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Devoured Stories / Roommate by Tigerstretch
Last post by teanndaorsa - November 29, 2025, 09:57:54 PM
You can view the story here on the plaza:

https://www.devouredstories.net/storieslr/roommate.html
Other/f; fpov; vore; soft; swallow; reform; scifi; alien; tentacles; slime; oral; mast; enclosed; latex; transform; climax; sex; XX

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Last post by Darkwolf - November 27, 2025, 09:37:42 PM
Quote from: throwaway140124 on November 27, 2025, 09:18:31 AMHang about, just went back to read through the penultimate chapter of Conventional Affair, and UM?!? Now I realise two people can share the same name, but once again, UM!?! Very excited to see what comes of that!

Thank you very much for reading, I'm glad your enjoying the story so far.  It's been a lot of fun to write and I was wondering if anyone would go back and compare the new information here to the events of A Conventional Affair.  If you're alluding to what I think you are, then do I hope you'll enjoy what's to come.  ;D
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Maidbots.net stories feedback / Re: Undercover Maidbot by Meli...
Last post by feline - November 27, 2025, 04:07:51 PM
I am unsure what I think and feel about part 7.  As a self confessed, and proud, soppy romantic, it isn't really happy or romantic, or really all that sexy.  But, having said that, it is very well written, deeply thoughtful, and makes a lot of very interesting points!

We are almost getting philosophical about human nature here, about what it is to be human, how you find and achieve purpose and happiness...

I agree with Jackie, that the ending really is raising some quite pointed questions about James, and how involved, how invested in this relationship he is.  I am not that inclined to be sympathetic towards James, but trying to be fair, he has just produced, what is by the sounds of it, a *staggeringly* expensive gift for his wife, something that she has dreamed of, and lusted after for years...  and in the face of this incredible gift, this epic "I love you" gesture, she is dismissive...  doesn't really offer or give him anything to explain why she cannot accept it, is suddenly not interested in it...

Trying to build a good overall mental picture of things here, we have James who works all the time, works hard, brings home work, to provide a good standard of living for his wife.  Then we have his wife, Melissa, who just glides through life board, uninterested, unmotivated, not really appreciating what she has, or engaging with things...

It does beg the question of how much they have in common, how much life and passion is left in their relationship.

Now, we see the collar and the house computer enforcing her silence, making her keep her secret, but I am sure, from memory, that before now it has just been shame, embarrassment, a need not to make a fool of herself that kept Melissa silent.  So much of this is a trap and a mess of her own making, that it makes it hard for me to feel real and genuine sympathy for her.

At the same time, something that really shines through for me, is the life of drudgery, thankless hard work and just being ordered around that Ursula used to live as the maidbot.  If you accept that a maidbot is just a machine with no mind, no will, then that is one thing.  But it is quite clear that Ursula, at least, is a real living and conscious being by any reasonable standards.  So suddenly we are presented with the question of who is better placed to be the servant, and who is better placed to the mistress?

I do find that there is a lot of merit to Ursula's point that she is the only one who has really made good use of her freedom as a human, to explore culture and art.

Then of course we have Melisa's actual owner, and the simple human desire to be cruel and evil to someone you now have under your power!  Somehow I don't see Melisa getting a happy ending out of this, but I do find that I want to see Ursula getting a happy ending, since she is someone who really is growing on me.
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Last post by jackierabbit1 - November 27, 2025, 10:34:47 AM
I very much appreciate the depth of this plot, the depth of emotions as well. Perhaps Clarissa and James will require an organic maid-bot of their own one day, such would certainly allow James to keep his wealth, without sharing it with Melissa in some sort of legal separation.

If Melissa can't explain her unique enslavement, does Eleanor, at some point, have to explain things to James instead, perhaps the two having a little "human" negotiation themselves while discussing Melissa's fate, so maybe shared custody of the Melissa maid-bot? Dose Eleanor embellish that tale, suggesting she begged for this, all while Melissa stands there listening, under the control of the collar, so not able to contradict her owner?

I also wonder if that's the moment Melissa snaps, as in she just gives up and stops fighting the collar, stops fighting the reality that she's a better maid-bot than she ever was a human. I'd expect her to break at some point anyway; so to me it's maybe a little like training horses, conditioning them to follow the lead of their human masters?

All that being said, James does sound like a piece of work himself, so all this isn't on Melissa alone. Does James learn from his past mistakes though, and does Melissa get to watch James 2.0 treat Clarissa like she wished she'd been treated, or by some twist of fate Ursula?

Thanks for sharing, Jackie.
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Hang about, just went back to read through the penultimate chapter of Conventional Affair, and UM?!? Now I realise two people can share the same name, but once again, UM!?! Very excited to see what comes of that!
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This is great! Your writing continues to be incredible, and I'm really excited to learn more about these characters! I loved the scene that played out - incredibly hot, and also very well paced in that different moments had time to be appreciated, but it didn't drag overall. I also love getting the full play by play of Claire's thoughts versus only getting what she and hence we can assume about Elsie's thoughts. And the way they both played their roles was amazing - I love that sort of dynamic, and this is a great depiction of it. Great work, hope you keep it up!
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Quote from: marp on November 24, 2025, 11:19:54 AMI don't understand not this does not have an "nc" or at the very least "reluct" tag.

Might have begun "cons", but she's been deceived (gullible or not) - and that makes it "nc", imho.


Everyone's welcome to their opinion of course, but that's not the basis on which I apply the consent tags. The protagonist has entered into this situation willingly, is clearly enthused about putting the items on even knowing their purpose, and while there is a moment where they are surprised by and show regret about what happens to them, it is incredibly brief in the story, and very quickly they are back to full acceptance of their situation. I don't think, on balance, that is enough to justify the 'reluct' tag. Whether they have been deceived or not is largely irrelevant to the tagging, what matters is how they react to the situation and how that is expressed in the writing.
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Maidbots.net stories feedback / Re: Undercover Maidbot by Meli...
Last post by teanndaorsa - November 25, 2025, 03:07:20 PM
Quote from: Melissa M on November 25, 2025, 06:10:00 AM
Quote from: marp on November 24, 2025, 11:27:16 AMThe latest part (#7) should be "reluct", like the previous parts.
"Cons" alone seems quite incorrect to me.

Thank you, Sir, for reaching out. I apologize for the mistake and will ask the site owner if the 'cons' tag could possibly be replaced by the 'reluct' tag.

This has been changed now. Each part is edited and tagged on its own merits, and on the readthrough I did the overwhelming vibe, aside from those few lines quoted, is the protagonist has settled into their new role and has come to accept it. You can argue it both ways of course but I'm happy to take Melissa's steer on which side to land on. 'nc' is, clearly not the right fit, there is no real active resistance here in this chapter, and the path by which they got to this place in previous chapters is not relevant to the tagging for this chapter.
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