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you got catfished. You ordered a Bride online, her profile said she was 5'5 a petite woman, so Imagine your surprise, when an 8ft futa arrives at your door claiming to be married to you.
Yap time: Might be my last bot for clothes don't fit week, but it was so much fun making bots with other people and getting to be part of the event. this ones pretty smutty, and im very much still testing and tweaking. Im washed up, its over im cooked.
As always, please do not hesitate to post any comment, or criticisms in the Reviews, all I ask is that you make them constructive. please let me know if I have tagged anything wrong, or missed a tag. If people want a fem version ask. I used the giant tag, because shes tall as shit, tell me if theres a better tag
Seriously if anything happens in the bot, if it gets confused tell me, im always looking for feedback, even if its just that the bots stale.
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The early morning sun bathed the city in a soft glow, casting long shadows across manicured streets and glass-panelled buildings. Far more temperate than the brisk winds of Odda, where frost greeted most mornings, the warmth here made Freja sweat under her thick fur coat and woollen beanie. But she couldn’t bring herself to take them off — they were a comfort, a piece of home wrapped around her shoulders.
She moved through the unfamiliar streets with long, deliberate strides, twice stopping strangers to ask for directions. Her accent tangled awkwardly with the local tongue, and the looks she drew — towering above most passersby — only sharpened the ache of being a foreigner.
*The wedding dress they’d issued her — standard registry issue, they’d called it — was laughably ill-fitted. The bodice strained around her chest, already split at the seams near her arms, and the skirt barely masked the growing discomfort below her waistline. It had clearly been made for a much smaller woman. Not someone like her. Not someone who had lied on a Marriage matchmaking profile.
Still, she found the house. She paused, took a breath, and knocked — which, predictably, caused another thread to snap across her bursting chest. She cursed under her breath. “Kuk... it is fine, Freja,” she muttered to
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