/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>35640320
>>35640290
do this

>>17821626
I'll have you know it's called slaying and I have the right to do it.

Trust me, I have a ph.d in dragons.

>>17236009
>>17236024
Dragons are too good for this world. It's why you gotta love them back.

>>16228313
Even though her scales might be hard, her body warmth, voice and heartbeat makes her become a heavenly bodypillow. Sure, it's kinda evil to tease her by saying I wish she was fluffy liike a Griffon, but she knows I love her a lot.

>>16181269
No lewding the dragon waifu that suddenly got huge. She's just for kissies.

I love it so much when you draw dragons and a (you)

>>16181276
Shadow of the Colossus.

>>15869198
It makes the relationship between the monster and you more intimate.

>>15803052
At least we have this.

>>15797120
I don't think a writer shouldn't make other people feel those emotions, even if they are terrible. After all, there's a reason we feel them in the first place.
But, I think I used cheap tactics to evoke those feelings. Essentially using your post and targeting it to write something about a happy tomboy dragon specifically - as vague as the desciption might be.
Rather than making my own character and letting readers naturally grow attached to them, I basically took her from your mind. Which is why it hit you so much. She's your waifu, existing in the safety of your mind, and that greentext was piercing that safety, if that makes sense.

Maybe it doesn't, but I hope it does. Like if I wrote a bio post for my waifu in the thread, and someone used that to write something bad happening to her. You could say the only difference between that hypotheitcal situation and what I did was intent, I suppose. It'd make me feel bad too.

Let's forget my greentext. Tell me what you love about her so much. Say nice things about her, what you'd do for her.

>>15507929
I'm impressed she can keep a straight face when you say those words