| BUILD A MONSTERGIRL WORKSHOP INTRO Hola and welcome! Those who have been on the MSG list for a while are familiar with the Honorary Monstergirl Competition. Under normal circumstances we would be announcing this year’s winner about this time, but a “minor problem” with the site interfered with those plans. But fear not! The contest will go on, delayed but not deterred. Before we get to the competition, however, I decided to offer a bit of aid to those who have refrained from participating because they couldn’t come up with ideas. Hence this 4-part tutorial; follow these steps and you too can create original mamono like a champ! And just to be clear – while I will be offering examples at each step, including building a sample monstergirl, this tutorial is not a monologue. I welcome questions. I fully expect comments, even if they (politely!) disagree with what I say. And if any past contestants want to chime in with their own insights, feel free! This is going to be a quick series; I’ll be posting every 2-3 days until the end, and it’ll only take that long because I’ll be holding for comments in between. Once this series is done we’ll start gearing up for the contest. |
| "When you have bought your own load of hooey, you know exactly what it is worth." -- Bruce Sterling |
| Everything is back online, yay. I had assumed we just wouldn't do it but it's pretty nice that you're willing. It'll be interesting to see what you're going to say and eventually joining in :3 |
| PART I: CONCEPT The bad news is, this is probably the hardest part. The good news is, laying a good foundation here makes the rest of the process a lot easier. There are so many monstergirl write-ups out there, both the official Kenkou Cross stuff and fanmade, that it can seem like there’s no new ground to cover. Nothing could be further from the truth! There are several sources of fresh concepts on which to base original monstergirls. Folklore is by far the richest vein to mine for ideas. A review of the MGE will show that most of the official entries are drawn from Asian folklore. Other bodies of lore offer a wealth of fresh ideas… and it’s not as if Asian folklore has been completely tapped out. Gaming is another great place to look for inspiration. Several mamono are monstergirl conversions from the Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manuals. Among the official entries the manticore immediately springs to mind, and the marilith – a lamia/succubus hybrid – has appeared in not one but two HMG contests. Fiction also offers a plethora of monsters that are ripe for the mamono treatment. The official entries include the shoggoth and nightgaunt from H.P. Lovecraft and the various Wonderland monstergirls inspired by Lewis Carroll… and the nightgaunt was an HMG entry before it got an official write-up. An oft-overlooked source of ideas is nature. Several official monstergirls are based on real animals – the grizzly, the honeybee, and the giant ant, to name a few. If all else fails, try an image search; perhaps a picture will inspire a thousand words. For those who are ambitious enough to attempt multiple entries I recommend having a theme. A common source – i.e. the same body of folklore or the same fictional universe – can provide inspiration for several honorary monstergirls. Malise did this in HMG3 with her series of Lovecraftian entries, and they were well received. Because I am a generous soul, here are some websites to mine for ideas. Encyclopedia Mythica (https://pantheon.org/) Online D&D Monster Manual (https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters) Wikipedia’s lists of legendary creatures • Africa: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:African_legendary_creatures • Australia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Australian_legendary_creatures • Celtic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Celtic_legendary_creatures • China: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Chinese_legendary_creatures • Egyptian: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Egyptian_legendary_creatures • Greek: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Greek_mythological_creatures • Japan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_legendary_creatures_from_Japan • India: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_legendary_creatures_in_Hindu_mythology • Lovecraftian: http://monster.wikia.com/wiki/Category:H._P._Lovecraft • Mesoamerica: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Mesoamerican_legendary_creatures • Mideast: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Middle_Eastern_legendary_creatures • Native American: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Legendary_creatures_of_the_indigenous_peoples_of_North_America • Norse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Creatures_in_Norse_mythology • Southeast Asia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Southeast_Asian_legendary_creatures • USA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:American_folklore_legendary_creatures And now for the promised example. I found this picture during one of my zen websurfing sessions and decided it would make for a great HMG entry… but instead of entering it in the contest I’m making it part of this tutorial: https://i.pinimg.com/736x/60/dd/42/60dd426c1045062a6bf92fe5de01dfc6.jpg Cute, ain’t she? While I found this in an image search the artist was clearly working from a mermaid theme with inspiration from a type of fish not normally associated with mermaids. We’ll call her the hippocampus since that is the name of the mythical sea horse as well as a genus name for real life seahorses. Next session: Description |
tygertygerJun 17, 10:31 AM
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| Thanks for doing this @tygertyger I think this competition was pretty cool when I saw it first last year, so its great that its happening again this year and to have a little tutorial to get a better understanding. I think I might have some good concepts, but I have no idea where to start with the description so I'm looking forward to the next session. |
| Ah a guide on how to make an honorary monster girl entry, that is a good idea! Let me chime in here with some sources to mine for ideas that Tyger has not mentioned yet:
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| I'd like to add a few things to that if no one minds. As a global advice, considering the site and such, I think you shouldn't really care about being similar to the mge, or respecting some anime rules. Just make your concept the way you find it most interesting. And to add a source of inspiration/way of going about it, you can start with concepts that you're curious about making work as a people. (like most of the entries I've made, probably) What I mean is taking things like 'heat', 'speed', 'adaptation', 'spiral', 'copy', 'sacrifice' or notions like 'having control over their senses', 'dependent on other MG but mutually beneficial' etc. Just starting from a base concept, physical, magical, social and so on, and developing it. Also don't be afraid to take new spins on things that exist, like the 'reverse Phoenix that dies whenever it revives' I suggested to Nox last year, but for some reason he didn't like it, still not sure why :/ And go crazy if you feel like it, put the hair as glowing colored glass tubes filled with magical magma dust if that's what you want. Hell, make it pulse, spin, whatever as long as it doesn't take a ton of effort to describe and isn't restricting. That was way longer than I thought. Huh. :3 |
| PART II: DESCRIPTION While the concept is the hardest part of creating an original monstergirl the description is the easiest; it’s a short passage stating what the species looks like. It also contains a capsule description, generally one or two sentences, of what mamono of that type are known for and/or a summary of their typical behavior. The description is the first paragraph of the entry. There is one other component of the description, and that’s the taxonomy. The taxonomy block appears in the following format. NAME Family: ?? (check the MGE for where the species belongs, or the curator can fix it in edits) Type: ?? (see above) Habitat: (where the species usually lives) Disposition: (three adjectives about the species’ personality; “lustful” is often the last) Diet: (what the species usually eats; spirit energy is an option for all mamono, but most can – indeed, probably need to – also eat other things) The taxonomy block comes first, followed by the description paragraph. Here is the complete description for our example. I based the habitat on the biome that real seahorses live in and based the disposition on the social habits of reef fish – my inspiration might have started with a picture, but nature definitely informed my creative choices (more on that in upcoming sessions). *** HIPPOCAMPUS Family: Mermaid Type: Seahorse Habitat: Coral reefs, kelp beds Disposition: Gregarious, laid-back, lustful Diet: Fish, crustaceans, spirit energy The hippocampus is a mermaid with the prehensile tail of a seahorse instead of the finned tail common to mermaids. Hippocampi come in the stunning variety of colors typical of reef fish, and their hair and eyes can be just as colorful. The hippocampus is among the rarest of mermaid types – most marine monstergirls know of them, but few outside of the reef communities have ever met one. *** Next session: Abilities |
tygertygerOct 21, 2018 7:36 AM
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TsunamiSeeker said: For my entry I'm going to take a lot of inspiration from a game that I greatly enjoy playing. To more create a group or set of monster girls and use one as an example than just create one particular monster girl alone. This would fall under the theme suggestion. I look forward to seeing how that turns out. |
tygertygerAug 30, 2018 6:15 PM
| "When you have bought your own load of hooey, you know exactly what it is worth." -- Bruce Sterling |
| I'm going to be honest--I LOVE the HMG competition but my own personal pet peeve is mamono based on natural animals. It isn't at all that I think these are bad ideas--so many of them are very good ideas that I think we should get a small team together and just pound out all of them in one sitting. I mean really...some of them write themselves. This mostly pertains to beastmen and harpies. Skunk -Releases powerful pheromones when frightened/attacked/aroused -Is often easily run over by passing wagons -Is probably ridiculously adorable Sloth -Loves to climb -Super lazy -Is probably ridiculously adorable Tasmanian Devil -Scrappy, especially with things bigger than her -Abnormally high body temperature -Is probably ridiculously adorable White-throated Needletail (the name alone is almost a story) aka Spinetail Swift -The fastest harpy in the sky -Screams uncontrollably while mating -Is still probably ridiculously adorable Wolverine -Mutant healing factor -Calls you "bub" -Is ridiculously--Wait...what was I doing again? Maybe I'm wrong and there is an entire huge universe where it's worth exploring everything from armadillos to wombats but I personally like to see the really unique stuff. Just my opinion, and this is Tyger's show, but I wanted to throw it out there (while I try to squeeze something else interesting out of my grey matter for this one) |
| PART III: ABILITIES This is the part I like to call the “why you want one of these as a companion” section. The entire point of this bit is to describe the species’ significant abilities and limitations – basically, what’s cool about them and why it sometimes sucks to be them. This part usually consists of two paragraphs but can be up to three. The first paragraph should describe the species’ physical, mental, sensory, or magical abilities in terms of how they compare to other mamono and/or humans. Any quality in which the species is equal or inferior to humans should be mentioned here. The baphomet entry specifies that they are the strongest mamono type, while the lizardman write-up states that they are only slightly stronger than humans. The superior sense of smell possessed by canine mamono goes here, as does the night vision of feline monstergirls. The second paragraph is about the abilities that set the type apart – what they are particularly good at in terms of physical/mental traits, learned skills, or magical talents. Examples of traits that belong here are the dragonkin’s ability to assume the ancient form, the curse magic of the anubis, the apophis’s venom, the kraken’s ink, the lizardman’s martial training, the sleep magic of the weresheep, or the cockatrice’s running speed. If this section is brief the type’s particular limitations can also go here – as with the blue slime’s deficient intelligence or the limited strength of the imp and fairy. If the second paragraph is particularly long or detailed the limitations can go in a third paragraph instead. Now that we know what goes in this section let’s look at the hippocampus’s ability set. The natural abilities of real seahorses are the source for most of the traits listed below. *** Like all mermaids hippocampi are natural swimmers who can breathe both air and water and cast a water-breathing spell on land-dwellers. A hippocampus is not a fast swimmer; an athletic human can easily outpace one. Her swimming ability focuses on precise control of changes in direction and depth, and she can use her powerful tail to anchor herself against the strongest currents as long as there is something to hold onto. Because she can’t use speed to catch prey a hippocampus employs a quasi-magical ability to generate powerful suction that draws prey to her mouth from up to a body length away. All mermaids have exceptional night vision, but as dwellers in the shallows hippocami have a lesser version of this talent; their ability to see in dim light is only slightly greater than that of humans. A hippocampus, like most mermaids, has a line of specialized scales along her flanks that can sense vibrations as well as changes in pressure and depth. This ability is particularly well-developed in the hippocampus. Most individuals can sense obstacles and creatures at a distance of over two dozen body lengths, and they can use this ability to find prey or to navigate through twisting passages even in murky water. The specialized scales are also erogenous zones, and rare is the hippocampus who can maintain her composure when stroked along that line of scales. A hippocampus’s fishy parts are lightly armored, and she can change the color of her skin and scales to blend in with her surroundings. This last ability is why hippocampi wear little or no clothing; they can camouflage their bodies but not their garments. *** Next session: Meeting and Mating |
| "When you have bought your own load of hooey, you know exactly what it is worth." -- Bruce Sterling |
| PART IV: MEETING AND MATING The last section is the, “why you really want one of these for a companion” section, a.k.a. “what makes these girls so good in bed,” or, “what fetish these girls appeal to.” The first paragraph describes the species’ approach to finding a mate and how mamono of that type commonly conduct themselves in a relationship. Are they predators who violently attack men, do they specialize in poaching from other monstergirls, or do they gently woo their mates? Are they dominant or submissive (or both by turns)? Do they employ physical force, force of personality, trickery, or magic? This is where you discuss how the kappa uses childhood play to find a husband well before she comes of age, the violent aggression of the ushi-oni, or the mind-melting spores of the matango. This is also the place to mention any preferences of target – i.e. the akaname’s preference for men with poor hygiene, the lizardman’s insistence on martial prowess, or the alraune’s willingness to take any human she can catch. The second paragraph is about the species special sexual talents, preferred techniques, or sex-related warnings. Examples of what goes here are the slime’s ability to be penetrated anywhere on her body, the sphinx’s passion-inducing riddle curse, the ghoul’s oral fixation, and the arachne’s talent for bondage play. In the warning category is often some trait that “flips the switch” on the species’ typical behavior – the normally calm ryu’s inverted scale that can trigger a sexual frenzy, the haughty anubis becoming a quivering sub during doggie style intercourse, the gentle harpy becoming a sex-crazed predator during mating season, and so on. If there is anything special about the species’ reproduction this section is a good place to mention it. The closing paragraph is the final part of this section. This bit is simply the “happily (or not so happily) ever after” of life with this kind of monstergirl. Done properly this closing will either make you jealous of someone who is fortunate enough to be caught by this kind of monstergirl… or feel pity for anyone unlucky enough to fall into her clutches. We finally come to the end of our example. For your reading pleasure, the final paragraphs of the hippocampus entry! *** The hippocampus’s approach to mating is similar to her approach to finding a meal; she can’t rely on speed and aggression, so she uses a powerful draw instead. Hippocampi are among the most skillful flirts in the sea. Hippocampus mothers make a point of teaching their daughters that humans who aren’t worried about being raped are more likely to stick around for conversation… and conversation is great for wooing, especially if one takes the long view. The task of mating is complicated for hippocampi by the details of their reproduction. A hippocampus has no uterus and therefore can’t get pregnant. She needs a human man or a futanari to fertilize her eggs, but she also needs a human woman or another mamono to brood the eggs. A hippocampus has a vagina like any other mermaid, but she also has an ovipositor – in a sense, all hippocampi are futanari. To have children a hippocampus must have sex with her husband and then transfer the fertilized eggs into her wife’s womb – each transfer involves several eggs, so multiple births are the rule. Successful transfer requires getting the eggs clear into the womb, which the hippocampus accomplishes by gently thrusting past the cervix. Some women find such deep penetration uncomfortable while others can only speak of it in tones of wistful awe. A hippocampus uses similar tones to discuss any sex act in which she penetrates the other party – the ovipositor is also her clitoris, so having that organ engulfed in a warm, wet orifice is supremely pleasurable. Because having a family means finding a husband and a wife a hippocampus is indiscriminate about who she uses her seduction skills on; she’ll flirt with pretty much anyone but another hippocampus. And since mamono are so much easier to find than men, a man who meets a hippocampus will probably get double-barreled flirting from the hippocampus… and her wife. Few men can remain unmoved upon meeting two women who love each other so much – and when invited to love those women and be loved by them in return, few men could resist. *** Next session: I will post the hippocampus entry in its entirety so that you can see how it flows. After that it’s all over but the comments. |
| "When you have bought your own load of hooey, you know exactly what it is worth." -- Bruce Sterling |
| I think this example perfectly illustrates how one can use an animal as inspiration for the abilities and flirting/mating rituals of the monster girl that is based on said animal. Especially those who have trouble coming up with ideas how to flesh out their entry might want to look for animals or plants they like and read their Wikipedia page. Usually one can find enough things about that animal or plant there to use and make the entry unique. Though sex and mating are an integral part of the MGE, I would like to urge all contestants to not solely focus on it. Many official MGE entries are surprisingly lacking when it comes to describing the monster girl properly. Often the entry mostly, if not solely, focuses on how they try and get a man and how they gonna mate with said man. I think this is a missed opportunity, as to me a monster girl can bring so much more than just sex. |
MetallumOperaturSep 6, 2018 3:45 AM
MetallumOperatur said: I think this example perfectly illustrates how one can use an animal as inspiration for the abilities and flirting/mating rituals of the monster girl that is based on said animal. Thank you. As I foreshadowed, nature was very much my primary inspiration for this example. Shortly after seeing the picture I knew I'd have to do something with the fact that it's the male seahorse that gets pregnant. :) Often the entry mostly, if not solely, focuses on how they try and get a man and how they gonna mate with said man. I think this is a missed opportunity, as to me a monster girl can bring so much more than just sex. Most definitely! Some of the most interesting entries in previous HMGs have explained in detail qualities of a species that had little or nothing to do with sex, or else made the type's "meeting and mating" a logical consequence of those qualities. I especially liked the well-thought-out culture of the baianai (because I geek out about that sort of thing), the unique magic of the mi-go (biomancy is a rarely explored avenue of magic), and the perfect ecological balance of the caterpillar and butterfly (bonus: they became official MGE entries!). If you think of your entries in terms of how they'd work as companions in stories, you must give them traits that make them interesting between h-scenes. |
| "When you have bought your own load of hooey, you know exactly what it is worth." -- Bruce Sterling |
| Here at last, the complete example: HIPPOCAMPUS Family: Mermaid Type: Seahorse Habitat: Coral reefs, kelp beds Disposition: Gregarious, laid-back, lustful Diet: Fish, crustaceans, spirit energy https://i.pinimg.com/736x/60/dd/42/60dd426c1045062a6bf92fe5de01dfc6.jpg The hippocampus is a mermaid with the prehensile tail of a seahorse instead of the finned tail common to mermaids. Hippocampi come in the stunning variety of colors typical of reef fish, and their hair and eyes can be just as colorful. The hippocampus is among the rarest of mermaid types – most marine monstergirls know of them, but few outside of the reef communities have ever met one. Like all mermaids hippocampi are natural swimmers who can breathe both air and water and cast a water-breathing spell on land-dwellers. A hippocampus is not a fast swimmer; an athletic human can easily outpace one. Her swimming ability focuses on precise control of changes in direction and depth, and she can use her powerful tail to anchor herself against the strongest currents as long as there is something to hold onto. Because she can’t use speed to catch prey a hippocampus employs a quasi-magical ability to generate powerful suction that draws prey to her mouth from up to a body length away. All mermaids have exceptional night vision, but as dwellers in the shallows hippocami have a lesser version of this talent; their ability to see in dim light is only slightly greater than that of humans. A hippocampus, like most mermaids, has a line of specialized scales along her flanks that can sense vibrations as well as changes in pressure and depth. This ability is particularly well-developed in the hippocampus. Most individuals can sense obstacles and creatures at a distance of over two dozen body lengths, and they can use this ability to find prey or to navigate through twisting passages even in murky water. The specialized scales are also erogenous zones, and rare is the hippocampus who can maintain her composure when stroked along that line of scales. A hippocampus’s fishy parts are lightly armored, and she can change the color of her skin and scales to blend in with her surroundings. This last ability is why hippocampi wear little or no clothing; they can camouflage their bodies but not their garments. The hippocampus’s approach to mating is similar to her approach to finding a meal; she can’t rely on speed and aggression, so she uses a powerful draw instead. Hippocampi are among the most skillful flirts in the sea. Hippocampus mothers make a point of teaching their daughters that humans who aren’t worried about being raped are more likely to stick around for conversation… and conversation is great for wooing, especially if one takes the long view. The task of mating is complicated for hippocampi by the details of their reproduction. A hippocampus has no uterus and therefore can’t get pregnant. She needs a human man or a futanari to fertilize her eggs, but she also needs a human woman or another mamono to brood the eggs. A hippocampus has a vagina like any other mermaid, but she also has an ovipositor – in a sense, all hippocampi are futanari. To have children a hippocampus must have sex with her husband and then transfer the fertilized eggs into her wife’s womb – each transfer involves several eggs, so multiple births are the rule. Successful transfer requires getting the eggs clear into the womb, which the hippocampus accomplishes by gently thrusting past the cervix. Some women find such deep penetration uncomfortable while others can only speak of it in tones of wistful awe. A hippocampus uses similar tones to discuss any sex act in which she penetrates the other party – the ovipositor is also her clitoris, so having that organ engulfed in a warm, wet orifice is supremely pleasurable. Because having a family means finding a husband and a wife a hippocampus is indiscriminate about who she uses her seduction skills on; she’ll flirt with pretty much anyone but another hippocampus. And since mamono are so much easier to find than men, a man who meets a hippocampus will probably get double-barreled flirting from the hippocampus… and her wife. Few men can remain unmoved upon meeting two women who love each other so much – and when invited to love those women and be loved by them in return, few men could resist. Name That Mamono: Fillipa Fillipa is unusual for a hippocampus; she is a shy member of a usually brazen breed. Her friends are split on whether she is actually shy or merely affects demureness to be endearing. If the latter, it's working. The only time she grows bold is when she is talking about her work -- Fillipa is a reef-sculptor who builds homes for aquatic mamono and their families. When not camouflaging herself Fillipa is an olive-skinned and raven-haired beauty with deep green eyes. She likes wearing sea-silk scarves to cover her breasts, but a gift of jewelry makes her giddy. |
tygertygerJun 17, 10:48 AM
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| Hooo, I really like that idea *sneaky sneaky* Love you all guys <3 |
He lives!!! |
| "When you have bought your own load of hooey, you know exactly what it is worth." -- Bruce Sterling |
TsunamieSeeker said: Cursed ones: Family: Magical material Type: sentient weaponry Habitat: Bitterblack isle Disposition: Various Diet: Blood, human mans spirit energy This is indeed the level of thought we're looking for in an HMG entry (though it's a tad long)! My one quibble with this is that it overlaps the Cursed Sword and Living Armor MGE entries a lot. The examples though... That gives me an idea for the contest... I'll get the contest announcement out by the end of the week. |
| "When you have bought your own load of hooey, you know exactly what it is worth." -- Bruce Sterling |
Hey my dear, how's it going? Thanks for everyone keeping this little nice lovehole alive ^_^ |
| I get a little tingle in my heart knowing that Su is still around =) And I actually had a brainstorm of awesome for the HMG this time. So many good tips in here for making the entry better all around. It doesn't matter how good the concept is if the execution is terrible (probably my main problem) |
emeraldtryst said: I get a little tingle in my heart knowing that Su is still around As do I! TsunamiSeeker said: Maybe some of this will also give you a few ideas as well. Oh, boy, do they. I'm making an addition to the contest rules... and now everybody knows to blame you. ;) |
| "When you have bought your own load of hooey, you know exactly what it is worth." -- Bruce Sterling |
| In preparation for the next HMG -- which, if we want to return to the original schedule, should be this summer -- here is a link to an image album for inspiration: https://imgur.com/gallery/8zcjI |
| "When you have bought your own load of hooey, you know exactly what it is worth." -- Bruce Sterling |
| Maybe, just maybe I'll actually get the inspiration to participate this year. I have a vague idea for one entry at least :P |
| Summer is almost upon us, and with it the time for the next Honorary Monstergirl Competition! Potential contestants, feel free review the Build a Monstergirl Workshop to get some ideas. I'll post the official beginning of the contest sometime in June. |
| "When you have bought your own load of hooey, you know exactly what it is worth." -- Bruce Sterling |
| Just skimmed through this thread again and I must say there are quite a few tips in here that can help a lot with coming up with an entry. So I definitely recommend giving it another read-over! As a foot note: sometimes simply browsing through monster girl art, can yield you a picture that inspires a whole entry. A fair few of my entries were built around cool pictures I had found. |
| Who loves ya, baby? In order to stimulate y'all's creative juices well in advance of the next contest I have assembled a gallery of images as a starting point for creating new honorary monstergirls. https://www.pinterest.com/tygertygerwalton/tygertygers-mg-gallery/ If you have a Pinterest account you might be able to edit the notes on an image that you want to use. If you can't edit the pin, or if you don't have a Pinterest account, just message me and I can do the edit. Addendum: Some of these pics have titles, but don't feel beholden to those. If one of these images inspires you call your entry whatever you like. |
tygertygerJan 28, 2021 6:21 AM
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| HMG XII will soon be upon us! As part of my efforts at inspiration I present the full write-up of the proposed HMG that tempted us with her charms for the last four days. Presenting for your viewing pleasure (because you can NEVER have one as a companion), the incomparable... GODDESS |
tygertygerMay 30, 8:49 AM
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