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Sanatorium # 4 (Patreon)

Published:
2026-04-14 15:08:51
Imported:
2026-04

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I think we're going to see Mrs. Black again later. The deeper I go into this series, the more I want to do recurring characters.

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Hunter

ANOTHA ONE 😋

Fiendlybeast

Great stuff. I can't wait to see more, or even a full on comic 👍

NameTaken2

I do find it funny how we went from “I don’t plan on doing reoccurring characters” to “I really want to do reoccurring characters” lol Great stuff as always!

Shawn K. Younkin

She reminds me of Ambessa Medarda from Arcane. Def want to see more of her!

Cx98

Love this series! Is there a chance we will see any same-sex couples or services?

Huge Cook

The age old choice: mouth or bumhole.

CAFFEINE

I love the commentary of the interviewer here, will we be able to see who the mysterious visitor is someday I wonder? 👀 Also, the men's interest in the more "unrefined" and "unmentionable" holes of women is very appropriate since both would have been incredibly novel. Oral sex was actually not that popular until THE 1970s (The Godfather and Deep Throat are the films to thank for that; now, oral sex has been documented since ancient history ((Sumerian, Japanese, etc.,)) but it was RARELY, if ever, viewed in any positive light; lot of Roman documents showcase this)! It's a very modern sex act. Fun fact, one of them would have been a CRIME! Sodomy with any gender was a felony punishable by imprisonment (Oscar Wilde was infamously arrested for his relationship after his book, Picture of Dorian Gray, sparked moral outrage alongside evolving curiosity and praise for his work). The sanatoria allowing such a practice speaks to their forwardness and understanding for the needs and cares of their patients. :] A place of healing and acceptance beyond the mere presumption neuroses of old-minded alienists! Bah! Mrs. Black has the right idea. Also wanted to mention that I ADORE how sheepish so many of the men look throughout the series, same with the way Mrs. Black describes the way they ask her for access, it's so rare for a man of this age to be seen as sexually vulnerable. Curiosity was exclusive to debutante ingénues, not experienced gentlemen. I hope to see exploration of some of the more psychosexual aspects in that regard. 👀 The Sanatoria continues to emerge with radically new forms of treatment for the sexually repressed and misguided!

CAFFEINE

I'm still keeping an eye out for that rugged desperado showing up somewhere...

CAFFEINE

This would be interesting! This sanatoria seems to be a place of differing ages and even races which for the time would be very novel. Perhaps they have an established program or wing. Lesbian relationships weren't even seen as real in the Victorian Age - to the point where there weren't even established laws unlike those between homosexual men. The 'romantic friendship' defined many a suspiciously close set of gal pals. 🤭 Also... We had Carmilla written in 1872. 😉 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romantic_friendship

Fox

I love that the women have pubic hair! And, you know, everything else going on in this series.

Fox

I would definitely like to see the interviewer get involved.

Call Me ET

These have been great to see so far. I really hope we'll see intersex characters in this (trans, futa, or otherwise). Seeing a fem-presenting person wearing a really big dress (per my previous suggestions) would be great.

Call Me ET

I appreciate the history lesson throughout this series.

CAFFEINE

Oh, really? ;o; I always worry I'm a bit overzealous in the comments but I'm so happy to hear people are appreciating them! <3

CAFFEINE

EDIT: Small correction! It's principal boys that were women in breeches SPECIFICALLY in pantomime plays, but breeches roles as a whole can encompass any form of theatre that has a male character played by a woman; the definition is also always plural; "breeches" vs. "breech". (I accidentally entered too quick with my last comment, oops!) Oh, this would be incredible and would actually be an avenue to show a more compassionate touch since intersex and trans people were not accepted during this era—despite the fact that the Victorian age boasts some of the most gender-explorative movements of the industrial age! There were famous "male impersonators"—all of whom were women, some of them making CAREERS out of the practice. Travesti (when a character on a stage play is played by the opposite sex) roles and breeches roles (women that played men wearing visible, you guessed it, breeches; known as "principal boys" was the specific subtype common in the 1800s; pantomime theatre was popular with these). Vesta Tilley was easily the most famous of her time, famous for her dandy and foppish personas. This was also the age of the Victorian Burlesque which was actually meant to be a parody of more classical theatre and ballet with almost gauche theatricality in their costuming and the plays they held, many of which were breech roles. So that big dress suggestion could very much happen, even if it was less in-fashion by the late 1800s, they still held a strong presence well into the slimming silhouettes we'd see later of the early 1900s (think movements like the Gibson Girl or 1920 flappers; the Gibson Girl, despite being drawn by a man, was notable in the fact that she was presented as an equal to the men in the drawings of her!). On the more medical side, I would HIGHLY recommend anyone to look up the story of Dr. James Barry, the first surgeon to ever perform a successful C-section and was discovered to be female AFTER their death. Dr. Barry presented as a man his ENTIRE life and it was an extreme shock to the medical community afterwards, especially since Barry was well respected for their work, their time as a military surgeon in the British army, and for the fact that the specialty chosen was PREDOMINANTLY centered around women's health—unheard of at the time outside of certain circles! (By the way, anytime people wanna ask for sources on this, please feel free to reply and I'll drop some places to check out everything I say!) \o/

Call Me ET

Fascinating info! I knew about Vesta Tilley, but wasn't aware of the many other things you mentioned. I bring up the whole premise of intersex characters because InCase picked an idea I had that won the raffle to draw (the queen being sucked off by her trans maid hiding under her dress while she greets people), and I think it would be interesting to see some commentary from the person who is cataloguing these "health sessions." Also, this may predate the points you made, but Chevalière d'Éon is probably my favourite representation of trans/intersex peoples (I apologize if I'm using these terms incorrectly) from history. This type of representation would be wonderful for this new series of pictures that InCase is doing, and I really hope he indulges in it.

Hunter

Really getting an itch to see the retreat change over time; curing people in many different areas with various traumas to be healed by sexual therapy ☺️

Generic

this series is so great, but kind of surprised not to see the occasional male nurse or female velvet tipper, tbh. Love the text with the images, really awesome.