Patreon exclusive | [ASMR] Yandere Spider Wants To Keep You [F4A] [FDom] [Strangers to More] [Possessive] [Fantasy] (Patreon)

You end up falling into the cave. It turned out it was owned by a spider lady that was looking for a mate. And now she's found one~

I found, recorded and edited this script only for the scriptwriter to tell me that I can't genderflip it (it was originally M4F). If it was mentioned anywhere in the script post, I'd simply not record it, but IT WASN'T, the writer literally said that they expected VAs to know that by default. And to top it all off, they said they're "sorry the audio has to go to waste". I've recorded over 300 roleplays for my channel/Patreon and I've NEVER scrapped a fully completed audio. That's why I'm posting this on Patreon, because I'm the only one to decide what I'll do with my content. With all due respect, if you don't like your character being a female in a roleplay, simply don't listen to that roleplay. And if you don't like what the public does with your script, then don't share it publicly.

I will not disclose the name of the writer, mostly because I don't want any of my viewers to go to them and hate on them.

I don't wanna sound mean at all, but making roleplays is not just reading scripts, it's still a lot of work - voice acting, audio editing, video editing, getting thumbnails ready - and I really didn't want it to be for nothing. It happened too many times in my past, that's why it triggers me so much...

Eitherway, according to Polish law, my roleplay falls under Fair Use, because I added my voice, ambience, sound effects, thumbnail and video to the script, which despite fully quoting the script, makes the script less than a half of the content of the video and is making the roleplay a new piece of work and thus copyrighted on its own. That's why I'm legally allowed to post this. In any case of uncertainty, I can share this roleplay on Patreon for free and thus make it legal to share for educational/public/preservation purposes, according to the "allowed public use" law.