And here's the Charlie portion! Can't forget the fox.
That's it for this week's payload! Feels good to finally be back to Pack.
See you again soon!
And here's the Charlie portion! Can't forget the fox.
That's it for this week's payload! Feels good to finally be back to Pack.
See you again soon!
Payload 72 - Anneke and Charlie
This week's payload was about two lovely Pack Street girls. Probably because it came right after the new chapter!
Enjoy the fluff against the cold weather.
You're a good mule, Molly!
(Betsy scares me a little bit)
so sugary it makes your teeth hurt
06.03.2026 09:20 — 👍 301 🔁 45 💬 1 📌 0
It's not like I took it for granted either! I loved that blog, I had it for ages.
Just thinking about all the lost content, whoof.
I'm reminded of the NewTumbl, which promised a tumblr-like interface and the upcoming ability to import your blog.
Eventually they went "actually we have enough users now we don't need to deliver on that blog import feature :)"
then one day they shut down with no warning and no one got any backups!
Love making a post about some idea I've been ruminating on, having to re-edit it over and over to fit it down into 300 characters, posting it, and realizing afterwards I butchered it so badly I didn't even get across what I was trying to in the first place
a fully wasted post
Plus every time you move platforms you lose a huge chunk of followers
My bsky account will never match my twitter account, my twitter account will never match my tumblr account
I'm more active now than I was before but every iteration of social media, every new copy, is a little more faded
Doing that big post chain yesterday only emphasized how much I miss nsfw-accessible tumblr
An actual blog instead of a microposting social media platform, where you have more than 300 characters to say something and can actually articulate your thoughts instead of repeatedly editing for brevity
no thanks, not really what i'm going for
05.03.2026 00:55 — 👍 6 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
Anyway this is my obsession with bottle episodes/fishbowls, contrived plots, and putting ordinary people in super sexually charged scenarios that they have to navigate with mutual embarrassment
all coming to a crystallized point
In many ways, an obvious eventuality
Expect to see more of them soon!
She's not being paid to fuck him but they both know why his rich old parents set this up
and there's mutually awkward tension/embarrassment and they're both sort of apologetic to the other about it but sooner or later things are going to get a little too intimate and a little too comfortable
It's a pretty standard setup where two people are secluded together to encourage a sexually charged atmosphere
What makes it stick in my brain is here, that's the *point* and both characters know it
There is the overt, stated, understood expectation of awkward incidental moments and sexual tension
All this builds up to the main event: his parents offer her an all-expense vacation, IF she takes the son.
Three months in a secluded retreat, but with the expectation the intimate, private locale might stir some things up.
He needs some "perspective" and they're just glad he found a girl he likes.
Weird parents offer to pay her, buy her things if she continues sunbathing where he can see. Think a little "life experience" might finally make him start acting like an adult. Offer to buy her a whole pool if she wears skimpy swimsuits.
Uncomfortable, but good money. And maybe she kinda likes him.
Cheetah-next-door girl sorta knows the family. Used to babysit sometimes when the son was still a kid. He's kind of obsessed with his hot, unassuming neighbor.
One day she catches him watching while she sunbathes and goes to confront him about it, but parents intercept with an indecent proposal.
There's an idea that's been bouncing around my head for weeks and i'm trying to figure out how to explain it
To start: Weird, rich, out of touch family of ponies lives next door.
Eccentric. House rules. No porn allowed.
Son was *supposed* to move out at 18 but didn't go to college, no job, no gf.
Synths and latex? Not even remotely my scene, sorry.
04.03.2026 18:37 — 👍 2 🔁 1 💬 1 📌 0i beg your pardon
03.03.2026 23:09 — 👍 3 🔁 1 💬 1 📌 0Swerve: the people checking in aren't even lovers, they're like coworkers or something. But it was the only place open.
03.03.2026 20:08 — 👍 7 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
Is there a better setting for burgeoning smut than a 'fishbowl'
Characters stuck together in an enclosed, private setting really makes intimate atmosphere easy to bring up.
It's why I use "snowed in" as a premise so much.
Stuck in a hotel together. A forest lodge. A space station! Sparks will fly.
Honestly, it might be the best mascot horror game I've seen. It wasn't quite what I wanted but it was original and entertaining and had a clear vision.
The strong religious overtones felt pretty out of place but hey, the dev can do what he wants with his game
Yeah, unfortunately. Just last year there was that post that got passed around like "my vore is ethical, unlike your vore, which should never have been allowed or accepted"
Drawing lines based on disgust and having no self awareness at all
Everyone automatically sets themselves as a moral baseline
might i recommend a gameplay mechanic that's not fun and is never tied into the narrative but still requires constant attention
02.03.2026 07:57 — 👍 4 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
I am a certified Tattletail hater and Indigo Park literally just has one chapter out
and they already went for most of the major lazy tropes so what are we defending here, Rambley himself?
has anyone ever thought of making a mascot horror game that's good
01.03.2026 21:03 — 👍 82 🔁 3 💬 17 📌 0
No payload this week! Or, well, last week. There was one but it was the pack street chapter, and that went public right away, so we don't have another lined up like we normally do
this week's payload will resume next week, sorry for the confusion
There's a lot to appreciate here. Room's very close to how I imagined it, cramped and hot. Avo's attire is even more risque than I pictured. And the brushwork's gorgeous!
But the highlight is Anna's pose and expression, they just feel so real. There's such genuine emotion in that unguarded laugh.
Anna giggles. "Nice jammies."
I take the opportunity to look her up and down a second time. "You too, girl," I smile as smoothly as I can, which probably isn't very.
Pack Street's back alright!!
Story by @tgweaver.bsky.social