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🕑 Added 2021-09-14 08:32:49 +0000 UTCYou know, I was about to foolishly say, "This story is the least like any others than I've ever published here before." But then I remembered those Vlad stories I wrote for my friend, and how absolutely NOT like my usual stuff that was. Lmao. Those were good stories, but let's talk about Sabrina's Dolls, because it IS unique from my other projects!
Transformation is a funny subject of fetishism for me, haha. I've never really quite been into it myself, though I've grazed some ideas before. It usually will manage to tickle my interest, but not usually for very long -- being a thing seems to get disengaging after awhile. I was hesitant to take this pledge reward on because of that, BUT this idea had soooo many good qualities going on for it to make-up for it.
For one, obviously, SABRINA. THE LEGEND. The start of it all. Sabrina is LITERALLY the cause of my stupid fetish taking over my life when I happened to watch that anime episode as a kid. Heck, even beyond shrinking people, Sabrina got me addicted to creepy girls, psychic powers, stoicism... I owe a lot to her! And best of all, I was asked specifically to write the anime Sabrina, which is the personality I of course love best~ It even takes places before the anime gets to her, a prelude to her anime appearance... so I got to explore even nastier sides of her! It was great, and I hope I captured Sabrina's charm as this woman obsessed with power, monotone as she dominates those around her.
For two, the transformation itself is turning humans into dolls. That's a much more comfortable subject to be transformed into than, say, a pair of underwear or a spoon or something. Dolls are so easy to implant life onto, so I didn't have to get weighed down with any really bizarre sensations. Hah... I hope I wrote transformation erotically enough! To be honest, I look back and wonder if I hit the right ideas and feelings that transformation fetishists are appealed to. I tried to focus on what I'm used to capturing with usual shrink stories: feelings of helplessness, the fear of becoming weaker, etc. If you're a transformer, let me know what you thought of it!! Did you get turned on? Did you transform, son?
Because this was an anime depiction, and also because it takes place years before the anime, I also sought out to establish a specifically 90s vibe. Lol, of course, that really only gets time to be noticed in the opening paragraphs, and it doesn't have much bearing on the story. Still, I hoped the setting was radical that way, with mentions of CRT monitors, CD players, Banjo-Kazooie, you know, things only 90s kids know about.
Hope you guys enjoyed it! It's not the normal material y'all pledge for... but I hope my writing was at least interesting enough to entertain you~ Thanks for all the support, especially right now... As you might have read, I'm currently having computer troubles and need to raise a few funds to get a new one. If you're able to help at all, I would massively appreciate it~ Thank you thank you!
Comments
Adam Nahod
Sabrina is a queen. She deserves a revisit! I loved this idea, but I also can't wait to apply her to a more conventional size scenario~ Thank you for the comment!
2KFSK
Just read this one and I enjoyed it a whole lot! Hopefully this unsolicited "review" won't feel too awkward a few days late. I'm not the target audience here because transformation has never been my own interest. The story didn't really turn me ON but it wasn't exactly FOR me either. That said, for me the story itself WAS really captivating and genuinely dreadful. You have a very realistic way of portraying the way the world goes on in the midst of supernatural disappearances that's delicious. The ending where Sabrina just hits ya with the cute little "This is forever" was nice too, removing hope especially after previous insinuations of the possibility of freedom somewhere along the line. It's also funny to hear you talk about Sabrina in that way too. I think she was an awakening for a lot of people; one of my normie best friends considers Sabrina the character that first made her realize she was bi. As for me, she's a BIT before my time. But she did put in good work getting us converts for the macro agenda, so I must respect her. Anyway, this story is quite lovely, and I wouldn't be opposed to your revisiting Sabrina in the future!
