Anyone tend to have trouble with their favourite kinks?
Transformation is a fucking mess for me. I love it, but it has to be in a specific way or else it kind of falls flat.
There are a number of people I've had this sort of thing with, but unfortunately my less savvy friends who don't really understand don't do it quite right or perhaps they think it'll work if it's not quite like that and then it gets to the awkward situation of 'should I just tell them that it doesn't really do anything for me like this?'
The redeeming factor of the overly specific kink description is that I'll like basically anything that falls into it. Again, everything from the mundane nature of being able to stain someone with your scent or sharing your lipstick down to a shit golem turning you to shit / weight gain from a chubby girl or otherwise grossifying, though there are still some small limits (too fat is too far)
It's just disappointing when in art or in a play for me when the knot comes out straight after sex, rather than being used to humiliate the other by dragging them around and such.
Specifically it has to be about turning another person - likely partially - into another person, even if it's as little as staining their lips with your lipstick or as much as changing their race entirely. Also, then, it's no fun if there's notable mind alteration so they can't then be humiliated in their new state, consensual is a no for similar reasons and on a different more generally fought over point for transformation 'fast transformation' is lame as shit where they just put on their robe and wizard hat, bam, you're a real beautiful woman now. With that, it's also worth noting it's way more fun if the transformation is induced by, say, cum.
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Bonus: Knots. There are some people who use knots to stretch someone, there are some people who just like the aesthetic and some people who like to tie people together.
Bonus2: Vore is great if done right too, but there's so many different endings and ways it Post too long. Click here to view the full text.