I saw this Transformation spectrum thing floating around (Yes I know there's a new one but I found this one first so deal with it) and I decided to do it. I'm putting this in my scraps so it's not bogging up all of my actual art.
INITIAL REACTION: I'm assuming horror is a catch all term for like surprise or shock, which I do like. If it means actually being scared of the Tf, then no I don't like that. But I'm also always down for some wholesome Tf.
TF ROLE: Please please please please please I want to be Tfed soooooo baddddddddddd. I'm also okay being the initiator sometimes cause you just gotta spread the joy :3
CONSENT: I'm not positive how embarrassment counts as a level of consent, that's more of a reaction if anything. I like Tf's to be surprises, so forced transformations more than anything. But willingness is also good too.
TYPE: I don't have a preference, it's all cool! Magic or science or nature or anything!
PAIN: I mean I think you should feel being tfed, but it shouldn't be too unbearable I think, so tickles is mostly where I land, with a little bit of pain and pleasure mixed in.
FORM: I really really really don't like inanimate tf. I'm more partial to anthro than feral but I love both a lot, just as long as there's no inanimate.
SPREAD: I mean, I don't really care where the tf starts as long as there's tf.
SEX: I'm okay with FTM TG, but I much prefer MTF TG or just no TG.
KINKY: No, no I'm good. I'll stay way over on the wholesome side of things.
PRIORITY: I think story is important, but obviously art is much more visually stimulating. That's why I normally try to include both in my art.
GENDER: Isn't this the same as the TG question??? If not I'm not sure I get it.
MENTAL: I hate identity death so much. What's the point of being tfed if it's not the same person anymore? It's also like you're completely getting rid of that person which is basically murder and I don't like that. that's half the fun of tf is all the post tf stuff, and MC just takes all of that away. I like acceptance as long as it's them learning to like their new body/ is okay being tfed.