Sometimes we need to let the fetish speak for itself, am I right?
Made this for KarenSue the other day. It just felt like something that she would enjoy, and even though I had just made her something like a week ago, why not just make another for her instead of trying to shoehorn my idea onto someone else?
The posters behind the model are what inspired me to make the caption, as if those pictures would seem the slightest bit subliminal. I mean, they are probably 5 feet tall! But that was the effect I wanted overall, to go over the top in my quest to do something, only to have it fail .. well sort of, until I can get the payoff I wanted all along. It's all very sitcom-y and I LOVE IT!
I can, and will, do serious captions when called upon. I just like having odd twists and quirks in my captions that some people probably don't like. a number of years ago, I would have tried harder to get people to enjoy them, but now, I'm pretty damn comfortable in my own captioning skin. Maybe I've gotten complacent but do this for fun and amusement, and dammit, I want to have both of those things and grow the community naturally!
I've seen some people start to do captions for Patreon, and in some ways, I'm like "wow, they found a way to monetize this kink/sub-genre." But I cannot imagine being a slave to the whims of the patrons .. "You know your productivity is down 15 percent this month!" like I need ANOTHER job that will bitch at me if I am having a tough week! "I want to see more pregnant former-males lactating! WTF!" is definitely something I wouldn't hear at my main job, but I really don't want hear pregnancy complaints anyway! Besides, are they using "royalty free" photos, or are they more likely infringing upon other's copyrighted works? At least, in doing "captioning" without pay, I could justify taking and remixing images into something that my readers want to see. Does Patreon check to see what their clientele are publishing for violations, and how could they TG captioners prove they weren't?
I've given serious thought to making a few short stories and publishing them on Amazon a la Courtney Captisa or Ann Michelle, or a few anonymous friends that have moved on from The Haven. My concerns there are that honestly, I am not a verbose writer when it comes to fiction. I tend to let the picture tell the story and hide things in the words of my captions for the readers to find. It's why I'm really good at TG captions in general. I have no desire to describe in detail every single outfit the protagonist tries on before finding THE OUTFIT that will stop traffic and cause the boys to drool at the semi-formal. Of course, I would NOT be adding pictures due to copyright issues.
Do you, the readers, want to buy a 60 page book with like 13 TG stories in them? Maybe I could stretch some out to get like 3 stories in a 50 page novella? These would be NEW stories, or me taking something I had done in caption format and expanding into a more complete scenario. Tell me what you think! There is so much to wonder about.