One might imagine that a perfect sort of immortality where you can never die and all death or injury would be able to reverse itself might eventually lead to the sort of world that you see depicted in the realm of slaanesh the hell of the cenobites or the love town of the warp train merely due to the boredom that is left after exploring every pleasure and dream making pain and horror the last respite of the human mind where sensations are gradually sought to their extremes by even the most timid and repressed sorts especially given that you can do anything to yourself or others and the consequence s would simply reverse themselves eventually one might imagine this to be the type of self made hell that arrives after we create a world where entropy would run in reverse at times that humanity dictates it should and where all of mankind's desires are fulfilled leaving only an eroguro type landscape as an inescapable eventuality after enough time had passed people could never stop loving pleasurable experiences but they would eventually stop hating painful ones and begin to love them as well like with how mouse utopia had demonstrated what comes after getting everything you wanted is either wanting everything else too or getting everything you hate or a synthesis of wanting everything you hate as well and thus getting it too the idea of hell as imagined by Sartre or vivziepop was that the punishment for sin was to spend eternity with other sinners but even if it was an eternity with only those who werent sinful yod eventually end up with the same conclusion given a long enough length of time and not even forgetting would save you because unlike this world that other place would be a realm where permanent consequences dont exist to hold us back from exploring the extremes of well everything

>>88871
does anyone have the source material? it seems like a multi page story/gallery i'd like to read in full

I assume one is already familiar with Clive Barker's tortured souls (two series)? have the scythe-lad myself

>>84550
What is this? Where do you find this?

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>>5
It's a drawing, sport

>>89925
This is the place for that, yeah.

I wish there was more zoosadist stuff on ero guro spaces

>>89925
what a redditor cope
inhale some more copium r/watchpeopledietranny

>>89979
no

>>85066
What was it the name of that OVA?

>>92184
Shōjo Tsubaki (1992)

>>92184
>I wish there was more zoosadist stuff on ero guro spaces
This thread continued on /fur/, but there's still a lot of butthurt replies. It's strange since gurochan of the past loved Yukkuri and especially Jissouseki. Nowadays I'm sure people would get angry over those types of threads since it depicts torture of "harmless" retard characters, even though most Yukkuri and Jissouseki in doujins are shitheads that deserve it. That being said, animal torture is pretty rare in guro, especially if they're based on real animals and not fictional creatures like Pokemon or Yokai.

Rabbit season

>>54582

Y A M E R O

Part of his gift.rar

Love this kind of thread so much

>>131661
Kinda love these, Who's the artist?

1/3

>>131611
2/3

>>131612
3/3

>>131613
what an excellent necro

i think my fantasy is seeing a small female character having her vagina impaled upon the penis of a large male, being made to take to the hilt a big cock thats far too large for tiny pussy, and as a result of that, she dies, literally from getting fucked to death upon a giant insertion she was far too little to survive, bonus points for it being wholly consensual and shes enthusiastic about taking this collossal dick in her hole, able to handle the pain of being torn apart on the inside by pure algophillic masochism (shes in love with the guy killing her, is unwaveringly and fearlessly suicidal, and wants to die in exactly this way).

This is the fifth path that human x fairy monstergirl sex could go down, rather than "she grows big", "he shrinks small", "she stretches out to take him", or "they do outercourse only (sacred bodyjobs!)", theres also "he goes inside her as is and just completely destroys her (but at least one participant would consider it worthwhile)".