"Del mentioned it was a leopard, not a cheetah. It's not that hard to tell the difference, surely."

As someone who has a Jaguar character who get periodically referred to as either a leopard or a cheetah, yes, it can be that hard to tell the difference.

On a more serious note, bravo on the maturity of this story. Echoes some ideas I've played with I haven't had the courage to try for fear of being unable to handle them well. It's rare to see an exploration of how vore would actually affect a society, but it's fun when it is and genuinely given thought.

The cats themselves can obviously tell the difference, they've been living with them for years. They might not have as much faith in the smaller folks' knack for distinction.

And yes, truthfully the psychology of vore is one of my absolute favourite aspects. The research I've done alongside my own experience seeing a therapist for anxiety made me feel confident enough to explore these ideas in a fictional context, since the implications of living in a world where citizens can regularly eat each other alive is fascinating to me. I wanted to start with a few predators and their brushes with guilt, but I also have plans for some prey patients to pay a visit to the nice lynx lady as well. They have it rough, living in a world where each day might be their last. Kids losing their parents and parents losing their kids, and all manner of other unfortunate circumstances.

I love reading your work so much. Anytime I see a new story posted by you its a nice treat!

Thank you.

You'll see them sooner on the Discord chat as well as knowing what I have in the works.