Embracing eusociality?

[DOAHunterX]

Would anyone be interested in a story involving a woman transforming into an egg-laying machine, similar to an ant, bee, or especially a termite queen? It comes with multiple pairs of lactating breasts, sex with 18+ year-olds with various monster girls/guys (i.e. no full-on bestiality), and descriptions of massive feeding and weight gain. Gotta get that egg-laying bod somehow.

 

[sirhugs]

everybody should get at least one bump, even a very niche idea like this.
even niche ideas can find an audience.

 

[Carnevil9]

And then later, they nuke it from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

 

[sirhugs]

And then later, they nuke it from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

but that just creates several super radiated Hulk like versions around the globe... film at 11

 

[DOAHunterX]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1444708958959198209

Essentially, imagine someone with a massive, pulsating insect abdomen for a "tail". That someone also has several pairs of lactating breasts. The feeding/WG is mostly because gaining tons of body mass from said abdomen wouldn't be very realistic.

 

[sirhugs]

but the sex would be....gross?

 

[LupusDei]

I get the gross megabody is the real center of attention here, but...

Turning the idea on it's head for those of us into lean and muscular and necessarily bisexual, how about a true third gender, laying fertilized "eggs" into other female hosts as surrogates.

So she collect sperm (the typical way) fertilize her ova, then invert her cunt into external ovipositor (obviously somewhat penis like, but not necessarily, there's all kinds of options) she uses to implant it in other female host for gestation. She absolutely needs to do that in time or...

 

[DOAHunterX]

Perhaps I should shorten the story and have the POV on the male, perhaps? A male sacri... I mean, diplomat, is requested by the conquering tribe of humanoid insects. However, rather than being eaten in the traditional sense, he is being tested to be "eaten", first by a few workers, then by the queen herself.

By the way, these insect people are more in the "people with some insect features like antennae and a chitinous abdomen" way than the "full-on chitties" way.

 

[33RPMVinylPants]

OK, would this be a normal human who transforms into the egg-laying creature, or is this a sci-fi story where the main character is a member of a species where this kind of thing is normal?

if it's the former, does the MC go through this transformation on purpose, or is it an accident?

If it's an accident, is this a welcome change, or is this horrifying to the protagonist as well?

I guess I would need to know what the reader is supposed to find appealing about this scenario before we can map out a plotline for the story.

I'm not opposed to erotic horror even if it doesn't turn me on (One of the most compelling videogames I've ever played centers around a carnival where the prizes are centipedes that crawl up your dickhole and lay eggs in your bladder and then you jack off later and a bunch of baby centipedes come out.) but what your plot looks like depends entirely on what part of this experience your readers want to revel in.

 

[33RPMVinylPants]

However, rather than being eaten in the traditional sense, he is being tested to be "eaten", first by a few workers, then by the queen herself.

Unfortunately*, vore is against Literotica's posting policy

*for this story, I mean.

 

[DOAHunterX]

Being "eaten" is an obvious euphemism for sex.

 

[M_K_Babalon]

I'm kinda digging this, but why would it happen to her and the only reason I would see needing the tits is because of mammalian offspring, and if they need to feed from her, then reproduction wouldn't be as fast as you're planning. A majority of non mammal creatures like you're describing, more or less are self-sufficient after birth, which is why bugs can reproduce so much. Even some birds, like chickens, the chicks don't need the mother for food.

 

[33RPMVinylPants]

Being "eaten" is an obvious euphemism for sex.

Based on the rest of this thread, I'm not going to make any assumptions, lol.

 

[nice90sguy]

Ive been working on a story with exactly this premise, for over three years. I actually posted part one a while back, then took it down, because I decided to extend and alter the storyline -- and make it illustrated. It's currently 75,000 words.

Eusociality is one aspect of bee (and naked-mole-rat) society. The other is "haplodiploidy" -- the males have half the genes of the females, and females can reproduce asexually to produce male offspring, whereas females can only be created sexually (i.e. with male and female parents).

This leads to really intersting alternative societal structures.