Swollentummies.tumblr.com Website Review

submit all your mpreg prompts, stories, art! dark, monster infested bellies, alien impregnation, tentacles? slime? tell me more >>  ok! so, im definitley not deleting this blog or leaving this site >>  until tumblr forcibly removes me, but i made a twitter where if im >>  not on here anymore i’ll be the most active there until a better >>  platform for blogging comes along >>  and i backed up this site and my Swollentummies submit blog onto >>  wordpress, im still figuring out how to navigate it but everything He had a name once, he thinks. Something more than the vaguely fond hissing that greeted him whenever he managed a moment of consciousness. He used to be someone, something more than a warm sleeve that wrapped tight and soft around its wearer. He had a purpose beyond laying here, spread-open and stuffed beyond recognition. When was the last time he stood? He remembered when he last tried, when the serpent went relatively still for sleep, its whole body buried inside his with its bulbed head just within his rear entrance. He would go insane, he thought suddenly, if he had to sit idle for a single more second. If he had to feel his body expand with the snake’s slumbering breath one more fu*king time. On a furious whim, he pushed onto his side and folded his legs under himself, straightening with a heave. The monster roused at the disturbance, thrashing violently enough to rock him back and forth. The coiled mas* of his middle swung, a great and heavy pendulum on too delicate a frame. Instinctively, he clutched at the roiling lump, gasping as the scales ravaged his inner walls. But his legs alone weren’t enough to keep him upright, and as the snake jolted forward, so too did he, thrown belly-first onto the bed of leaves and furs. The impact shook through him as the creature rumbled irritably, burrowing while his very organs throbbed around it. The pressure squeezed the contents right out of his bladder, splashing hot and pungent around his knees. If he weren’t nearly blacked out