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"Ha ha ha... It's not that your cooking is terrible or anything! I'm just full at the moment..." You have no idea how much I relate with that comment whenever over-spiced budae jjigae is on tonight's menu. Although, I have to admit, it tastes good when with milk tea.

I don't know who or what Andur is, but I can say for a fact that it is a dick move to compare a story with another story written by a different author (rivalry and contests are an exception). Yeah, fuck those mangy rabbits! :blobspearpeek:

Isn't that a coding error from transferring a text off of one document to another?

Also take into account that the updated glossary means there is another page that readers will be reading. That counts as a view.

The opposite of the best compliment ever received would be the worst, but I am so far seeing here what others have witnessed, not received. I'd like to share what we received for something we called a "Mix Tape". It's an anthology with each author writing a story that shares the same universe as...

There are people here who'd go out of their way to read that. I'd say go for it. :blob_popcorn:

I'll have to search for those. Thank you for making me aware that these exist.

@orangepeel I completely understand that we'd require someone we can relate with and that they'd connect with their victim in a similar fashion (aside from being humanoid). I'll have to think that one over a lot more because that means a lot of this relies on context (the story, obviously) and...

This has me thinking of zombies and whether they'd be considered cannibals. Especially if their condition is ever reversed. A good example of that would be from a 2013 film "Warm Bodies". If there are novels with that kind of perspective, that would be very insightful for this topic's conversation.

@SilvCrimBlac Those are good points and, as another pair's of points had done, I've read a contradiction from greyblob on this. That is what makes this a good point because we've got potential readers who'd feel differently when on this morbidly odd topic. :blob_hmm:

@Cipiteca396 Thank you for offering us a response as detailed and descriptive with source material to follow up on. I especially like that you have pointed something out that may affect readers: the victims' reactions. That there might be a big factor when readers are immersed in the POV of a...

I did a search for the tag "cannibalism" and got these as a result: Scribble's Collection of Cannibalistic Content. I'll have to give them all a readover to see which of them have the POV we need to get this test rolling.

I've got the idea on what you all mean, cannibalism only applies to the same species having a chowdown on each other, but what about the perspective? Would reading from these "maneaters" view points not feel cannibalistic? Let us say I wrote about a little fairy who'd go around nibbling on...

That makes me wonder on Neanderthals and Denisovans (also, let's not forget those little hobbits, the Flores, too) ever being chosen as a happy meal by us humans. Despite those two being very close to our own species, would that not be considered cannibalism?

Okay, those two posts are weirdly contradicting each other. :blobrofl:

Hello and welcome to my reader's thread. I wanted to ask you all about a controversial topic: the eating of humans in stories and how a POV makes you feel about it. I know that one human eating another would be considered cannibalistic and the same would apply towards any species eating its own...

I had difficulty watching that series and dropped it on one of the early episodes.