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[Otebon Albrecht]

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Depends on where it's from. Some people have the rights to photos, other are public domain.


Requests take time too. Give it a month or two.

[The Past]

Zero.

I'd say I could make you one, but I have had terrible issues with requests. They stress me out because I'm so sick of drawing. I've let so many people down. >w<;;

[Leiton]

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I know they take time, but I have yet for anyone to even offer I have requests up here, FA, and the other site I'm on.
I just have a weird pet peeve above not having an avi on sites...
As for quality, I'll say this...
I can draw sitck figures. If you can do better than that, I'll be ecstatic. I'm not picky

[Otebon Albrecht]

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Well that's the thing, isn't it? It's a request not a demand Lita.


You keep on saying "another site" as though you are embarrased to mention it. I'm sorry if you are, but I read all the time and notice (as my friend would call them) guns on the table.


What is this "other site" if you don't mind sharing?

[Leiton]

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Well, it's not embarassing. It's just I don't know how well others take it.
FurMorphed.com
It's a furry site that focuses on hypnosis/mental transformations. I haven't been in the furry community long enough to know what others think about it. (As made obvious by my complete lack of knowledge on the master/pet relationship.)

[Otebon Albrecht]

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Well, you've found someone else that has no clue about it. What do you mean hypnosis / mental transformations? I'm curious.

[Leiton]

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Well, I'm no expert, but here's the basics. Everyone knows that the mind has extreme control over your body. Hypnotism allows people to tell your mind something and make it believe that whatever they are saying is true. For example: One of the goals of many furries interested in hypnosis is to acquire a "phantom tail." In order to achieve this, the hypnotist simply puts the person into what is called a trance and tells them in various ways that they have a tail. They might describe what that feels like, or they may leave it up to the person. Over time, the person will begin to actually feel something where their tail would be. Success all depends on how receptive the person is.
FurMorphed has many files on specific species, and generic files for those that aren't as common. Basically, the mental transformation is just a way of saying that your mind begins to believe that you actually are a furry.
Obviously, this comes with its own risks. Hypnosis is always a dangerous thing, and you should always be wary of it. Levels of danger are up to you, but stories of furry transformation on FurMorphed include some of the following: One guy was so "Transformed", he actually believed he was a cat for a few days; another sees himself and other furries as their fursona; and many have talked about taste changes. One cat said before the hypnosis files, she hated tuna. Afterwards? It became her favorite food.
Hypnosis files are not at all the best way to try furry hypnosis, but there is one thing they offer that a face-to-face hypnosis session cannot offer: Security. You can always read before hand or listen to the file without actually going into trance to see what is going to be said.
As for success? Well, I haven't listened to one for about a week now due to always being too tired to go into trance and not just fall asleep, but the last time I was able to stay awake for an entire file, I felt fur. It's the greatest feeling ever 

[Otebon Albrecht]

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I'm sorry Leiton. I couldn't help but smile at your message. Thank you for clearing up a few questions for me.

[Leiton]

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Sorry, I really can't give short versions of stuff...

[Kaya]

8.... I dislike things random though

[Otebon Albrecht]

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No, the length doesn't trouble me at all. The premise is what made me smile. Forgive me and my Hobbesian philosophies (when you begin to actually know me and see what my responses are to certain questions, you'll see what I mean). What you described gave me great enjoyment.

[Leiton]

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lol I try
So, what's your opinion? You can't offend me, don't worry.

[Otebon Albrecht]

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Well, seeing as the accepted definition of hypnosis by the the Psychologic societies of America (sorry, don't know the actual name) is that hypnosis is a "heightened state of suggestion". This means that people that are able to be swayed easily are able to be tricked into believing what they wish to believe.


Sorry, but when I read your message about the person that became a cat, I laughed. They allowed themselves to be carried to a place they desired to be, whether or not it was conscious desire. There is no danger in hypnosis. If you do not wish it, it does not happen. Hypnotists cannot control someone. That is reserved for fiction.


(I'm sorry)

[Leiton]

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You misunderstood me. That's why I said that the level of danger is up to you. Personally, there is a limit to what I will allow people to do, and having my mind think I'm a full-blown cat (mentally and physically) is way beyond that line. There is no danger for those that don't want it, but those that do may not know what they truly want. And sometimes, what people truly want can be harmful to themselves and to others.
No reason to be sorry. I took it as sort of a pet project to work on over the winter holidays due to immense boredom. I don't know that I could ever get into it as much as some others do

[Otebon Albrecht]

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Hypnosis is hypnosis, an openness to suggestion. That's why it's funny to me. The people that go too far allowed themselves to be taken that far.