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Skinsuit edits for a friend.

Kavya reduced to a skinsuit for another nasty little woman. Said woman now happily wearing her body and identity and giving fuck all about either.Edit: Glasses alts for the two with her head on. I hate how messy the posts look with so many images but ALTS MUST BE SHARED.Edit Edit: Empty skinsuit "hood" alt.

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funnyaltname

oh my god the explicit snuff angle to the dialogue here is Doing Things to me. feels like its super rare to see suiting identity Death with a capital D, incredible work

Franktonius

I do enjoy my "casual bad ends" a decent bit lol, ty!

Thesolringer

I also wonder what Faye means by "corpse".. Is it just the whole body when she isn't wearing it or is it like a skinless husk?

Matt the Moo-Cow

yessssss new girl to subject to fuckery yesss

Franktonius

Mostly just casual mean-spiritedness. Like affirming that even if Dr. Lakhani looks like she's still normal, breathing and living her life, she decidedly isn't anymore. Specifics vary in my mind occasionally, but I tend to prefer a flavor of skinsuit where they're kind of tied to the wearer, and can sort of stay formed/autopilot when not being worn for the convenience of still appearing "normal", and because a character essentially unfazed, in character, talking to the person that [deleted] them is uniquely hot. You still get the "skinless husk" flaccid look when the wearer doesn't even bother, but also get a kind of weird invasive "mind-control" where the wardrobe of unworn skinsuits are just living their lives, but their minds are basically accurate simulacra unconsciously made by the wearer/owner. Also ties into wearing a character and having access to their personality/memories/etc.

Franktonius

Basically I cannot avoid putting my very horror-centric hivemind/identity theft/ownership fascinations into other works LMAO.

Thesolringer

I mean it IS hot, go for it lmao

Nurture

Nice nice nice. Huge fan of how brutal and demeaning the dialogue is in some of these too. That sort of contradictory third person description of herself as an object really scratches the reality-bending/identity-theft itch.