Blaze snagged a commission with the single prompt of "Hypnosis," and given I've been craving more vanilla themes with mindplay lately, I knew what I was gonna subject his adorable fursona, Jake, to.

I first went at Jake's female form, which I previously conjured up as part of Kinktober, but later figured it'd be fun to have a matching piece with his normal, male form too.

Although that's the order I made them in, I like the idea of them happening in reverse; Soul starts out treating Jake to a fantasy dream orgy and throwing him into the middle of it, but then doubles down for more fun in his (imagined) female form later in the night.

The options just immediately gravitated together once they happened in this one's pool: Intangible Influence, Toys, and Objectification & Objectophilia. Love me some ghost hands, and while I could've easily squeezed Soul Chocolate or Tiesel into it, I figured a neutral influence was a better fit this time around.

Russel finds him... herself accosted by some very potent cursed ghost hands, and before she can even react to them, she's spread eagled on her back with a giant puffy puppy cookie well on display for anyone who happens to come across - or inside - her. She's clearly got plenty of options for that now!

The alt version is there simply to include the squeaky sounds since I ran out of space for the prompt description.

Pre-scheduled edit: I realized after finishing and prepping this post that, in my haste to get caught back up on work, I forgot this was one of the prompts I'd selected all five of the terms for, whoops! I did still include "Loss of Control" as an extra, but left out "Suppression & Denial." Nevermind; 4 out of the 3 I'd originally planned to do is still pretty good.

Following the base version of this meme I absolutely had to make some obligatory alt versions, so here's the first set of two.

Ruby gives a big show and makes a big bulgy mess in her nappies, which later attracts the attention of a seemingly spectral, but especially intimately touchy-feely friend. It's alright though; she seems to appreciate it.