Chocolate (stories recs and ideas) for Valentine

[polyedit2000]

It seems to be a tradition for a person to give chocolate or sweets to a person they love.  Perhaps the chocolate is the symbol of giving love, to equate sweetness as a degree of love.  So what does it mean when a person encases themselves in chocolate?  Are they giving all their love?  Are they buying love with their body?

I don't know, but Simpsons did it.

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That aside, what kind of stories take the chocolate factory for the wrong (or right) turn?  When it comes to trapping people in sugar, the most obvious one comes from Michael England's Jessica Darling (26 chapters).  I know there are also a few chocolate statues in the Packaging section and here and there.

[Daffy Duck]

If they are encased in chocolate, it would probably melt on their body.

So perhaps once encased, they spend time in a freezer ?

If they were encased, their lover could lick their body all over. Assuming even the most hungry chocoholic could eat THAT amount of it without being sick.

Or perhaps several people could help lick / bite it off ......

It is an encasement fetish. Perhaps even a vore fetish.......

Daffy

[polyedit2000]

Ah, yes, regular chocolate would melt, but I'm okay with fiction chocolate.  Actually, looking at some of the stories, most don't use regular chocolate:

Jessica Darling-  special confectionary

Kandy Kane-Magic

Erotic Magic Club- one of the chapters stuck an egg in a fridge, but girl was altered/preserved with magic.

Dipped Strawberry Blonde-  ...Actually, this does use a freezer. 

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Hm...there is an interesting idea inspired by the king of trash.  In Japan, Valentine's day is followed by White Day (forgot which gender starts first, but the other gender gives the chocolates on White Day).  So what if someone uses all the discarded chocolate and a giant tin to create a "chocolate bust" for their own crush?

[Tom]

A freezer will make the chocolate "bloom" (release its oils), quite apart from what it does to the contents. You might do better using one of the high-melt point chocolates developed for sale in the tropics, there's one whose melting point is higher than the temperature of the human body. It'd be a bit painful being applied, though.