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TF-Viewer · 10-25-2011

I dunno.. any werewolf story that includes reversed knees doesn't get high marks from me. Proper understanding of the anatomy of both the human and the canine is a must when describing a transition from one to the other. I'm not saying a person needs to go to college classes and dissect both species in a lab setting, but there's just no such thing as a reversed knee, and the vagina is already located in the exact same position in both species, it doesn't need to move at all like some authors think it does. The vagina is always beneath the anus when the subject is on all fours, describing it "moving back" is just silly.

Sorry but those are just some pet peeves of mine.

10-25-2011	#3
TF-Viewer Slave to the Process Forum Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 12,781	Re: TheEditor stories I dunno.. any werewolf story that includes reversed knees doesn't get high marks from me. Proper understanding of the anatomy of both the human and the canine is a must when describing a transition from one to the other. I'm not saying a person needs to go to college classes and dissect both species in a lab setting, but there's just no such thing as a reversed knee, and the vagina is already located in the exact same position in both species, it doesn't need to move at all like some authors think it does. The vagina is always beneath the anus when the subject is on all fours, describing it "moving back" is just silly. Sorry but those are just some pet peeves of mine.