CringeworthyUsername
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First, thanks for not leaving immediately after you read that title pun. Before we go any further, let's get some warnings out of the way. First: shemales, futanari, dickgirls, sluts with nuts... no matter what you call these fine ladies, they will be everywhere. Second: incest. This may change, but as of right now two of the characters are sisters in a light physical relationship. It may blossom into something deeper later on. If you are not okay with either one of these things, well, that's okay! Now's your chance to move on.
Let's cut to the chase. "CringeworthyUsername, what exactly are you pitching?" I'm so glad you asked. I won't drop a big info dump with this first post, because why bother if no one's interested? However, I'm more than happy to answer questions, go into detail on things you want me to, et cetera. Just don't ask me to juggle dildos. Please.
Keep in mind, literally everything is subject to change until I say otherwise.
Societal Differences: The story takes place a few years in the future (early-mid 2020s), so the world's almost exactly the same as our own. However, some key differences need mentioning.
Taboos are dying. First and foremost, nobody cares if you're gay. Literally nobody. PDA "rules" are a bit more lenient as well. This bit won't be too in-your-face, but the incest taboo is... partially removed. Generation gaps are still mostly off-limits, but there aren't many other social "restrictions." Here's the simplest way I can explain it. Parents, children, aunts, uncles; anybody one or more generations older/younger is a no-no. On the other hand, brothers, sisters, cousins; that kind of thing? As long as everyone involved understands the risks like all mature adults should, you go right ahead.
Shemales: Shemales are natural. That means they're a real third gender: you can be born as a shemale. These traits only recently surfaced, so the shemale population has yet to "catch up" with men and women. Shemale genetics are also very uncommon and extremely regressive. According to the latest nationwide census data, the United States' population demographics are 40 percent male, 45 percent female, and 15 percent shemale, with the shemale rate slowly climbing. They are about halfway between men and women in height, and nearly equal to men in strength.
With that out of the way, the story itself is about cops: the main characters (there are a fair few) are all police officers. They're all futas, too. It's also less of a story and more of an anthology: a collection of short stories in the same overall setting. I have a few shorts planned out to start with, and coming up with more will be easy. Being an LEO myself, I can just take calls I've responded to at work, replace some people with dickgirls, switch up some stuff to make it take place in this fictional city, sprinkle on some humor, and gas the entire patrol zone with slow-acting aphrodisiacs. Other than that, I can come up with pretty much infinite scenarios on my own.
Some other stuff. A lot of cops tend to develop a dark sense of humor; it practically comes with the job. So yes, there will be humor, and no, it will not always be appropriate or "Safe For Work." We're snarky, but we're not edgy, if that makes sense. On another note, there will be sex, and there will be tons of it... but there also has to be some kind of plot. I know; crazy, right? Our ladies in blue are gonna spend ample time wearing out their patrol cars' wheel shocks and steaming up the windows, but there's always a reason Dispatch sent them out to wherever they are in the first place. The calls they respond to and situations they handle will be incredibly varied. Some of them will either be violent or turn violent; it's an unfortunate inevitability. Not everyone wants to be cuffed, and not everyone will drop the gun/knife/crowbar/whatever when you order them to. But because we're all here for the sex, I'll spare you the nastier details. What I mean by that is, just because someone got shot doesn't mean I have to spend half a paragraph on where their blood landed. Just because SWAT blasted an unhinged maniac off the side of a catwalk above an industrial assembly line, doesn't mean I have to spell out what happened to his body when he landed. I guess what I'm trying to say is, violence won't be a constant, but when it happens I'll keep it at a mid-upper T for the most part.
Last but not least: the girls; the heroines; the public defenders; the Bitches With Badges! I've almost got them all worked out, so I feel comfortable listing them here. Just like anything else, drop a note in this thread if you wanna know more about one of these lovely ladies. Keep in mind I may change any of these girls up, add more officers to the character pool, or remove ones I'm really not feeling.
-Corporal Allie Winter, Patrol Division
-Officer Emma Goldsteel, Patrol Division
-Corporal Gabbie Thorne, SWAT
-Officer Hannah Goldsteel, Vice Division
-Officer Kaia Lauber, Patrol Division
-Sergeant Laura Blackshear, SWAT
-Sergeant Lily Razor, Patrol Supervisor
-Officer Monet Argent, Homicide Detective
-Corporal Sophie Trench, Street Crime Attack Team
-Officer Taylor Harley, Motorcycle Patrol
...aaaaand that's about it. Thanks for reading all the way through. This should probably go without saying, but anything I write in this story (should I actually write it) does not reflect what I would do in the field in those situations. I'm not an unhinged maniac.
Let's cut to the chase. "CringeworthyUsername, what exactly are you pitching?" I'm so glad you asked. I won't drop a big info dump with this first post, because why bother if no one's interested? However, I'm more than happy to answer questions, go into detail on things you want me to, et cetera. Just don't ask me to juggle dildos. Please.
Keep in mind, literally everything is subject to change until I say otherwise.
Societal Differences: The story takes place a few years in the future (early-mid 2020s), so the world's almost exactly the same as our own. However, some key differences need mentioning.
Taboos are dying. First and foremost, nobody cares if you're gay. Literally nobody. PDA "rules" are a bit more lenient as well. This bit won't be too in-your-face, but the incest taboo is... partially removed. Generation gaps are still mostly off-limits, but there aren't many other social "restrictions." Here's the simplest way I can explain it. Parents, children, aunts, uncles; anybody one or more generations older/younger is a no-no. On the other hand, brothers, sisters, cousins; that kind of thing? As long as everyone involved understands the risks like all mature adults should, you go right ahead.
Shemales: Shemales are natural. That means they're a real third gender: you can be born as a shemale. These traits only recently surfaced, so the shemale population has yet to "catch up" with men and women. Shemale genetics are also very uncommon and extremely regressive. According to the latest nationwide census data, the United States' population demographics are 40 percent male, 45 percent female, and 15 percent shemale, with the shemale rate slowly climbing. They are about halfway between men and women in height, and nearly equal to men in strength.
With that out of the way, the story itself is about cops: the main characters (there are a fair few) are all police officers. They're all futas, too. It's also less of a story and more of an anthology: a collection of short stories in the same overall setting. I have a few shorts planned out to start with, and coming up with more will be easy. Being an LEO myself, I can just take calls I've responded to at work, replace some people with dickgirls, switch up some stuff to make it take place in this fictional city, sprinkle on some humor, and gas the entire patrol zone with slow-acting aphrodisiacs. Other than that, I can come up with pretty much infinite scenarios on my own.
Some other stuff. A lot of cops tend to develop a dark sense of humor; it practically comes with the job. So yes, there will be humor, and no, it will not always be appropriate or "Safe For Work." We're snarky, but we're not edgy, if that makes sense. On another note, there will be sex, and there will be tons of it... but there also has to be some kind of plot. I know; crazy, right? Our ladies in blue are gonna spend ample time wearing out their patrol cars' wheel shocks and steaming up the windows, but there's always a reason Dispatch sent them out to wherever they are in the first place. The calls they respond to and situations they handle will be incredibly varied. Some of them will either be violent or turn violent; it's an unfortunate inevitability. Not everyone wants to be cuffed, and not everyone will drop the gun/knife/crowbar/whatever when you order them to. But because we're all here for the sex, I'll spare you the nastier details. What I mean by that is, just because someone got shot doesn't mean I have to spend half a paragraph on where their blood landed. Just because SWAT blasted an unhinged maniac off the side of a catwalk above an industrial assembly line, doesn't mean I have to spell out what happened to his body when he landed. I guess what I'm trying to say is, violence won't be a constant, but when it happens I'll keep it at a mid-upper T for the most part.
Last but not least: the girls; the heroines; the public defenders; the Bitches With Badges! I've almost got them all worked out, so I feel comfortable listing them here. Just like anything else, drop a note in this thread if you wanna know more about one of these lovely ladies. Keep in mind I may change any of these girls up, add more officers to the character pool, or remove ones I'm really not feeling.
-Corporal Allie Winter, Patrol Division
-Officer Emma Goldsteel, Patrol Division
-Corporal Gabbie Thorne, SWAT
-Officer Hannah Goldsteel, Vice Division
-Officer Kaia Lauber, Patrol Division
-Sergeant Laura Blackshear, SWAT
-Sergeant Lily Razor, Patrol Supervisor
-Officer Monet Argent, Homicide Detective
-Corporal Sophie Trench, Street Crime Attack Team
-Officer Taylor Harley, Motorcycle Patrol
...aaaaand that's about it. Thanks for reading all the way through. This should probably go without saying, but anything I write in this story (should I actually write it) does not reflect what I would do in the field in those situations. I'm not an unhinged maniac.
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