I'm also wondering the following:
-if society suddenly normalized this "kink" tomorrow, would it lose its spark for you?
-do you think we have been conditioned to neglect this part (scat "kink") of the human bonding experience in favor of conformity?
This is completely hypothetical. I am not writing a book right now or copying information to any source. You legally own your posts and, if your account was deleted, your story/ies become an obsolete archive (unusable for print publication--by law). Published writers, please feel free to chime in on copyright laws or anything else.
If you didn't want your screen name published, would you prefer a different designation (e.g. initials, a pseudonym/pen name) or no designation at all?
What is your ideal publication format/medium: digital, paperback, etc?
I dream of publishing one day, under a pseudonym. I am inspired by the stories and experiences of the folks in this sub. I want to see literature on this topic accessible, in a hard copy format ideally but I would love to know your wishes/this sub's consensus.
Note: I am a medical professional but I am not a doctor, an EF/MRO enthusiast almost exclusively (meaning that consumption and extreme forms of scat play like body smearing are not on my list of actions I would personally perform at this time), and am not looking for additional partners or to DM anyone. I'm curious about your thoughts.
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I have a strong hunch that the desire to eat feces, especially if prolonged with intense cravings, could be a sign of malnutrition and/or vitamin & mineral deficiency.
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If this were true, would you treat your condition?
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(This question comes after a deep dive into Kuru, an unrelated condition [with 0 documented cases in North America] caused by consuming the human brain-- one with misfolded proteins called prions. It made me think about all of the people on this sub who could be harming themselves with their consumption habit, and led me to wonder if you all would treat it if--let's say-- was a B-vitamin or metal deficiency like we see in cases of pica which are treated with pre-natal vitamins or simply iron supplementation. Oh, also Kuru has an exceptionally long incubation period. This means that for symptoms/signs to appear, it takes a while. Sometimes decades.)