligthty raptorized posture, yet in last panel she's standing up straight like a human...not sure it's good for her back.
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